Yongzheng, In This Life I Live Only for the Realm

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That's really well said!

Very well said, thumbs up!

When it comes to emperors, in my heart, they are Yongzheng, Taizong, and Shihuang, but Yongzheng is the only one who makes me pity the most. Although he doesn't need it, it really makes people feel sorry for him. Born only for the world, because of loneliness, because of arrogance, because he is an emperor, because he is Yongzheng.

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His love seems to have been taken away by Kangxi and Qianlong, leaving him with only the world in his heart, but I still want to believe that somewhere in his heart is still soft.

Love 44 Xie Youda wrote an article for 44

Maybe he was too eager for success in some things, resulting in half the result with half the effort; maybe some people said that he was "mean and unkind", so many people still can't understand him. But what he is really like requires us to see carefully. He rectified the administration of officials, implemented the "dividing people into acres", and carried out "reforming the land and returning it to the locals". He was too impatient and wanted to succeed, which aroused the dissatisfaction of many people. However, that was because he had too much affection for the Qing Dynasty and the country. Maybe there is a mentality of "hating iron but not steel". After taking the throne, most of his brothers met a bad end, even his son. Is he mean and ungrateful? In my opinion, this is a necessary measure for him to take as an emperor. At this time, the Qing Dynasty needed development, and someone had to clean up the "mess". A stable environment is a necessary condition. As smart as he is, how come he doesn't know this? So in the incomprehension of others, he made a series of actions called "eradicating alien parties". If this is mean and ungrateful, then I admire him. After all, not everyone can have the spirit of sacrificing the small self to fulfill the big self. Please don't look at him with colored glasses, after all, that would be unfair to him. As for his right and wrong, I think everyone already has the answer in their mind. For him, I want to say one more thing: I missed you! (I missed you)…