
My Father Is Kangxi
家父是康熙
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- Ongoing
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- 744k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Few men who crossed the Qing Dynasty and did not rebel survived at the starting point. This is political abnormality 😄 and if you travel to the Qing Dynasty, reform is actually meaningless. Of course, it is not meaningless to the society at that time, but it is meaningless to your audience and readers, because it is difficult for you to solve national issues.
It doesn't matter whether he rebelled or not, but the author went back and forth in several books to talk nonsense to the emperor and pretend to be a grandson, endlessly. Anyway, he persuaded him to retreat every time he saw some parts. Wouldn't it be better to be bolder and more radical? Wouldn't it be better to pull less repeatedly?
Another book about the Qing Dynasty without breakfast. I suddenly remembered that a certain author recently read on Zhihu and said that now it is not given to those who are against the Qing Dynasty. In the end, it seemed that he wrote about the Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty 😅😅😅
The Qing Dynasty was a dead end. Without industrialization, the country would perish. If it industrialized, the flag would perish.
In this era, if you develop industry and open up people's wisdom, the Han people will rebel. If you don't develop industry, the century-old history of humiliation will remain the same. The shortcomings of a small clan dominating a big clan cannot be solved at all.
"Should I say that you have great powers? Or should I be afraid?" The backstage is really tough, there is not even an "X" in the upper right corner
All rights activist readers
Find the pornographic chapter and report it for obscenity. If the book is removed from the shelves, you can contact customer service to return it.
I feel that the author is a typical bureaucrat who has no common people in his heart, only his business interests. The author became a high official probably because he wanted to be promoted to a heavenly official by any means necessary. Go and learn English every day if you have nothing to do. The author probably also hopes to go to the Qing Dynasty and become a master. I am a Manchu, but the Qing Dynasty should have forgotten it long ago.
The reforms carried out by the Qing Dynasty were the most ineffective. If the ethnic issues were not resolved, no matter how reformed they were, they would die. If they wanted to solve the ethnic issues, they could only be solved externally. There were tens of millions of vested interests in the Eight Banners internally, and they would be dead if you touched them. The constitutional monarchy is even more ridiculous. The emperor's ethnic group accounts for less than 1%, and anything that has anything to do with the modern system is an explosion.
I feel that the Qing Dynasty is more nonsense than the ancient cultivation of immortality.
In the Qing Dynasty, how did you solve the national issue?