Forty-Eight Years of Qianlong's Reign

Basically, I don't write about the local area anymore. I ramble here and there, Vietnam, Shandong, Xinjiang, Malacca, Java, and Europe to save people. Recently, Guangxi was added. Let's dig, dig hard. I probably won't be able to fill it out either.

One thing I don't understand is that the author claims to have read a lot of information, but he doesn't know why the golden rattail braid has nothing to do with the Qing Dynasty. Didn't you know that in the early Qing Dynasty, people had short hair and wore braids? The protagonist of this picture is the common scholar named Soseki who was the president of Bunen Dosha at that time. Not only did she not have long braids, she even wore her hair in a small bun! Li Tunan Listening to the Pines was painted in the 36th year of Kangxi's reign. The protagonist has a short hair, and there seems to be a white cloth wrapped in a bun on the back of the head (see the red circle). Li Tunan, whose birth and death dates are unknown, was given the courtesy name Kaishi and the nickname Jian'an, and was born in Liancheng (now in Guangxi). During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, he went to Beijing as a county magistrate to study political affairs during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, and served in the Huguang Division of the Ministry of Household Affairs. Later, he returned home due to his mother's illness. He devoted his life to studying and studying, and was a famous scholar in the Kang and Yong dynasties. Portrait of Wang Maolin Wang Maolin was a Jinshi in the sixth year of Kangxi's reign, and was awarded the title of Secretary of the Cabinet. In the ninth year of Kangxi's reign, he was appointed as the Secretary of the Central Committee. From an official to the head of the Ministry of Punishment. In the 18th year of Kangxi's reign, he entered the Ming History Museum and edited "History of the Ming Dynasty". Return as soon as the book is completed. Read historical writings behind closed doors. He died of illness in the 27th year of Kangxi's reign at the age of 49. Wang Shizhen, given the name Shizhen, nicknamed Yusun, was a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty. He was a Jinshi. During the Kangxi period, he became the Minister of the Ministry of Punishment. From the "Canglang Foot Washing Scroll", it can be seen that the protagonist Yang Bin wore his hair in a bun. Yang Bin (1650-1720) was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and a scholar in the early Qing Dynasty. Because his father was exiled to Ninggu Pagoda by Kangxi, he hated Kangxi all his life. He never became an official in his life. From "The Picture of Gao Yin in the Lakes and Mountains", Gao Shiqi (1645-1704) was a favored minister of Kangxi and was deeply trusted by Emperor Kangxi. In the 36th year of Kangxi's reign, he begged his mother for support and never came back. This picture seems to have been painted when Gao Shiqi resigned from office and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion. He is wearing a Taoist robe often worn by literati in the early Qing Dynasty. Although his hair is very small, it can still be seen that it is tied up in a bun. There are too many things that I won't write. In short, there was no such thing as money rat tail in the entire Qing Dynasty. Since you said you checked a lot of information, why didn't you even find that this was common? As for the Qianlong period, you can refer to the portraits of Ziguang Pavilion heroes, many of whom were not shaved. The braids that are now believed to be in the Qing Dynasty may have started in the late Jiaqing period, and it was almost like this in the Daoguang and Xianfeng years. The Manchus and bannermen in the early Qing Dynasty also had short hair, but with a braid at the back. Therefore, during the Kangxi period, the Han hair style was mainly short hair buns, but the Manchus really had to wear braids, although they also had short hair in addition to braids. This situation did not begin to change until the Qianlong era. Men in the Qianlong era began to consider it fashionable to shave their scalp except for their braids

This article is quite detailed in terms of popular science. It can be seen that I have read a lot of historical materials. Anyway, it is better than many people who came from history majors in third-rate universities (only undergraduates) 👍. It can be seen that the author has put in a lot of hard work, which is rare among Qidian history authors.

Hello author, I hope you can read this personal reflection. Since you wrote in the introduction that you want to depict the real late feudal society in East Asia, I hope to see the following pictures of the people who are deeply imprinted on this land. First, you come from outside the customs. No matter how much you deny it, no matter how much you promote it under your own rule, please remember that throughout the early and middle stages of the Central Plains War, you were the overt invader in many areas ruled by the Qing Dynasty. Before the establishment of peasant associations, rural cooperatives and more enlightened modern social operating systems, all areas were the source of troops and tax collection areas for the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, if you don't have enough cadres, don't be greedy. I believe you can already predict the result. Second, open up a second battlefield. Using historical conflicts and expatriate cadre groups to open up a second battlefield in areas with more prominent conflicts, on the one hand, it can prevent the Manchu Qing Dynasty from fully controlling the front line of Jinzhou Shanhaiguan, and on the other hand, it can also prevent other powers from encroaching on their respective countries. Third, form the Bohai Rim and Bohai Sea Triangle economic clusters. War cannot be fought only by one's own money, materials and efforts. The war bonds issued by the Bank of Amsterdam in modern wars tell us that as long as we have a sufficient amount of silver and credibility in our hands, we can turn the material labor force of the people of neutral countries and tributary countries into war materials and manpower.

This book is very attentive, and I have consulted a lot of information. I can't help but find faults. The story is not bad, but there is one thing. Readers have to be patient in accepting Japanese as their younger brothers to start a business in the beginning. It is reasonable, but I think most people will not feel comfortable with it. Many historical knowledge points are given.

I really wanted to laugh when I saw a comment saying that this book is incomparable to Traveling in the Ming Dynasty; how dare you say that to those time-traveling slave owners? With modern materials and technology, there is no respect or sense of responsibility for the Chinese civilization and ancestors, and he became a slave owner in the Ming Dynasty; he has a cold-blooded view of everything that happened on the ancestral land. Isn't this another 1840 from another dimension? It's so sad that future generations are like this. And I carefully compared the two books. Regardless of readability, detailed information, content and plot, richness of characters, and core value of the novel, Lu Ming cannot compare with this book. I have commented on this book before and felt that the writing was not as perfect as I thought, but from the perspective of a lover of historical time-travel novels: "Lingao Qiming" to "Trek 1629", "Far East 1628", "Trek 1642" and so on, after more than ten years of time travel or group time travel, I have read more than 100 books, and I lament that the level of readers nowadays is getting worse and worse. Although this book has some complexities that I am not satisfied with, but overall it can be seen that the author is still very careful in writing, but it is not popular. Even the kind like Lu Ming has become a fairy grass. It is a pity.

The writing is really good, but the progress is so slow. The author is about to finish the 400 chapters and 2 million words, but the population is still too small. Import more people. In the current territory, your 20 to 30 thousand people can't even afford it. Millions of square kilometers of land. It is still the kind of black land in the outer northeast. In fact, the population carrying capacity of the black land is definitely not a problem. The author's writing is very realistic, but too realistic. The progress of population import is so slow. And now it seems like the modern and ambitious people under my command have come out. I hope you won't be merciful. How many people were killed in the Qing Dynasty? Aren't those people human? So there are still a few modern ones left to kill? They are all going to rebel and kill him. The golden finger is in your hand, so what are you afraid of?

As long as they oppose the Qing Dynasty, they will support it. The key depends on how long it can last without being blocked.

It's a bit poisonous. If you tell your friends the secret of the game without any foundation in the early stage, you really want to turn against your friends. Human nature cannot stand the test. Sharing adversity is easy, sharing wealth is difficult, adversity is a true friend, and wealth corrodes people's hearts. It's like the protagonist sees a good project and plans to start a company. Seeing that his friend is not doing well, he helps him to start a business together. After success, the protagonist will think that the company is his, but his friend will also think that he owns half of the company. Without his own hard work, the company will not succeed. This is human nature, and most people are like this. From the current point of view, if two ordinary people succeed, splitting up is inevitable, and they are afraid of turning against each other.

It feels like the author has forcibly weakened the power of modern weapons. Let alone modern weapons, they can beat the Qing Dynasty at the level of World War I. You said that artillery and second artillery need culture, but what does infantry need? Emotional African black uncles are all high-level intellectuals

Why, when I took a look at it, I felt that it was clearly contradictory on the surface, and the description behind it was whitewashing. Is this an illusion of mine alone?

I caught up with the update, and I didn't expect it to be a rare historical masterpiece. It looks like a group wear, but it is actually a single owner. This one is completely better than other group wears. The author has devoted great efforts to the history of Japan, Manchuria, and Russia, and his study of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties is also very profound. The writing is concise and expressive, and there is no artificial plot. It is really a rare masterpiece in recent years. However, it is too difficult to make a fortune near Vladivostok, and I don't know how to develop it later.

The writing is good. I haven't finished it yet, but I discovered that a common problem among all writers is that they over-castrate their own combat effectiveness. It should be noted that the ancient army was basically beaten when facing the modern army. The reason is very simple. The ancient army cannot have a large number of well-trained soldiers and a large number of trained low-level officers to have strong organizational power, let alone It is said that the protagonist team has trained soldiers, weapons after World War II, and anti-infantry artifacts such as anti-aircraft vehicles. You must know that an anti-aircraft vehicle can change the pattern of war in the Korean War. It is impossible to be ineffective against the ancient army. Under such conditions, so many people died in the first battle with Fukang'an and Hailancha. To be honest, it is unexpected. But one thing I discovered is that everyone who writes books will make this kind of stupid mistake. I wonder if it has something to do with writing books to appetize them?

The top leader of a political system is running around everywhere, always skipping orders, and always putting himself in danger. He always feels that he is immortal. This is a pure fool. If it were not for novels, this kind of person would not live long. He is definitely a fool who was ignored and died accidentally.

Lacking the most basic administrative structure, you have to set up a grassroots team to be responsible for immigration. Those responsible for purchasing and preparing supplies, actuarial accounting and accounting must be well planned, those responsible for managing logistics and weapons training, and even professional lawyers who can resolve unnecessary troubles. And the most important staff, ancient history may generally continue the historical development, if you encounter practical problems unexpectedly, only with staff can you make suggestions, and everyone will help you analyze the problem.

Chapters 249 and 250 are too poisonous. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty actually knew how to fake the magic, and as soon as he faked it, the protagonist's jade pendant had problems. And then the heroine also had a similar jade pendant. What was he trying to do? The will of the plane? Does time travel become fantasy? It's so out of character.

The historical details look pretty authentic, but the military details are a bit overwhelming. Lao Ganma can fight for one kilometer, but the Qing army must be arranged in a good formation before fighting. Are you Song Xianggong? How to put enemy archers into the effective shooting range of bows and arrows? Asking a red dragon player to take command is better than this. The description of the war gives people a strange feeling. A lot of people must die on one's own side, otherwise readers will not be able to understand the cruelty of war. I just think that the protagonist zz, who has made so much money, is unwilling to adjust the stab-proof suit, the body-proof vest, and the vanguard will not be equipped with an explosion-proof shield when landing. Just hit the road with two revolvers per person. You don't know what's going on at the beach, and there's no firepower preparation. That's not how cannon fodder is used.

I just read the introduction, and I feel that the author wants to give the protagonist a golden finger (he has a bunch of time-travel workers) but is afraid that the protagonist will develop too fast and the plot will not be able to survive (to add an intellectual aura to Qianlong). In fact, the novel is most afraid of such a contradictory setting. What is the advantage of time-travelers and ancients? Even if you don't use guns and cannons, just using swords and guns, modern industrial capabilities can suffocate the ancients; if you are afraid that the protagonist develops too fast and cannot write a long plot, then don't write too much about wars; in fact, besides wars, there are too many things to write about, and it is quite interesting to write about changes in society and so on.

The book is good and the writing is good, but there is too much popular science. Sometimes several chapters are filled with popular science. The author has too many private information, which leads to the plot being pushed too slowly. Every time the plot is launched, private information is included in the popular science. It cannot be said that it is superficial. A quick look at the popular science shows that a lot of information has been verified. But we are not looking at history, but at the plot!

There's a reason why it's not popular. You're also allowing other modern people to return to the modern age. Are you afraid of someone secretly snitching on you? This logic is flawed.

The net article correctly wears the electric drill without rebelling.

I haven't watched it yet, but as soon as I saw the Qing Dynasty, the idea of ​​uprising suddenly came to my mind.

I still think that Kangxi was an emperor whose achievements were almost equal to those of Qin Shihuang, and Yongzheng was an emperor whose achievements were almost equal to Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty.

There is indeed something wrong with the settings. We are already in an invincible state. Why are we talking nonsense? I know that novels are not reality and are here to make money, but the structure is really not that good. Don't make yourself too awesome, just destroy the clear and don't make up the numbers.

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Is the author deliberately praising foodies? I feel that I have an inexplicable feeling about the Qing Dynasty and my patriotism is too strong. The feudal dynasty should be viewed from the perspective of people's history. You should absorb it and slowly transform it, instead of having unrealistic and inexplicable feelings for the entire country. It is really strange. Moreover, recruiting employees now is simply a hidden mine. People may betray you at any time. What if you leak information to others? Can you expect that in this other closed external environment, you can expect them not to betray you? It's really ridiculous, the possibility of betrayal is greater than that of group wear

Rather than dwell on the immaturity of the past, it is better to move forward quickly and wrap things up. Then summarize the experience and start the next book.

When I had nothing to do, I read through the previous chapters again. Only the first few chapters had major changes. To be honest, they were not as good as the original ones. The background is emphasized and the story and interest are ignored. I don't know what the author thinks of abandoning the original and seeking the last. If there is a need, readers will look up the relevant information themselves. As an author, how popular a book can be. The novel is about the story rather than the author's understanding or the background at the time.

Boss, please tell me that Chapter 4 has not been updated! ! ! !

I have an insecurity. The protagonist has too much power, but his base is too small. Moreover, there are wars every year, and there is no truly reliable base area, surrounded by enemies. Actually, I am the kind of farmer who wants to accumulate the maximum power and then move forward in a wave. If it were me, I would farm honestly for 20 years. I would not attack the inland and only attack the coast to force the opening of the market, and then take away the population and slowly develop. To be honest, with so many resources at my disposal, I simply don't dare to get deeply involved in the affairs of other countries. To be honest, with a base of hundreds of thousands of people, nothing can be done at all. If it were me, I would take away those people everywhere, continue landing operations on the coast, force others to open their markets, and then govern my own island country honestly. The protagonist's approach is too insecure. It feels like he is attacking from all sides. What kind of opium? I don't want to care about this matter at all, just take care of yourself. What the protagonist has to do is not to be assimilated by this era, use 20 years to operate the internal business like an iron barrel, and then consolidate and internal markets in East Asia, slowly gathering strength. Landing on the mainland is really too troublesome, and all the various machines in hand are coveted. Not to mention modern people, I don't believe that modern people can get along with the protagonist at all, it's a surprise. The most important thing is that there are too few people to do anything. A drop of water cannot assimilate others at all. It will only be assimilated by others. And various weapons have not been seized since then? Moreover, the author wrote that the war was childish. Did he deliberately reflect the bravery of the Qing soldiers? Get me this set of advanced weapons. Instead of crushing the enemy outside the range, he put bows and arrows in. He bought me advanced weapons at every turn and was defeated. To be honest, the real ancient army really did not have such a strong regret. If 20% died, everyone could run away. And if those advanced weapons are seized, how much help they can bring to others? As long as they continue to follow this idea, they can get through it.