Modern History Class Was Observed by Emperors

I still have the same problem, the video is still playing, and the people watching the video are talking a lot. It seems that in a one-minute video, the people watching the video have five minutes to talk. The video can be continued after it is finished. Who pressed the pause button?

Many novels attribute all the credit for expelling the Tartars and restoring China to Zhu Yuanzhang. Feeling very disconnected. First of all, Zhu Yuanzhang himself did not want to achieve the feat of countering the Yuan Dynasty. Although Zhu Yuanzhang put forward the slogan of resisting the Yuan, restoring the Song, and expelling the Tartars in the early days of the uprising, he denied this after he established the Ming Dynasty. He proposed that the legal system of the Ming Dynasty was inherited from the Yuan Dynasty, not the Song Dynasty. Secondly, Zhu Yuanzhang won the most famous strategy in the world: "accumulate grain widely, build walls high, and slowly become king". This strategy is great from the perspective of unifying the world, but from the perspective of anti-Yuan, it is somewhat outdated. The opening battle of the great uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty was fought by Han Shantong Liu Futong, which opened the prelude to the rebellion of the heroes against the Yuan Dynasty. The turning point of the great uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Battle of Gaoyou, was fought by Zhang Shicheng, marking the Yuan Dynasty's shift from advantage to disadvantage. It can be said that the most difficult and arduous stage of the anti-Yuan movement was not fought by Zhu Yuanzhang. To put it bluntly, it was the victory of the revolution. In the end, Zhu Yuanzhang can only be regarded as one of the martyrs who resisted the Yuan Dynasty, and the other protagonists who had anti-Yuan experience were basically wiped out by Zhu Yuanzhang. The son of Han Shantong who started the great uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty was drowned by Zhu Yuanzhang. Chen Youliang, who had always resisted the Yuan Dynasty, was killed by Zhu Yuanzhang's army. Zhang Shicheng, who turned the Yuan Dynasty from an advantage to a disadvantage, was killed. Zhu Yuanzhang was forced to commit suicide. Lan Yu, who won the Battle of Fishing Sea and officially ended the Yuan Dynasty, was skinned by Zhu Yuanzhang and Hemerocallis exterminated the three tribes. There were also others who followed Zhu Yuanzhang to rebel against the Yuan Dynasty, most of which were killed by Zhu Yuanzhang.

After reading it, I feel that the author learned a lot of history from the Internet. First of all, Huang Chao's blow to the aristocratic family was not big at all. The aristocratic family's headquarters is in Hebei, so Huang Chao killed some of the strongholds of the Chang'an family. What impact did it have? Huang Chao never entered Hebei in his life, and Li Shimin could not be surprised that the imperial examination could last for more than a thousand years. The imperial examination was carried forward in the hands of Li Shimin, and it was only after Li Shimin reformed the imperial examination that poor families could really take the imperial examination. From the establishment of the imperial examination to the fall of the Sui Dynasty, three or four imperial examinations were held, and Li Shimin held 21 imperial examinations in one dynasty. It can be said that the imperial examination was held every year during Li Shimin's reign. If Li Shimin had not reformed the imperial examination and carried it forward, the imperial examination would have been renamed the imperial examination system.

The probability of sudden death in this kind of novel is too high, and it is even more 100% if it comes with a burglar alarm.

It's too white. Except for some in-depth chapters, the emotional rhythm of this book is more suitable for Tomato.

I feel like I can have fun without using my brain.

To be honest, the more it goes on, the more nonsense it becomes, and the number of words is too much, and there are too many kinds of subjectivity, which does not meet the requirements that history teachers should speak from a third-party perspective. And to be honest, the positioning was wrong at the beginning. A lot of the content should not be taught to junior high school students. It would be no problem for you to switch to high school students, college students, or directly to the netizens watching the live broadcast. At the stage when the three views are not fully formed, many historical issues cannot be studied thoroughly at all or it is easy to distort the three views. And some plots are too far-fetched. For example, the plot of a student's sudden death of his parents is too blunt, and the subsequent connections are also far-fetched. Overall, it's a work that starts high and goes low.

The first part was okay, but the second part was too watery so I didn't read it. There were also a lot of historical errors and illicit things. For example, who was the one who killed Hua Xiong? If the student made a mistake, it could be understood as the plot, but if the teacher didn't correct it in time, the author didn't know it either. To talk about the feeling of the political system, we can start with the full name of the Five Permanent Members, because the name answers two ultimate questions: 1. Where do the rights come from; 2. How are the rights divided, or how are the central and local governments divided? The rest of the writing is pretty good.

It turns out that this kind of article is called an inventory article, and it's not bad. If you have to dwell on history, there's nothing you can say about it. It's quite funny when viewed as an entertainment article.

The history that is known all at once is still the history that is known to the whole people without control. No matter which dynasty, which class, which country. But there will be a river of blood. I just feel that it requires a lot of knowledge reserves and writing skills. But come on, come on

No wonder my grades are so bad, there is Shura Field on the label, it's really unbelievable🤪

The disgusting Mingfen novel also explains the constitutional monarchy of the dynasty

I've read just one novel of this kind, or countless books, and it's always the same characters and events that suck.

Abandoned, tossed over and over again, it's worthless.

At the beginning, the writing was not that good. Later updates came out, and some "laughing points" also jumped up. Although there are still some shortcomings in historical materials and historical perspectives. But I am already very happy. Come on.

What the hell are those confessions? Of course they are over-interpreted.

Let's talk about some ideological representatives, preferably less popular ones, such as accelerationism, corporations, or perhaps some ideologies with a strong fantasy color.

I recommend a good book with a niche setting "I Can Go to the Past and the Future". The first chapter is voiced by a female Loli author. It is a light novel with a male channel. The background is a passionate adventure in the fantasy future interspersed with daily love. It mainly uses the floating city in the interstellar era as the world view. There are nine ways to sublimate potions + three Ten sequential paths are the core timeline setting text, witty fighting + decisive killing, the plot is interlocking, there are many foreshadowings such as grass snakes and gray lines, the details are controlled, the setting party, there are no bloody routines and brainless plots, the overall is relaxed, interesting and semi-invincible. Brothers and sisters who are interested can come and take a look.

I've read too many Chinese historical texts, and it's good to include some foreign perspectives to expand my horizons as a reference.

In the latest chapter, it feels like there has been a direct change of characters. I suddenly jump from international to domestic history. I can't understand it at all.

The quality is pretty good among similar books

Monthly tickets will be given every month, come on, author!

I feel like this book is more like a text version of a Douyin short play than a novel. I have seen a similar short play on Douyin, but this one is longer. The author has mixed in too many personal items, so I won't list them for now. For a chapter worth 20 to 30 starting coins, the same content is repeated first by the emperors of each dynasty, and again by the emperors of the same dynasty in each period. The students repeat it again. It seems that the number of words is quite large, but in fact it is all parallel imports. If this book is a free membership type, then I will read it all, but forget it with a paid subscription. After you skip more than 20 pictures, you will find that it does not affect your reading at all.