Burying the Qing Dynasty Alive

As the saying goes, Tang poetry, Song lyrics, Ming novels, Qing treaties—some people talk about legal basis, but I seem to remember there was another dynasty between the Qing Dynasty and the present. How can there be legal basis that traces back to the dynasty before that?

🙂Why do so many people like the "Qing Dynasty"? Excluding the possibility that their ancestors might have been from the "Eight Banners"... The main reason is the great contribution of recent film and television dramas (which have glorified that era, focusing on wealthy merchants, high-ranking officials, and royalty, glorifying clothing and hairstyles, and casting a bunch of handsome men and…

The supposed Kangxi-Qianlong era of prosperity and the "Ten Perfections" Emperor Qianlong were a joke; he lived off the legacy left by Emperor Yongzheng. Of the twelve Qing emperors, only Yongzheng did anything worthwhile, yet he threatened the interests of certain scholars and powerful nobles, and was heavily criticized for it. 😜

Da Luo's books may seem absurd, but they are actually full of satire and criticism, each word a gem, revealing many essential social issues. Very good. Keep it up! ✊

Without Zhu Yuanzhang, the North would likely have become even more influencingly non-Han Chinese, and it's unrealistic to say it would have already split apart. After all, the North had been influenced and ruled by foreign tribes for hundreds of years. So, from this perspective, Zhu Yuanzhang ranks among the top three emperors. Don't tell me about other rebel armies.

I suddenly realized that many people actually think the Treaty of Nerchinsk is a very fair and equal treaty 😥. Do you think this treaty is equal? ​​Where is the equality? The equality lies in the fact that it didn't force you to send soil. It's that you voluntarily sent it. The equality lies in your perception that it was a poor, remote place. Did you gain an advantage by sending it away?

People keep touting the so-called Kangxi and Qianlong golden age, but why has it been removed from history books? 😏 Shameless golden ages are indeed short-lived.

The author wrote well 👍 This encouragement comes from a Manchu (sincerely). I don't know why, even though I am a Manchu, I also hate the Qing Dynasty.

I hope Da Luoluo's next book can try a different setting. I've been reading your books since *The Dream of the Celestial Empire*, which I found really good back then, and I reread it three times, still feeling unsatisfied. I also finished *The World's Great Merchants*, which I also thought was quite good.

Zhu Youjian: After the city falls, let the rebels dismember the bodies, but do not harm a single civilian; Puyi: It's not about how many people in Northeast China died, or what methods the Japanese will use to rule this colony; I don't care how many troops they want to station or what mines they want to mine. All I care about is the restoration of the monarchy and for them to recognize me as the emperor. The difference is immediately apparent.