
Ming Dynasty Female Doctor
明朝女医生
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- Completed
- Length
- 540k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Do you know that it is against the law not to marry when you have reached your age? Do you know that if you don't marry for a long time, the government will forcibly assign you?
The maritime ban of the Ming Dynasty was the threshold for monopoly
One of the purposes of Ming Chengzu's fleet to go to the West was to make money from business. Ming Chengzu did many great things with the money he earned from maritime trade. Otherwise, those who only used agricultural taxes would have ended up with Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty long ago. Seeing the huge benefits of sea trade, the officials and gentry took advantage of Yingzong's youth to institute a sea ban. The government gentry could use their privileges to bypass the sea trade and enjoy the sea trade exclusively. People without background were driven out of sea trade and were even deprived of the right to fish along the coast.
I don't know if the author can see it, but I want to remind you of one thing. Many people think that the Qing Dynasty was the golden age of sweet potatoes, and that the introduction of sweet potatoes, potatoes, and corn can change the scarcity of food in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is very wrong. You can look at the relevant information. I found data from the early years of the Republic of China. The planting rate of sweet potatoes or sweet potatoes was less than 5%, and the planting rate of corn was even less than 3%. It was impossible for the Qing Dynasty to surpass it! This ratio. Even now, there are not many places that treat these items as staple food, that is, eat them fresh every time you come down. If we rely on these things, it will really be just a drop in the bucket just like feeding the people of the Ming Dynasty.
So, does this book have a tendency to get married? Please answer, 🙏
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It's well written and enjoyable to read. I like your writing style.
Where are the shoes broken, where are the shoes worn? Why can't I find them? I still want to see something shameful😶
Why haven't I seen the transformation novel from when?
Sweet potato flourishing in the Qing Dynasty
Sweet potatoes have little nutrition and energy. In the Ming Dynasty, the Han people regarded sweet potatoes as a vegetable instead of a staple food.
If you're married, you'll follow her, if you're not married, you'll watch hahahaha
Will the protagonist get married? Or will you like Zhang Juzheng?
I just want to say that if you become a woman through time travel, you will get married sooner or later! Sooner or later, she will be fucked, just like in "The Princess' Promotion". I don't know if the author would be like this, but according to normal history, women have to get married and cannot control others. If they resist, they will die. 2333333333 There are also women who cannot participate in politics!