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Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight, and was ordered by Shunzhi to serve as his assistant ministers. Among them, Ao Bai was arrogant and domineering. After his old minister Sony died of illness, he roped in Yi Bilong and executed Suk Saha who refused to cooperate with him. He even dominated the government, often roaring at the Golden Palace, and forcing Kangxi to submit to his will. Kangxi came into power at the age of fourteen, but Obai not only refused to return power to the emperor, but instead formed a clique for personal gain, wooed his best friends, and plotted to kill the emperor and establish himself on his own. Kangxi was smart and precocious since childhood. On the one hand, he secretly worshiped Wu Ciyou, a talented man from the south of the Yangtze River, as his disciple, and diligently studied the governance experience of previous emperors; on the other hand, with his personal guard Wei Dongting as the core, he carefully selected and trained more than a dozen young warriors in the name of practicing martial arts, waiting for the opportunity to eliminate the biggest hidden dangers around him. In May of the eighth year of Kangxi's reign, after careful planning and careful arrangements, Kangxi summoned Ao Bai alone in Yuqing Palace. Using his bodyguards, he captured Ao Bai, who was highly skilled in martial arts, with lightning speed, and wiped out the rest of the party. From then on. Kangxi personally took over the imperial power and laid a solid political foundation for the revitalization of the Qing Dynasty.

Yue Erhe's wonderful interpretation of "Dream of Red Mansions" provides a unique reading experience. This book explores the ending of "The Story of the Stone" and discusses the main line of "Dream of Red Mansions", and launches a discussion on "Dream of Red Mansions".

This book focuses on Kangxi's selection of the crown prince and the rivalry between the princes to become the crown prince. There were many bad policies in Kangxi's later years. For example, officials were corrupt and perverted the law, and unjust cases occurred one after another; the royal family and old honorees borrowed money from the treasury, resulting in a national treasury deficit; land taxes were uneven and land was highly concentrated. Kangxi sent people to clean up and rectify many times, but because the crown prince was cowardly and incompetent, greedy and lustful, not familiar with government affairs, and busy with party disputes, he had to give up halfway. Kangxi was very dissatisfied with this and had to depose him, then establish him again, establish him again, and then depose him. The princes took the opportunity to cause chaos, formed cliques, and competed to become the crown prince, which caused a feud among the brothers. Kangxi later simply "released the deer in the Central Plains" and allowed them to compete with each other.

This collection includes a total of 17 volumes of "A Dream of Red Mansions" written by Emperor Kangxi, Emperor Yongzheng, Emperor Qianlong, The World in the World, Succeeding One's Nature, The Clouds Don't Rain, and Er Yuehe's Wonderful Interpretation. It is hailed as the political bible by central leaders! A milestone in the creation of contemporary Chinese historical novels, with total sales exceeding 10 million copies! This collection includes "Emperor Kangxi", "Emperor Yongzheng", "Emperor Qianlong", the pinnacle of Ergyuehe, describing the skills of the three emperors of the former Qing Dynasty in governing the country and governing people! National historical novel sales crown! Never been surpassed!

Nian Gengyao granted death and Long Keduo was imprisoned, but the remaining power of the Ba Ye Party was not exhausted. The palace secretly discussed and wanted to use the Iron Hat King to force Yongzheng to abdicate. In the Qianqing Palace, there were constant arguments and turmoil. On one side is the mighty Emperor Yongzheng, who severely punishes his brothers. On the other side is the lingering and lingering sister-in-law who looks exactly like her old lover. It was God's retribution, or it was accidental events in the world, but Cheng Huan served you as the flesh and blood of the Heavenly family. The torment of incest, the destruction of elixirs, and the hauntings of the undead. Just now, he was energetic and pointed out the country, but in the blink of an eye, the white tiger and jade rabbit went to Dazhen together. The shadow of the cauldron candle is an eternal mystery, hidden in the clouds and mist.

Although Emperor Qianlong wanted to work hard to restore the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty, it had been more than a hundred years since the founding of the Qing Dynasty, and various crises were emerging one by one. The harem was filthy and chaotic, and corrupt officials were rampant, making Qianlong troubled both internally and externally. The only consolation was that although Fu Heng, the minister who had made countless contributions, was seriously ill, he was still vigilant and loyal, which moved Qianlong deeply. However, on the other hand, the treacherous minister Heshen used clever words and tricks to gain Qianlong's trust. He was first in charge of customs duties at Chongwenmen and then the construction of the Old Summer Palace. He handled large sums of public funds and made profits from them. He was good at winning over people's hearts and won praise from people inside and outside the palace, so he was promoted step by step. At this time, there were religious uprisings in the mainland and Huo Jizhan in the Western Regions. Faced with this situation, Qianlong did not dare to be careless at all. He asked his fifteenth elder brother to go out to the Forbidden City to practice, and reused Agui, Liu Yong and others, hoping to turn the tide and create a new situation.

"Seizing the Palace" is the first volume of "Emperor Kangxi". It describes the story of Kangxi, who came to the throne at the age of eight, and fought against the conspiracy of the auxiliary minister Aobai group to usurp the throne in an extremely dangerous political environment. Kangxi was extremely intelligent when he was young. He once became a disciple of Wu Ciyou, a failed candidate, and learned the skills of feudal governance. With the support and help of the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and his maid Sumala Gu, Kangxi united a group of middle- and lower-class landowners and intellectuals who had gone bankrupt in the enclosure to form a pro-imperial defense force. After many battles, he finally captured Obei out of his wits at the age of fifteen, consolidating the imperial power and laying a good political foundation for the revitalization of the Qing Dynasty.

In the later years of Emperor Qianlong, the prosperous age of the Qing Dynasty gradually came to an end. On the one hand, various evil cults incited people's hearts and civil unrest occurred all over the country, which threatened to disintegrate. Qianlong had no choice but to send Fu Heng's son Fukangan to suppress it everywhere. First, they pacified Shandong, then fought against Jinchuan and Jinchuan, and then went to Taiwan to quell the Lin Shuangwen Incident. Hailancha and others put down the Huojizhan rebellion in Xinjiang. However, as Qianlong got older, he inevitably failed to hire people. He listened to the words of his sycophant ministers and dismissed Ji Yun, Li Shifu and others. He also followed the advice of treacherous ministers and Shen Yan, which made the officialdom even more filthy. Qianlong once vowed that his reign would never exceed the sixty-one years of his grandfather Kangxi. But as the time approached, he gradually became attached to the throne and did not want to hand over the jade seal to the prince. A group of loyal ministers worked hard for this.

As the year passed, Qianlong was still at his peak in the Spring and Autumn Period, and he was in control of his affairs. He worked hard to ensure the long-term stability of the Qing Dynasty. However, it has been more than a hundred years since the founding of the Qing Dynasty, and there were internal and external troubles, and the trees were big and hollow. Fu Heng was seriously ill, Yi Jishan was dying of illness, the harem was in constant turmoil, the young eunuchs were filthy and disorderly in the palace, and corruption and bribery were common in the officialdom. Cathay, the governor of Shandong, took advantage of the rock disaster to embezzle money from the treasury, resulting in a deficit in the vassal treasury. The treacherous ministers and Shen Gao fawned over each other, soared up the ladder, took huge bribes, and killed people to silence them, becoming a hot nouveau riche. Coupled with the famine in the world, the religious bandits took the opportunity to confuse the people, and the Western Xinjiang was in turmoil. The prosperous age of Qianlong was difficult to continue and was surrounded by crises. In order to save the Qing Dynasty from its heyday, Qianlong worked hard, worked hard, and determined to rectify the government.

"Emperor Kangxi (Collection)": records the emperor's life, showing the various aspects of the palace; Daoqing Palace's secret history, describing the ups and downs of the officialdom. The structure of the work is compact, the stories are colorful, and the plots are interlocking, making you want to read it.

This book describes Qianlong's tireless efforts in government affairs in his prime. Queen Fucha's health often worried Qianlong, and her only surviving son died of smallpox, which made Qianlong give up the idea of ​​establishing his legitimate son as prince. Qianlong has always regarded Kangxi's great achievements as his goal. Therefore, he wanted to search for all the rare books in the world and edit them (Sikuquanshu). He also wanted to open up new territories and rival Kangxi in terms of literary, political and martial arts.

This book describes the little-known life of the Qing court, but it is not limited to the small Forbidden City. The elder brother's faction fights, murderous intent looms, Longting changes hands, and Yongzheng narrowly wins. Change the imperial edict, say patricide, say succession? A period of history that is full of doubts, confusing and difficult to decipher. The author writes articles with a historical pen and establishes history with a writing pen. No matter how high the temple is, or how far the rivers and lakes are, he can capture everything under his pen. From the rules and regulations, palace construction, food and clothing, etiquette and music, it is narrated in a eloquent way, with a strong sense of writing; down to the Goulan tile houses, temples and halls, markets and countryside, travelers and ancient ferry, it unfolds slowly and has various styles. The elder brother chases the legitimate son, fighting openly and secretly, every word is about power and deceit; the female singer sings, the lingering sound is lingering, and every sentence is soul-stirring.

The February River Emperor series includes "Emperor Kangxi (4 volumes)", "Emperor Yongzheng (3 volumes)", "Emperor Qianlong (6 volumes)". The three volumes of "Emperor", taken together, are a magnificent, majestic and encyclopedic historical scroll of the prosperous Qing Dynasty.

Nine kings seized the throne, Yongzheng narrowly won, and the old talisman was replaced with a new peach in the Forbidden City. But the tree wants to be quiet but the wind has not stopped. Inside and outside the imperial city, north and south of the river, murderous intent is still everywhere. The Ba Ye party is dead but not dead, and they are aggressive in their desire to replace them; General Nian Gengyao is proud of his merits and supports the army in politics; even Longkodo, the lonely and important minister, has two boats and is good at sending soldiers into the forbidden garden. For a time, the wind was strong and the waves were dangerous, and the floating clouds blocked the sun. The sea is flowing across the sea, and the emperor's talents are being tested. Yongzheng relied on Fang Bao and other important ministers to clean up the history and promote new people such as Tian Wenjing and Liu Molin. They inspected the Yellow River defense regardless of safety and sympathized with the people. Taking advantage of the victory in Qinghai, Diaogong Qingshu smashed the coup conspiracy of the Eighth Ye Party and the Fourteenth Brother, imprisoned Longkodo, and gave Nian Gengyao a gift to kill.

Emperor Yongzheng died unexpectedly, and the twenty-five-year-old Hongli succeeded to the throne, changing the reign of Emperor Qianlong. Qianlong was in his prime, he had great ambitions and was dedicated to creating a prosperous period for the Qing Dynasty. He had a strategic mind and implemented the policy of "governing with leniency", abolished the harsh and abusive policies of the previous dynasty, corrected Yongzheng Yinding's pretext, rectified the administration of officials, and punished several corrupt ministers. He is chic, elegant, suave, and a passionate emperor.

After the evil forces of Aobei were eliminated, the young Kangxi took charge of the government. However, the treasury was empty and people's hearts were floating. It could be said that he was besieged on all sides: in the south, the "Three Feuds" headed by Wu Sangui gathered millions of troops and rebelled and proclaimed themselves emperor; in the north, Chahar rebelled against the Qing cavalry and took advantage of the opportunity to attack Beijing; in the west, Wang Shirong massacred the imperial envoys and led to the Chang'an mutiny. The "Zhong Sanlang" Xianghui, whose purpose was to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, had millions of members, secretly colluded everywhere, and instigated dozens of eunuchs to act as internal agents. They conspired to raise fire as a signal, and started rebellions at the same time to overthrow the Qing Dynasty. Kangxi was really a man who did not panic when a building was about to collapse, and did not panic when the earth collapsed. He did not avoid hardships and dangers and paid private visits in secret on many occasions to monitor the public sentiment and punish corrupt officials. He had a keen eye for talents and used talents such as Zhou Peigong in an eclectic way. He maneuvered vertically and horizontally, strategized, and won the battle thousands of miles away. After several thrilling struggles, various anti-Qing forces were finally wiped out and the political power was consolidated. The young emperor's foresight and the heroic talents of a generation of heroes were fully demonstrated.

"Emperor Yongzheng (Complete Three Volumes)", the first volume describes the battle between the nine kings to seize the rightful son, and Yongzheng won the victory in danger. The second volume describes Yongzheng's response to the Ba Ye Party's undying desire to seize the throne, while selecting talents and appointing capable people to implement the New Deal. The third volume writes about the turbulence in the Qianqing Palace on one side and the various situations of the Yongzheng Dynasty on the other. The layout of the plot is more exquisite and full of atmosphere. From this we can see a glimpse of Emperor Yongzheng's power game skills of "talking less nonsense and doing more important things", breaking out of the siege of power, seizing opportunities, relying on strength, and operating skillfully.

This book is the first volume in the series of long historical novels "Emperor Yongzheng". The behavior of emperors and the secrets of the palace have always been of concern to readers. This book describes the little-known life of the Qing court, but it is not limited to the small Forbidden City. The elder brother's faction fights, murderous intent looms, Longting changes hands, and Yongzheng narrowly wins. Change the imperial edict, say patricide, say succession? A period of history that is full of doubts, confusing and difficult to decipher.

Emperor Qianlong, who entered his prime of life, excelled in civil and military affairs and worked hard to create and save the glorious and prosperous age of the Qing Dynasty. Qianlong went south to the south of the Yangtze River, Fu Heng ordered troops from Chengdu, and marched into Jinchuan and Jinchuan; the imperial envoys Fu Kang'an and Liu Yong paid a private visit incognito, and captured the remaining members of the female leader "Yizhihua", but accidentally discovered Ji Yun's murder case; at this time, He Shen, Hong Zhou, A Gui and others started a series of desperate battles with Gansu Governors Le Erjin and Wang Danwang. Just as Qianlong was on his way to the south to visit Beijing, the virtuous rich queen was dying in Dezhou, while the beloved concubine took the body of Liujia to avoid disaster, and the infant brother was hit by the smallpox epidemic...

Although Emperor Qianlong had great ambitions, worked diligently and severely punished corruption, he was unable to save the embarrassing situation that Qianlong's prosperous period had fallen into decline. In terms of national affairs, the Qing Dynasty's national power has reached its peak at this time, people's livelihood is prosperous, and the world is at peace. It can be said to be the most powerful period since the founding of the country, and in Chinese history, it can also be compared to the prosperous periods of the Han and Tang Dynasties. However, the Battle of Jinchuan and Jinchuan has not been successful for many years, which has always been a major worry in Qianlong's heart. After the military defeat of the commander Neqin, he deceived Qianlong about the truth, which made him even more angry. On the other hand, as the country has been enjoying peace for a long time, most officials have become slack, and corruption has become rampant again. In the end, even Fu Heng, who was an imperial relative and a close official of Qianlong, was involved in corruption. After the incident, Qianlong, who had always "ruled with leniency", was extremely angry. Also because the treasury was full, Qianlong's life gradually became arrogant and luxurious. He built a large palace and added new gardens such as the Old Summer Palace. However, as the harem grew larger and larger, the queen became frail and sick and was unable to control her. Many scandals inevitably arose, and there was even an incident where someone wanted to murder the prince.

This book is a selection of February River's latest essays. It includes three aspects: one is reading notes, the other is social life talk, and the other is recall prose.

"Emperor Qianlong (Six Volumes)", Emperor Qianlong was determined to create a prosperous era of the Qing Dynasty after he succeeded to the throne. He governed with leniency, paid private visits incognito, and was ambitious and enterprising. He reorganized the government, reorganized the army, and put down rebellions, and made seven trips to the south of the Yangtze River. In his later years, the court was in turmoil, the borders were in danger, the princes were intrigued, and a prosperous dynasty was gradually declining. From this book, it can be seen that Qianlong's political principles of decentralization and checks and balances were followed.

After quelling the rebellion of the "Three Feudatories", Kangxi went around looking for ministers who could manage rivers. He went to Bianliang in person to inspect the Yellow River, and appointed capable ministers to dredge water transportation, which finally made the Yellow River clear; As a minister, he eased ethnic conflicts; he visited Jinling in the south to worship Taizu of the Ming Dynasty and united with the elders of the former Ming Dynasty; he accepted loyal advice, rectified the administration of officials, punished corrupt officials, and created a new trend; he visited Shengjing in the north to form an alliance with the kings of Eastern Mongolia, and then conquered Galdan in the west to complete the great cause of unifying China. Another batch of new artistic images in this volume are active in front of readers: such as the romantic and suave Gao Shiqi, the incorruptible and stubborn Yu Chenglong, the unfaithful Guo Xiu, the weather-beating Chen Huang, the arrow-picking Shi Lang, the "fragrant beauty" begging on the street, the shrewd "native mother-in-law", etc. Through the portrayal of these artistic images, the social sentiments of the early Qing Dynasty and the historical style of Yu Yu's auspicious return to unity are reproduced.

The first volume of "Emperor Kangxi (four volumes)" begins when Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight, and describes how he sided with the Qing Dynasty and punished Obai; the second volume describes how he pacified the three vassals and wiped out rebellion; the third volume describes how he worked hard to govern and create a unified state; the fourth volume describes how he was riddled with maladministration in his later years, elected the crown prince, and determined that Yongzheng, who would leave his name in Qing history, would inherit the unified rule. From this, we can get a glimpse of Emperor Kangxi's forbearance, iron-bloodedness, foresight, and strategic wisdom of being patient when necessary and decisive when necessary.

This book is the third volume in the series of long historical novels "Emperor Kangxi". It focuses on the performance of Kangxi's literary, Taoist and military strategies in unifying China and governing the country and the people. After quelling the rebellion of the "Three Feudatories", Kangxi went around looking for ministers who could manage rivers. He went to Bianliang in person to inspect the Yellow River, and appointed capable ministers to dredge water transportation, which finally made the Yellow River clear; As a minister, he eased ethnic conflicts; he visited Jinling in the south to worship Taizu of the Ming Dynasty and united with the elders of the former Ming Dynasty; he accepted loyal advice, rectified the administration of officials, punished corrupt officials, and created a new trend; he visited Shengjing in the north to form an alliance with the kings of Eastern Mongolia, and then conquered Galdan in the west to complete the great cause of unifying China.

This book is the second volume in the series of historical novels "Emperor Kangxi". The way of heaven is vast, and the truth is there. The sky is clear, and the rivers and lakes are looking forward to clearing up. After the evil forces of Aobei were eliminated, the young Kangxi took charge of the government. However, the treasury was empty and people's hearts were floating. It could be said that he was besieged on all sides: in the south, the "Three Feuds" headed by Wu Sangui gathered millions of troops and rebelled and proclaimed themselves emperor; in the north, Chahar rebelled against the Qing cavalry and took advantage of the opportunity to attack Beijing; in the west, Wang Shirong massacred the imperial envoys and led to the Chang'an mutiny. The "Zhong Sanlang" Xianghui, whose purpose was to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, had millions of members, secretly colluded everywhere, and instigated dozens of eunuchs to act as internal agents. They conspired to raise fire as a signal, and started rebellions at the same time to overthrow the Qing Dynasty.

Volume 6 is "Emperor Qianlong·Qiu Sheng Zi Yuan". In the later years of Qianlong, wars raged one after another. The chieftains of Jinchuan and Jinchuan in Sichuan, Hezhuo Muhuojizhan in Xinjiang, Gorkhas entrenched on the border of Nepal, and Lin Shuangwen in Taiwan rebelled one after another. In Zhili, Huguang and other places, the White Lotus Sect, Tiandihui... Civil uprisings occurred one after another.

This book is the third volume of the series of historical novels "Emperor Yongzheng". This volume is the final volume in the series of historical novels "Emperor Yongzheng" by Mr. Yuehehe, a famous historical novelist. The writer has been immersed in traditional culture for a long time. He is not only familiar with the three religions and nine streams, Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, but also has a lot of research on the career of the emperor and the historical facts of the Qing Dynasty.

The second volume is "Emperor Qianlong: Sunset on the Empty Mountain". In his prime, Qianlong had basically completed his father's legacy and matured. At this time, he was full of ambition, determined to forge ahead, and devoted himself to the great cause of creating the most prosperous era of the Qing Dynasty. He fought against all opinions and restored the Mulan Qiuhuang established by his ancestors to reorganize the army; provided disaster relief and released grain to stabilize the people's hearts and arrest the rebels to prevent civil unrest; he sent troops to Jinchuan to stabilize the country; he surveyed the people's sentiments to rectify government affairs; he borrowed ancient folk books and compiled the ancient great book "Sikuquanshu".

This book is the first volume in the series of long historical novels "Emperor Kangxi". Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight, and was ordered by Shunzhi to serve as his assistant ministers. Among them, Ao Bai was arrogant and domineering. After his old minister Sony died of illness, he roped in Yi Bilong and executed Suk Saha who refused to cooperate with him. He even dominated the government, often roaring at the Golden Palace, and forcing Kangxi to submit to his will. Kangxi came into power at the age of fourteen, but Obai not only refused to return power to the emperor, but instead formed a clique for personal gain, wooed his best friends, and plotted to kill the emperor and establish himself on his own. Kangxi was smart and precocious since childhood. On the one hand, he secretly worshiped Wu Ciyou, a talented man from the south of the Yangtze River, as his disciple, and diligently studied the governance experience of previous emperors; on the other hand, with his personal guard Wei Dongting as the core, he carefully selected and trained more than a dozen young warriors in the name of practicing martial arts, waiting for the opportunity to eliminate the biggest hidden dangers around him.

My grandfather was a simple and ordinary farmer, but he was also a patriot who understood justice and had national integrity. He said: "Country, country, only a country has a home." He used his firm ideas and tenacious perseverance. With extraordinary endurance, regardless of his old age and frailty, he overcame unimaginable hardships and sufferings, and sent his two sons, a daughter-in-law, and a son-in-law to the anti-Japanese battlefield at a time when the country was in danger. His sons and daughters fought bloody battles at the front, while he worked hard at the rear, donated money and materials, and drove donkeys to deliver military rations. He was captured several times by the Japanese puppets and was almost buried alive on the Xihetan outside the county town.

This book is the fourth volume in the series of long historical novels "Emperor Kangxi". This volume mainly describes the story of Kangxi's choice of crown prince in his later years and the intrigues among his elder brothers to compete for the crown prince. In the later years of Kangxi's reign, there were many maladministrations, corrupt officialdom, rampant corruption, numerous injustice cases, uneven land distribution, high concentration of land, poverty among the people, and civil uprisings. The royal relatives borrowed money from the treasury, causing the treasury to be in deficit. All the elder brothers coveted the throne, and each formed a clique for personal gain... The Kangxi Dynasty was full of hidden worries during the great governance. Faced with such a situation, Kangxi was exhausted both physically and mentally, and he made many clean-ups and rectifications. All of these were due to the fact that the crown prince Yinreng was greedy, lustful, ignorant of government affairs, and took inappropriate measures to end the matter.

Volume 1 is "Emperor Qianlong: The First Reveal of His Splendor". Yongzheng died suddenly, and Qianlong succeeded to the throne. He was determined to usher in the heyday of the Qing Dynasty. He advocated "governing with leniency", corrected the harsh punishments of the previous dynasty, and vindicated wrongful convictions, so that victims of the previous dynasty such as Yang Mingshi, Shi Yizhi, Sun Jiagan, and Zhang Zhao were able to recover, be re-awarded important positions, and continue to serve the court. Qianlong believed that the peace that was whitewashed would eventually be revealed. He simply did not believe the lie in some memorials that "the people were prosperous and happy."

This book is the second volume of the series of historical novels "Emperor Yongzheng". Nine kings seized the throne, Yongzheng narrowly won, and the old talisman was replaced with a new peach in the Forbidden City. But the tree wants to be quiet but the wind has not stopped. Inside and outside the imperial city, north and south of the river, murderous intent is still everywhere. The Ba Ye Party is dead but not dead, and they are aggressive in their desire to replace them; the special general Nian Gengyao is proud of his achievements and supports the army in politics; even Longkodo, the lonely and important minister, has two boats and is good at sending soldiers into the forbidden garden. For a time, the wind was strong and the waves were dangerous, and the floating clouds blocked the sun.

Volume 4 is "Emperor Qianlong: Difficulties in Life". Emperor Qianlong visited the south of the Yangtze River, and Fu Heng used troops in Jinchuan and Jinchuan. This volume revolves around these two main clues, laying out the civil and military achievements of Qianlong in his prime, shaping the images of a number of officials such as Liu Tongxun, Ji Yun, Fu Heng, and Dou Guangnai, and portraying many women, such as Tang'er and Duo Yun, who may be strong or weak.

Volume 3 is "Emperor Qianlong·Sunset River". The Qing government's army of more than 100,000 troops conquered the more than 30,000 Tibetan troops led by the rebellious chieftain Shaluoben in Jinchuan. The result was a disastrous defeat and they were forced to form a humiliating and humiliating alliance under the city walls. Qianlong reluctantly killed the commander-in-chief Huang Qin Neqin, and sent Fu Heng, Minister of Military Aircraft Department, to attack again.

Volume 5 is "Emperor Qianlong·Yun An Feng Que". Just as the over-early Qianlong could not resist the decline of his body, the Qianlong dynasty, which had gone through the last heyday of China's feudal society, was also showing its age. Although on the surface it still maintained good food and clothing, and enjoyed peace and prosperity, in fact it was riddled with contradictions and crises. Officials are corrupt and licentious, the people are hungry, bandits are on the rise, and the border is becoming increasingly restless...

"The originator of Qing emperor novels" Yue Hehe's blockbuster masterpieces include three novels: "Emperor Kangxi", "Yongzheng Dynasty" and "Emperor Qianlong"! This is the most authoritative and vivid interpretation of the political life of the three emperors of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong in history. It is a complete encyclopedia of power fields about forbearance, iron-bloodedness, and foresight. It is known as "an insurmountable milestone in historical novels about Qing emperors in the twentieth century." In the entire series of emperors, the author describes the vast social scenes of the Qing Dynasty, ranging from the heights of temples to the distances of rivers and lakes, palaces, boudoirs, marketplaces, countryside, battlefields, and courtyards... All of them are involved, showing the historical changes in the politics, economy, military, culture and other aspects of the Qing Dynasty. It can be called an encyclopedia of the mid-Qing Dynasty. The TV series of the same name "Yongzheng Dynasty" and "Kangxi Emperor" adapted from the novel were a sensation at home and abroad. Even the then Prime Minister Zhu Rongji was keen to watch it while he was busy with government affairs. Wang Qishan, secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, also carefully read the novel and recommended it many times.

Er Yuehe, the originator of novels about Qing emperors, is a blockbuster masterpiece. Qianlong succeeded to the throne at the age of 25. He had great ambitions and devoted himself to creating a prosperous Qing Dynasty. He insisted on implementing the policy of "administrating with leniency" and eradicated the harsh rule of the previous dynasty. He valued his direct ministers. He promoted capable officials, promoted new ones, rectified the administration, and severely punished corrupt officials. He worked hard to avoid taxation, so that the people could recuperate and recuperate. He also continued to pay private visits to observe the people's conditions, sent capable officials to provide relief to the people, and eradicated the sources of chaos. The army conquered Jinchuan, the Western Regions and Taiwan, and asked Ji Yun to study "Si Ku Quanshu" to win over the scholars of the world. However, at the same time, the Qianlong Dynasty gradually moved towards a prosperous era of prosperity. Intensified, corruption and corruption in the officialdom were rampant, border troubles were constant, crises were everywhere, and the trees were hollow. In addition, in his later years, Qianlong was very happy with his achievements and often suffered from political failures. He also appointed sycophants such as Heshen and dismissed the virtuous, and the country gradually declined.

This book is Mr. Er Erhe's first life diary so far. It contains more than 120 essays and essays in total. Most of the articles are published for the first time and are accompanied by dozens of precious photos. It is an out-and-out cultural feast for Er Er He fans. The book takes the eternal proposition of "life" as a clue, starting from topics such as family, friendship, love, creative insights, life experience, etc., And comprehensively shows Mr. Yuehehe's life history to everyone. Following Yuehehe's brush strokes, we can see an author who is face to face with us and collides soul to soul. He frankly told everything about himself, his uninhibited childhood, the hardships of military life, his meetings with the man in the Dream of Red Mansions and the three emperors of the Qing Dynasty... There were laughter and tears, and he dared to love and hate. Either thought-provoking or startling. Show passion in simplicity, seek depth in elegance. It reflects Yue Erhe's deep understanding of life and rational thinking about social responsibility and conscience.

The behavior of emperors and the secrets of the palace have always been of concern to readers. This book describes the little-known life of the Qing court, but it is not limited to the small Forbidden City. The elder brother's faction fights, murderous intent looms, Longting changes hands, and Yongzheng narrowly wins. Change the imperial edict, say patricide, say succession? A period of history that is full of doubts, confusing and difficult to decipher. The author writes articles with a historical pen and establishes history with a writing pen. No matter how high the temple is, or how far the rivers and lakes are, he can capture everything under his pen. From the rules and regulations, palace architecture, food and clothing, etiquette and music, it is narrated in a eloquent way, with a strong sense of writing; down to the Goulan tile houses, temples and halls, markets and countryside, travelers and ancient ferry, it unfolds slowly and has various styles. The elder brother competes with each other, fighting openly and secretly, and every word is about power and deceit; the female singer and singer are full of lingering sounds, and their sentences are soul-stirring. The plot is laid out with ups and downs, the characters are created with appropriate shades, and the plots are all original. With thought as the warp and art as the weft, a bird's-eye view of history and an exploration of life are something that only everyone can do.