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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As long as it is anti-Qing, I will support it 🙂
First of all, the Qianlong Dynasty was not a prosperous period.
The Qing Dynasty was the culmination of the feudal era. It did not have the exclusive power of foreign relatives, or the separation of military towns. Its national power was far superior to that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Otherwise, the compensation would not have been able to pay hundreds of millions of taels of silver. If it had not encountered the scientific and technological revolution in the West, it would have been impossible to subdue the country in an era when the cavalry force was infinitely reduced. , So just develop gunpowder steam dimensionality reduction strikes. After all, not everyone can practice martial arts, but everyone can shoot guns. Otherwise, why didn't they vigorously develop firearms back then? Isn't it because there are so many Han people? If firearms are rampant, they will dig their own graves.
I wonder if the Eight Banners children read novels? 🤭
There are so many accounts used to whitewash the Qing Dynasty, 😜
All the great powers miss our Qing Dynasty.
The Qianlong Dynasty seemed to be a prosperous period, and rebellion was difficult. In fact, its situation was the same as that of the San Francisco. In the middle and late Qianlong Dynasty, the government worked hard and the corruption was so serious that the national financial deficit was serious. The White Lotus Sect in various places was also ready to take action, so that a large-scale White Lotus Sect uprising broke out in the late period. It was also this wave of uprisings that exhausted the national power of the Qing Dynasty and fell into ruin.
I was shocked to death when I saw the comments downstairs. The Han and Tang Dynasties were not in the same era as the Qing Dynasty. The Han and Tang Dynasties were at the peak of their era. So where did the Qing Dynasty stand in its own era? (Invasion of the Eight Powers, Japan, Tsarist Russia). Anyone can step on it. Is it interesting to compare China with the Qing Dynasty now? Is it interesting to compare with the Han and Tang Dynasties? At least the Han and Tang Dynasties were brilliant. Do you understand what I mean? Qingchui downstairs
This protagonist can be the opposite, sows can climb trees
As long as you fight against the Qing Dynasty, we will be good friends