You Can't Love the Great Qing Only When You Have an Iron Rice Bowl
你不能只在吃铁杆庄稼时才爱大清
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The comments section seems to be underestimating the class-based brotherhood among emperors.
It's hard to imagine that in 21st-century China, people would still argue over two feudal pigs.
Have you ever served in the Han Chinese Eight Banners? Some of your writings are random and based on assumptions.
I love the Qing Dynasty too. My ancestors were elite members of the Solon tribe. I think it's a real shame those Manchus in Beijing weren't killed. You all live good lives while my ancestors were out hunting.
That's too dangerous. When the Manchus first established their dynasty, it was just a tribe that occupied a country. They were extremely barbaric. Even if you were to be slashed by a knife while you were jumping around like that, not a single blister would come out!
Historically, Emperor Shunzhi was a typical example of a powder keg whose emotions were unstable in the face of military setbacks. When Zheng Chenggong achieved a great victory at Guazhou, beheading 3,000 bannermen in one battle, and more than a dozen prefectures and counties in the Jiangnan region rebelled, directly besieging the weakly defended Nanjing, Fulin was single-mindedly and impulsively…
Historical records state that the old servant, after being shot by cannon fire and lying in bed, summoned renowned doctors from across the land to treat his illness.
A renowned doctor said that the old servant's cannon wounds could only be healed by applying the essence of his closest relatives. The old servant then called his sons to his bedside and said that he would come back to see them the next day, and whoever contributed the most would be made his heir.
I've discovered this: a book that rebels against the Qing Dynasty and incites Manchus to fight each other—it's a divine book!
The latest unofficial histories from the Qing Dynasty history circle are just too damn unbelievable.
The story that Emperor Kangxi was actually Hong Chengchou's son is surprisingly plausible... 🤭
The Qing Dynasty was indeed the dynasty with the most concentrated feudal power. I don't know if this is just my imagination, but it was the first dynasty to rule by ruthless killing and treat civil officials as slaves. They treated those so-called scholars and gentry like pigs and slaughtered them.
Some people are sensitive to the Qing Dynasty. When they see that the story is about being an official in the Qing Dynasty, they assume that the protagonist will become a slave. But as you read on, you will find that the protagonist is not only not a slave, but also very bold. The author is also very bold.