The Qianlong Golden Age: No Matter How Hard It Is, We Must Rebel!
乾隆盛世，再难也要反！
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- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
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I support anything that opposes the Qing dynasty. 🙂
First of all, the Qianlong era was not a golden age.
The Qing Dynasty was the culmination of feudalism, free from the power struggles of maternal relatives and the separatist warlordism of military governors. Its national strength far surpassed that of the Han and Tang dynasties; otherwise, it wouldn't have been able to pay hundreds of millions of taels of silver in reparations.
I wonder if the Manchu bannermen read novels? 🤭
So many accounts trying to whitewash the Qing Dynasty! 😜
All the great powers longed for our Qing Dynasty.
The Qianlong reign, seemingly a golden age, was fraught with difficulties in rebellion. In reality, its situation was similar to that of the Three Feudatories Rebellion. During the mid-to-late Qianlong period, corruption at the top permeated the country to an appalling degree, leading to severe national financial deficits.
I was shocked by the comments below. The Han and Tang dynasties and the Qing dynasty weren't in the same era. The Han and Tang were at their peak in their time, so where did the Qing dynasty stand in its own era (the Eight-Nation Alliance invasion, Japan, Tsarist Russia)? Anyone can criticize it. Is it meaningful to compare modern China with the Qing dynasty, or even with the Han and Tang?
This protagonist is so rebellious, even pigs can fly!
As long as you oppose the Qing Dynasty, then we are good friends.