Ming Dynasty Maritime Affairs

Finally finished reading. I have collected it a long time ago. I think it is a good book, but I don't know why I have never read it. The story is a good one, although it has flaws. The characters are all alive, albeit imperfect. The author did not go into many things in depth, but left a lot of room for the reader's imagination without going into too much detail. General Qi is a good girl, magnanimous and magnanimous. She best embodies the feelings of family and country in this book, the righteousness of serving the country and the people, with a sense of idealism, whether it is persistence in love or persistence in family and country. Shen Yue is obviously an atypical male protagonist. He directly reflects some of the flaws of human nature, but we cannot criticize him harshly. In the article, the author has analyzed this character through the mouth of Cui Li. He was a microcosm of the civil servant group of the Ming Dynasty, a kind of court culture and even the situation of the Ming Dynasty at that time, and was extremely realist. He has the inferiority complex and ambition of a boy from a poor family, so he has desires that are unbreakable. His road to facing his own feelings is destined to be long. He will pursue fame and fortune, waver in factional struggles, and be weak and even cowardly like a scholar. But he was extremely real, so real that I felt that this person existed during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Regarding the names of the two Shen brothers, there is Shen Yue in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and Shen Zui in the Republic of China spy. I wonder if this is the author's intentional arrangement. I have never doubted his status as the male protagonist, although personally I would not choose such a person. Among them, Huo Tao and Tang Zong are also quite outstanding male supporting characters. In the end, they are not limited to love. The ending of Shen, Qi and Huo going to Shanhaiguan to find Tang is very touching and frank, just like my impression of this book. Huo Tao is free and unrestrained, while Tang Zong is romantic and affectionate. They both love Yingzi, and maybe in other novels he would be the male protagonist, but in this book there just isn't enough fate. This is also good. There will be frustrated people on the road of love, but there will never be a life-and-death entanglement of infatuated men and women. After all, love is not everything in life, there are also responsibilities and ideals. There are some ideas and emotions in the book that I, as a young person, could not fully understand. The author needs experience, but readers also need experience. When a reader has far less experience than the author, it may be difficult to empathize. I really like this book, although some parts are different from my taste, and although some parts go a little too fast, I can't let go. Nowadays, there are not many people who don't write about Jinjiang that are empty-handed, and there are very few who write about the Ming Dynasty, and there are even fewer who write well and emotionally. The Ming Dynasty was really a very different era. At the sunset of ancient times and on the eve of modern times, the pattern of the world changed. The sprouts of new economic factors were restrained by the shackles of the old era. Therefore, our modernization was exogenous and arbitrary, so our modernization was extremely difficult. When facing history textbooks, I often assume that if history had taken a turn in the Ming Dynasty, would the Chinese have started their own maritime era? The vast South China Sea should not be monopolized by Portugal. Southeast maritime trading groups should be legalized early rather than allowed to become bandits. The Chinese can also live towards the sea and develop their own maritime territories. As Quanzhou natives, Yu Dayou and Zheng Chenggong's hometown are deeply aware of the decline of Citong Port and the impact of the maritime ban on coastal people's livelihood. The Fujian people living on the coast have embarked on the road of piracy, with both greed and helplessness. The old era has passed, but there are still hundreds of emotions and emotions that exist in people's hearts, so we will keep looking back at history and nostalgic for the past. I am very grateful to the author for writing this story. I admire the author's talent and feelings very much. A person who does not have a warm respect for the history of his country cannot write such a story. I hope the author can write more stories about the Ming Dynasty, about all living beings in the long history, our feelings, the feelings of the Chinese people, and that history is the conversion of the Chinese people's spirit.

A turbulent dynasty, a history intertwined with power and intrigue, a group of uniquely vivid characters, some bright and sad emotions, and a review of the article that you can't stop talking about.

Why do you have such no bottom line for Shen Yue! You shouldn't be like this when you love someone. You should also be proud and confident when you love others. Why is it that the heroine is always coaxed out of her mind by a few nice words and a smile?

How silly. It makes my blood pressure rise

It's not good-looking ~ anecdotes~ Fortunately, I didn't buy them all. The heroine went to North Korea for 6 years, and Shen Yue waited lovingly for 5 years. The key point is that there was no relationship between the heroine and Shen Yue before going to North Korea. Farewell.

It's not good-looking ~ anecdotes~ Fortunately, I didn't buy them all. The heroine went to North Korea for 6 years, and Shen Yue waited lovingly for 5 years. The key point is that there was no relationship between the heroine and Shen Yue before going to North Korea. Farewell.

In the end, the male protagonist is still Shen, which is a bit unacceptable. He would rather forget each other than wait for a man to look back. For more than ten or twenty years, a woman spends all her youth waiting. In my opinion, she is really stupid!

Agreed. Downstairs, Governor Meng is so happy.

Si Liu, you gave all your love to Meng Dadudu, Tang Dudu is so pitiful...

After reading it, I am still not satisfied. Although the process was ups and downs, the ending was quite satisfactory. Some people leave, and some people come again, but they can never live without the word life. Friendship and love are still complete, but this is a story after all. I like to read stories, but they are stories after all.