Cold Wine and Tears for Thousands of Years - Xianfeng, Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty

A cup of cold wine brings thousands of tears, and a few broken lamps bring thousands of surnames. Seeing his image hidden behind the heavy curtain of history, he is young and sad, persistent and desperate. Although there is a collection of poems and essays compiled by Emperor Wenzong, this is the only famous line that has been handed down from generation to generation. Thirty years of life and eleven years of being an emperor. Looking at the mountains and rivers in the distance is nothing more than a few broken lanterns. My short-sighted desk is nothing more than a glass of cold wine. After ten years of sorrow, blood and tears, and ten years of hard work, the end of life turned out to be a road of escape. In the 19th century, when the west wind spread to the east, he indulged in the abyss of ideals, never detached or resolved, and finally ended up losing everything. "Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty" said that he "appointed talents and promoted talents, and had a thorough understanding of the successors", and "The Romance of the History of the Qing Dynasty" said that he "was known as Xiao Yao and Shun at the time." In terms of his qualifications, he may be considered a minor talent, but he was bound by the "ancestral system" and the "righteous way" and had no chance of reform. He was a feudal defender who would never change until death. Dreams are crushed into powder by the wheels of history, revealing to future generations only the cruelty of fate. Unofficial histories of officials, notes of Qing people, miscellaneous essays on official history, and those who can tell a story can all be included in the article. Because all history is contemporary history.