Lanfang

There have been a lot of works about licking stinky feet recently. Her husband Shikang Mazi, his wife is an old woman who made a treaty with the Qing Dynasty... She is really retarded. There are a lot of people there who are eager to lick the stinky feet. Now they want to see the anti-Qing Dynasty!

I found that I have gone through three stages in watching history. In the first stage, I like to watch fighting for hegemony and becoming emperor. In the second stage, I started to think deeply and like the republic, revolution, and liberating all mankind. In the third stage, I despaired of the bad nature of human beings and started to like the feudal history of great men descended from the sky. Or there is the fourth stage and the fifth stage.

It should be okay

Wear it clean and don't rebel, chrysanthemum set for electric drill

Second edition

From the title and introduction, this book tells the story of how a time traveler who was born in Lanfang led the people of Lanfang to fight against the "Old Man Shiquan", the feudal dynasty, and the Western colonialists! For me, what I am concerned about is that the era in which this book is written is the eve of the Industrial Revolution, so: 1. Can Lanfang become the birthplace of the "Industrial Revolution" in the Far East? 2. Can Lanfang become the "Empire on which the Sun Never Sets" in the Far East? 3. Can Lanfang become the "Davarishi" of the Far East? 4. Can the male protagonist of this book become a pioneer like Marx and Engels? So, I will look forward to, and more importantly, witness, look forward to and witness Yu Yanda's new book!

I haven't read much of the novel, but many people have commented that the Qing Dynasty's crimes in modern history were incompetence and the loss of power and humiliation of the country. I feel that this misses the point. Corruption and lack of progress are the shortcomings of every dynasty. For example, if we put the late Ming Dynasty into modern history, the result would be the same and even worse than the Qing Dynasty. The policy of seclusion has been around since the Ming Dynasty, so this doesn't mean anything. It can only be said that the Qing Dynasty encountered major changes that had not been seen in thousands of years and lost miserably. Every dynasty has some kind of literary prison, and the Qing Dynasty was the most stringent because of the unfairness of the country. However, in the face of the party struggles in the Ming Dynasty, the blind reform of the imperial examination and the emphasis on literature over military affairs, we can only say half a dozen things. In my opinion, the biggest crime of the Qing Dynasty was the slavish thinking imposed on non-emperors, the trampling of past culture, and the oppression of non-Manchu peoples. In my opinion, the Qing Dynasty was the pinnacle of imperial centralization. It was a system that the emperors of every dynasty envied, but it also had the biggest drawback: the emperor's thoughts = everyone's thoughts.

After reading so many protagonists in novels, I still feel that we are more awesome now. 1.4 Billion people have enough to eat and we are the largest industrialized country. It is unprecedented and unprecedented.

When I first started reading it, I was looking forward to the modern history background. But it turned out that after the Qing Dynasty was conquered, I was so satisfied that I didn't want to read it anymore. The chapter on governing the country contained too much private stuff, and I couldn't agree with it, so I couldn't continue reading.

Very good. This book is about the rebellion of the Qing Dynasty.