The New Shun, 1730
新顺1730
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- Completed
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- 5.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The more I read the author's book, the more disheartened I became. I used to think that China's missed opportunity in the Age of Exploration was merely a historical accident, but now I realize it was a historical inevitability. The problems facing Enlightenment China weren't about whether or not to impose maritime bans, but rather a systemic problem from top to bottom, from land to canals, which…
I feel the author's intention in writing this book is to express that even if China were under a Han Chinese regime, it still wouldn't have developed an industrial revolution and modern technology. The 19th century would have witnessed the First and Second Opium Wars, and Japan would have risen to power just the same. I wholeheartedly agree.
Did the Qing Dynasty destroy the foundation of China?
Whether it destroys the foundation or not is not a matter for the time being, but in the field of technological history, which I have long focused on, the Qing Dynasty was a rather awkward position. How can I put it? It was awkward. When discussing the history of technology, the Qing dynasty is either not worth mentioning, or it's simply a matter of "mixing the Ming and Qing dynasties together"…
I'm absolutely blown away! These days, finding a decent book is like finding a needle in a haystack. Bro, write carefully. I'll steal battery batteries to support you.
The highest praise Qing Dynasty enthusiasts give to the Qing Dynasty is: the most powerful feudal dynasty and the pinnacle of ancient feudal dynasties. Ironically, modern history is calculated from the Age of Exploration in the West. While advanced players are already updating to newer versions, the Qing Dynasty is still clinging to the old, outdated notion of being the best!
This book is in an awkward position. A little higher up, there are various works on history and sociology—purely practical, purely theoretical, and of academic value. A little lower, there are all sorts of time-travel novels, from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty—purely for reader entertainment, and the authors themselves know they lack theoretical foundation and logical reasoning ability.
Since the Great Shun dynasty inherited the Ming dynasty, its technology should have been far superior, right? However, the book portrays it as an unconventional Qing dynasty, which is a contradiction in its setting. After all, the Qing dynasty's technology was far inferior to that of the Ming dynasty.
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