Chongzhen’s Eavesdropping System
崇祯窃听系统
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- 3.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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Forgive my bluntness, but with the Chongzhen era starting in such a hellish way, even a time traveler would be doomed.
Let me say a few words; I hope I won't get scolded. A society's system depends on the level of productivity. This means that imperial systems are inevitably overthrown or reformed, unless development is distorted, like in the UAE. Secondly, increased productivity means the need to liberate labor.
If I were to truly travel back to the Ming Dynasty, I would reform education, reform the imperial examination system, abolish the eight-legged essay, and introduce subjects like arithmetic and physics; reform the army, distributing military pay separately to the imperial family, and modernizing military management; publish newspapers to control public opinion; develop commerce (banks), collect…
Why is it going to be a marriage alliance so soon? It's a bit off-putting.
Historically, it seems that too many people who wanted to implement reforms met tragic ends. King You of Zhou sought to weaken the power of the vassal states, only to be attacked by the masses and bear eternal infamy; Shang Yang's reforms ultimately resulted in his execution by dismemberment; Sima Rui, the founding emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, attempted to wrest control of the lower…
The biggest flaw of this book is that it's so frightening that it makes you break out in a cold sweat all the time. Everyone breaks out in a cold sweat, but if the emperor had that kind of prestige, how could the Ming Dynasty have become like this? Besides, were the officials and eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty really that bad at mental fortitude?
Let me start the first book review. I wish the author's new book great success and tens of thousands of average daily subscriptions.
It clearly doesn't seem weak, and the ideas are good, but the writing is too verbose. (End of sentence)
To be honest, Emperor Chongzhen brought this upon himself. In the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs were purely appendages of the emperor; their power derived from him. They were the emperor's white gloves, used to check and balance the civil officials—that was the very purpose of the Directorate of Ceremonial.
Sigh, reading Song Ming's novels gives me the feeling that the more powerful he is in the book, the more pathetic he was in history...