Along the gentle curves of a land that rises and falls
I ride freely across the Central Plains, the northern lands, and Jiangnan
With icy blades and snowy swords, through storms and devoted companions
I cherish the golden years Heaven has granted me
To live with courage and integrity
To face danger without fear
My passion never changes, year after year
Life brings both bitterness and sweetness
Good and evil stand on opposite sides
All for the tomorrow of our dreams
Hear the iron hooves ring
As they cross ten thousand miles of land
I stand at the crest of the storm, gripping tight
As the sun and moon turn
And blood floods the world
How can we find peace and prosperity?
I truly wish I could live another five hundred years
To live with courage and integrity
To face danger without fear
My passion never changes, year after year
Life brings both bitterness and sweetness
Good and evil stand on opposite sides
All for the tomorrow of our dreams
Hear the iron hooves ring
As they cross ten thousand miles of land
I stand at the crest of the storm, gripping tight
As the sun and moon turn
And blood floods the world
How can we find peace and prosperity?
I truly wish I could live another five hundred years
I truly wish I could live another five hundred years
This song really wasn't written for the Qing dynasty! It was originally the theme song for The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong. The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong and Kangxi Dynasty both began filming in 2000, but The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong was shelved because it failed to pass review. Kangxi Dynasty, meanwhile, aired on CCTV first in 2001 and used the song originally written for The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong, Borrow Five Hundred Years from Heaven.
The Ming dynasty was the last Han Chinese dynasty. After the Qing dynasty, its history was obscured and its image became indistinct. Perhaps all we can find of it are a few scattered glimpses in foreign travelogues.
Yet the Ming, like the prosperous Tang, mighty Han, and wealthy Song, became a legend in history, leaving behind the words: "No marriage alliances, no indemnities, no ceding territory, no tribute. The Son of Heaven guards the gates of the nation, and the ruler dies for his state!"
If you look at the military history of the Ming, you will find that no matter how badly its armies fared or how desperate the situation became, they would never trade women for peace, nor surrender land or pay indemnities. Even when rebel armies besieged the capital, when the Oirat army surrounded it, or when the emperor was captured, no matter the circumstances, they never admitted defeat.
The Ming emperors included good ones, pleasure-seekers, and absurd ones... Yes, you probably know how valiantly Zhu Yuanzhang rose up in rebellion. You have probably heard how wise the Prince of Yan, Zhu Di, who later became the Yongle Emperor, was. And you have probably heard how "outrageous" the Zhengde Emperor, Zhu Houzhao, was... Yet not one of the Ming emperors was a coward. Remember the Chongzhen Emperor, who died for his country; the Zhengtong Emperor, who was captured but never begged for mercy; the Longwu Emperor, who died on the battlefield; and the Shaowu Emperor, who was captured and starved himself to death...
Qing dynasty fanatics, click X to escape. Your favorite isn't here.
This story has a high chance of being harmonized, and the author has a poor track record of finishing stories.
On the 80th, people pledged their allegiance to show the figures of the seventeenth dynasty; one hundred thousand people died with one heart and soul, leaving three hundred miles of Ming Dynasty behind!
Correction: Taking advantage of the fact that I am older than the kid on the ground [sometimes] I often practice martial arts → again
Collect to fatten it up! ! I rarely watch TV, so this is the first time I see this song. I don't know who arranged this impassioned song for the subsequent drama. Although it cannot be denied that Master Kang is indeed a good emperor, I want to say that if the Qing Dynasty gives China another five hundred years...
As soon as I saw the title of the book, I rated it first! During the Han, Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, the magnificent rivers and mountains of our Han nation could not tolerate the iron hoofs of the nomadic tribes of the Mongolian, Yuan and Manchu peoples to trample upon that fertile land?
The information is so detailed, I love researching the party! It looks great, come on! !
As soon as you look at the title, you will know where you are from =w=
Update soon, too little~
Update it quickly! ! !
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, he will never admit defeat; of course the emperor is a Han, and the rulers of the Qing Dynasty are Manchus. Do the Manchus care about the feelings of the Han people? The Han people at that time were the slaves of the Manchus. What are slaves? It's their cats and dogs. It's strange that people now have the mentality of watching Qing Dynasty drama, because according to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, we Han people are their slaves, cats and dogs. Mentality is a strange thing. Anyway, the cession of territory and compensation will not affect their life and rule. Although the emperor at that time always said that the Manchus and Han were one family, it was a lie. I suspect that the screenwriter added it in response to the harmony of the current leadership. Will cats and dogs be part of the same family as the people who raise them? Have you been brainwashed by the current harmonious atmosphere and thought that the Qing Dynasty was the same? Imagine that civil servants would be the same as ordinary people. What a joke. There is always such a thing as class, and I believe more in Hegel's words.
Is this... Going to time travel?
On the 80th, people pledged their allegiance to show the figures of the seventeenth dynasty; one hundred thousand people died with one heart and soul, leaving three hundred miles of Ming Dynasty behind!
Correction: Taking advantage of the fact that I am older than the kid on the ground [sometimes] I often practice martial arts → again
Collect to fatten it up! ! I rarely watch TV, so this is the first time I see this song. I don't know who arranged this impassioned song for the subsequent drama. Although it cannot be denied that Master Kang is indeed a good emperor, I want to say that if the Qing Dynasty gives China another five hundred years...
As soon as I saw the title of the book, I rated it first! During the Han, Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, the magnificent rivers and mountains of our Han nation could not tolerate the iron hoofs of the nomadic tribes of the Mongolian, Yuan and Manchu peoples to trample upon that fertile land?
The information is so detailed, I love researching the party! It looks great, come on! !
As soon as you look at the title, you will know where you are from =w=
Update soon, too little~
Update it quickly! ! !
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, he will never admit defeat; of course the emperor is a Han, and the rulers of the Qing Dynasty are Manchus. Do the Manchus care about the feelings of the Han people? The Han people at that time were the slaves of the Manchus. What are slaves? It's their cats and dogs. It's strange that people now have the mentality of watching Qing Dynasty drama, because according to the rules of the Qing Dynasty, we Han people are their slaves, cats and dogs. Mentality is a strange thing. Anyway, the cession of territory and compensation will not affect their life and rule. Although the emperor at that time always said that the Manchus and Han were one family, it was a lie. I suspect that the screenwriter added it in response to the harmony of the current leadership. Will cats and dogs be part of the same family as the people who raise them? Have you been brainwashed by the current harmonious atmosphere and thought that the Qing Dynasty was the same? Imagine that civil servants would be the same as ordinary people. What a joke. There is always such a thing as class, and I believe more in Hegel's words.