
Weihai Past Events
威海往事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Regarding the authenticity of this story.
My intention is to show the real social background as much as possible, so major events will unfold within the historical framework as much as possible. As for the small details, try to be as close to reality as possible. For example, some book friends said that it is untrue to buy a maid for 100 yuan. This actually comes from relevant records. At that time, the Qu family and the Tang family were involved in a lawsuit, leaving relevant written records. In addition, details about land tax per acre, prison management, etc. Are well documented and are not divorced from the social reality at the time.
Characteristics of Weihai in the late Qing Dynasty
First, Weihai is an immigrant city. The population expansion of Weihai was originally due to the establishment of wards. Second, there are many beliefs and superstition is prevalent. This has to do with immigration. People of different faiths gathered in Weihai and brought different faiths with them. Third, Weihai people are extremely honest. This point can be circumstantially supported by numerous historical materials. In the late Qing Dynasty, someone once asked the other party to repay the loan with an IOU collected by his ancestors two hundred years ago. Although the other party was poor, he repaid it without hesitation. Fourth, Weihai people have great national righteousness and bloody spirit. This is the most vivid expression of the Acropolis. As soon as Weihai Guard was established, the belief in protecting the homeland and the country flowed in its blood. Since then, this bloodline has been passed down from generation to generation and continues to this day. Fifth, Weihai people are willing to help others. This is also closely related to the Acropolis culture of Weihai. Others are that Weihai people pay more attention to purchasing fixed assets, pay more attention to hygiene, etc. These are written to facilitate understanding of the plot and character relationships in the story.
Xia Mingyue is clever, cheerful and lively, and has a kind heart, but with a father like Xia Yunli, no matter how hard she tries to escape, she will inevitably suffer a miserable fate.
There are really not many novels with this theme nowadays. I would like to collect them and read them slowly to feel the vicissitudes of history and the ups and downs of life.
Very interesting work! Collected! Take your time and keep updating! Welcome to visit us again!
The more you read this novel, the more interesting it becomes. From the destiny of the individual to the destiny of the city to the destiny of the country, it gradually unfolds and continues to sublimate, just like an inadvertent drop of water falling into a stream, joining a river and running towards the sea, it is majestic!
The country is in trouble and the people are in trouble. Only when the country is strong can the people live and work in peace and contentment.
Weihaiwei has been an acropolis since its birth, and the people of Weihai are all descendants of the warriors who defended the country and guarded the border. These words are so powerful! This is the pride of Weihai people! 👍
A group of people, something, a piece of history, a microcosm. Does it look good? I said it looks good, has good writing, deep characterization, good grasp of details, and empathy. Does it look good? It's not good to read, it's too deep, and the sadness, anger, and helplessness run through the whole text. This kind of writing is more suitable for being made into a TV series (sadly, it can't be made, and some slaves will definitely hinder this kind of historical theme). Of course, these are all off-topic. It's rare to come across an article about the historical style of the late Qing Dynasty. It's not popular.