Along the gentle curves of the mountains and rivers
Let the horses love the Central Plains and love the North and Jiangnan.
Facing the passionate companionship of ice knives and snow swords
Cherish the golden years given to me by heaven
Be a man with liver and gallbladder
Why be afraid of hardships and dangers in life?
The passion remains unchanged year after year
Being a human being is both bitter and sweet
Good and evil are separated on both sides.
All for the tomorrow in dreams
Look at the clanking iron hooves
Traveling across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains
I stand on the cusp of the storm and hold on tightly.
The sun and moon rotate
Blood floods the world
Peaceful and happy
I really want to live another five hundred years
Be a man with liver and gallbladder
Why be afraid of hardships and dangers in life?
The passion remains unchanged year after year
Being a human being is both bitter and sweet
Good and evil are separated on both sides.
All for the tomorrow in dreams
Look at the clanking iron hooves
Traveling across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains
I stand on the cusp of the storm and hold on tightly.
The sun and moon rotate
Blood floods the world
Peaceful and happy
I really want to live another five hundred years
I really want to live another five hundred years
This song is really not written for the Qing Dynasty! It was originally written as the theme song for "The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong". "The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong" and "Kangxi Dynasty" both started filming in 2000. However, "The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong" was shelved because it failed to pass the review. "Kangxi Dynasty" was the first to be broadcast on CCTV in 2001, and used the original theme song of "The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong" "Borrow from Heaven for Another Five Hundred Years".
As the last dynasty of the Han people, the history of the Ming Dynasty has been erased by the Qing Dynasty. The impression is also vague and gloomy. Perhaps you can only see a fragment of it from the travel notes of foreigners.
However, the Gang Ming Dynasty and the prosperous Tang Dynasty and the powerful Han Dynasty and the Song Dynasty have become historical myths, leaving behind "no marriage, no indemnity, no cession of land, no tribute, the emperor guards the country, and the king dies in the country!"
If you look at the war history of the Ming Dynasty, you will find that no matter how miserable the Ming army was or how critical the situation was, they would never exchange women for peace or cede territory to pay compensation. Even if the mob army attacks the city, even if the Washi army besieges the capital, even if the emperor is unfortunately captured... No matter what the situation is, we will never admit defeat.
Some of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were good, some were fun-loving, and some were ridiculous... Yes, you probably know how brave Zhu Yuanzhang was when he first raised his army, and you probably heard how wise Zhu Di, the King of Yan, who later became the Yongle Emperor, was, and you probably heard how "absurd" the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao was... But every emperor in the Ming Dynasty was not weak. You see it like Emperor Chongzhen died for his country, you see it like Zhengzheng was captured but never begged for mercy, you see it like Longwu died on the battlefield, you see it like Shaowu was captured and committed suicide on a hunger strike...
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