What Happened to Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty and Teaching?

Let's not mention the Song and Qing Dynasties, let's just talk about the Ming Dynasty. From Zhu Yuanzhang's idea of small farmers, to raising Zhu in the world, to restoring sacrifice and burial, all policies are to suffer the common people. Yes, Zhu Yuanzhang was also a member of the ordinary people before he became famous. But the dragon slayer will eventually become the evil dragon As for Zhu Yuanzhang's so-called zero tolerance for corruption, it is even more ridiculous. He is too lazy to comment on this aspect After passing the throne to the grandson, count how many kings in China, how many have done this? Just to do this, how many heroes were killed At last, it was the time of Zhu Li, and it was the Northern Expedition. The people also suffered a lot. Even though they had merit, they were not without their faults. However, Zhu Li was better than Zhu Yuanzhang. Even Zheng He went to the West, and he did recuperate in the later period The Ming Dynasty after he was called the emperor, basically fell into endless internal strife. The big reason for the party struggle is the policy set by Zhu Yuanzhang when he was still alive. Subsequent kings cannot change it. Even if they want to change it, the officials of the previous dynasty can use their ancestral family laws to stop it The Ming Dynasty perished. So many descendants of the Zhu family died, and they deserved it The world raised Zhu, and he had boundless karma with the Chinese people. Even if he died, it would not be an exaggeration.

Can this book be published in Sanjiang? Are they all novice readers?

I have read more than 10 chapters, and basically every chapter is a dialogue between these people, the protagonist, Zhang, Biao, and Ji. The protagonist talks about philosophy to a group of children. After hearing this, Zhang was greatly impressed and was shocked. He received a big award, and occasionally several other supporting characters were added to promote the plot. Do books nowadays require no brain to write or read?

After the poison test was over, I couldn't stand the second chapter anymore. The theories were almost philosophical, and they went around and around, but in the end, a bunch of brats suddenly understood. . . . . A prodigy per capita. . It's too poisonous.

Zihe Wenba teaches philosophy to children 😰

Are novels about politics popular now? I came to read the novel, not to learn from Ma Yuan.

The author teaches metaphysics and leaves it to others to learn science. The assignment assigned is for the children to find two iron balls of different masses and make them fall freely to observe the phenomenon. I suspect it was copied from Wikipedia.

Ancient people could understand it, and Zhu Yuanzhang understood the meaning the first time he heard it. I am the only modern person who can't understand it? What he said seems to be the same as the heavenly book, and are you sure the ancient teachings are correct? The wealthy businessman knew that Zhu Biao was the son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and in that era, wasn't it about sages? How is what the protagonist says different from being deviant? , And the wealthy businessman went to find a deviant to teach Zhu Biao his lessons. How many heads could Zhu Yuanzhang chop off? ,

Give lessons to children. . . . . . Might as well brag with your peers. Children don't even have a world view. To understand such a grand world is like learning to fly if you haven't taken a good road yet.

This paragraph is a bit blunt. From the Ming Dynasty until the 30th year of Hongwu, which was the year before Zhu Yuanzhang's death, there was no situation in real history where all southerners were from the south. The ratio was basically around 3:1. The North-South Ranking Case in the 30th year of Hongwu was by no means a coincidence. It was the provocation of southern bureaucrats against Zhu Yuanzhang.

I haven't read it yet, but I don't have any hope. The current novels written about traveling through the Ming Dynasty are all about a group of protagonists trying to show off in front of the ancients. They are all about a tool-man protagonist who has no life of his own. He hangs around the Zhu family all day long. The Zhu family has more roles than the protagonist! Either on the way to help the Zhu family with errands or on the way to teach the Zhu family, the protagonist has become a model worker and almost has no life of his own!

Historical articles are not suitable for the mentally handicapped genre. I suggest the author resubmit 😰

Generally speaking, we still follow the old methodology of "need science, not freedom and equality," "want productivity, not production relations," and "want development, but also feudalism." It is like installing a jet engine on a wooden bird and hoping to fly further than an iron bird. There is nothing advanced in thinking.

The more Ming Dynasty novels I read, the more I hate Zhu Yuanzhang!

To practice socialism in ancient times was to commit suicide.

Read the beginning Can you extend the time? Let's just say that the protagonist has been teaching for several years If it weren't for a real drama, you are sure ancient children could understand the beginning of the story

This is history, history! ! ! Do you talk about science? Physics?

I don't know when, "IQ Online" became a dispensable label and the choice of a few authors I don't know when, looking at the choices of most authors, you came up with the idea of ​​writing yourself At every moment when inspiration strikes, you write down the creativity, looking forward to using this creativity to add to your own work Every time At a moment when you are not understood, you open your book and look at the protagonists and supporting characters, as if you have become them, and they have become your close friends And one day, you suddenly find this comment in the vast sea of books, and suddenly encounter this book, you may get a friend, get an understanding, and get some ideas...

No matter how you travel through the Ming Dynasty, you can meet Zhu Yuanzhang and his son.

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I remember that I subscribed to a lot, but I didn't finish the book, which was bad luck!