The Grand Plan of the Late Ming Dynasty

During the more than three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty, China was faltering; the Donglin Party, the eunuch party, and the Zhejiang Party—party struggles were inflamed; scholars, squires, merchants, and farmers—classes were involution; imperial power, civil servants, and military generals, and Tatar bandits—rights were involution. When the wind and rain were swaying and the mountains and rivers were in ruins, a soul from later generations was finally forced to cry out: Ming Dynasty cannot be involuted! Training a new army, developing industry, opening up sea trade, developing science and technology... Chasing the Manchus in the north, exterminating the bandits in the west, conquering the Japanese in the east, and frightening the barbarians in the south... The storm at the end of the Ming Dynasty was turbulent, and grand plans were launched!