
Ming Dynasty Endgame: 1645
大明残局1645
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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A little emotion
I recently looked through history and saw the stories of several heroes who resisted the Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty. The ending was really sad and deplorable. Chen Zilong, known as the "Last Crazy Flower", Xia Yunyi who committed suicide by drowning, and his 16-year-old son Xia Wanchun who died calmly. That's the boy who wrote the famous song "Farewell to the Clouds". "I have been a traveler for three years, and today I am back in Nanguan. Infinite mountains and rivers, tears, who said the world is wide. I know that the spring road is close, and it is difficult to leave my hometown. On the day when Yipo returns, I can see the spiritual flag in the sky." That was his farewell poem to his hometown when he was about to go to Nanjing to die. He was young and smart. He knew the Five Classics at the age of five. He was able to write poetry at the age of seven and studied under Chen Zilong. He fought against the Qing Dynasty at the age of 14 and died for his country at the age of 16. He could have become a great poet, but he lived up to his father's dying instructions, determined to resist the Qing Dynasty, and devoted his last bit of blood to his beloved motherland. There are very few Nanming poets in the history of literature, and his ending is really regrettable. From this point of view, how many deplorable stories will happen when this building is about to collapse. Looking at the author and teacher writing books, seeing that he has written about so many people, whether it is Liu Jingting, the "top storyteller", or the eight beauties of Qinhuai, they are all slowly unfolded between the lines. Jinling's writing style ripples along the Qinhuai River, unfolding a picture of life in the late Ming Dynasty in the readers' hearts. This humanistic vitality of the stock market is accompanied by the heroic spirit of the monarchs, ministers and soldiers, which is the most charming thing. So it is natural to hope that this is a parallel world, where our civilization can survive, prosperity does not have to go through tragic bloodshed, and they can all have a good ending. Zhang Dai also smiled when he said he was "from Jinling".
This book can be linked to the current identification of Western history. The missionaries from the Ming Dynasty who came to the West were most likely to steal knowledge and culture and spread cults. They were definitely not good people! Moreover, the author's writing style is quite good, just like some book friends described it as having the quality of a movie. I hope the author can take care of his health and update more!
From this book, I found the feeling I had when I read Shao Song
In the book "The End of the Ming Dynasty 1645", people really get the feeling of watching Shao Song in the past. There is a sense of heroism in it. The protagonist travels to the "fake prince" and starts from the hell of a prisoner. Among them, Jing Nan's process is exciting to watch. Xiao Zhu's start is more difficult than Zhao Jiu's, but it is also more exciting. If you are a book lover who feels bored before the protagonist begins his journey, please be patient. All the suppressed emotions will explode later, and the excitement will also rise sharply. Book friends who like Shao Song should not miss this book
There are many shadows of great gods, such as Xiaobing in the late Ming Dynasty and Shao Song Dynasty.
The quality is high, and it feels like a master-level writing style. It reads with a sense of history. Except for the rubbish segmentation, I really think this book is worthy of the 10,000-book rating. Come on.
I'm about to watch it, but I don't know what the plot will be like after Qin Liangyu. He died of illness in 3 years in 1648. The Qin family is full of loyal people, including Shen Yunying, who is not inferior to women. The meaning of the novel is to make up for the regrets of history. .
Shennong post, my personal opinion
Now that I have read Chapter 136, the overall evaluation is that it is buried food. Advantages: 1. Theoretical knowledge and solid historical arguments. It can be seen from many articles that the author has put a lot of effort into it and has done some research on the late Ming Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty. There are many graphic explanations 2. The characters are more three-dimensional than many online articles. Characters such as Xiao Yi, Da Zhuang, and Mangzi are all impressive. 3. The update is relatively stable, and I heard that there are many manuscripts saved Disadvantages: 1. The three golden chapters are not well written. The previous chapters are quite boring to be honest, with many characters appearing. If you are not familiar with the late Ming Dynasty, you will find it confusing. After chapter 50, it starts to get passionate and looks good 2. There are too many explanatory words, which sometimes makes me tired to read, and the text is not vivid enough 3. The author may not be good at describing women, and the female characters are very weak.
Recommended by Xiaohongshu, a hidden gem in the ocean 😰 I stayed up late and read it for a whole day until now. I am worried that I will finish it tomorrow, so I will take my time first.
Regarding some opinions on the necessity of these chapters of "Crossing the River", this article is not just an epic written by the protagonist, but also an epic that changes the fate of the entire nation.
I like these two chapters very much. Although the protagonist does not appear, they are very indispensable foreshadowing. The vigor of the Qing army, the ruthlessness of the generals, the subtle discord between the Yi and Han, and the disadvantageous position of the Han army all add cruel reality to the book. With such foreshadowing, every drop of blood of our army will be given a deeper meaning, and every savior who goes against the general trend will be given more eager expectations. And this seems to have broken away from the perspective of an ordinary novel, and is more like a national epic with group portraits that are overwhelming. That's why I think he is even more precious. Every inch of mountains and rivers is filled with blood. With the foreshadowing of this blood, the step-by-step rescue of "living toward death" becomes more moving, more profound, and more empathetic. This is also an overview of the many chapters in the previous article. I was puzzled at first, but only after reading it will I understand the author's painstaking efforts. When I saw Huang Zongxi's anger, I didn't understand why it took two chapters to write about him. Until the chapter looped around, the unobtrusive seal at the beginning turned into expectation and inheritance, and the images of the two became clearer and more moving because of this plot. How can history be changed by one person? The protagonist's heroic struggle to save the world is a wonderful story, and under the influence of the protagonist, the wise people of our nation save the people and continue civilization. Isn't it an even more tearful national epic? How profound is the author's painstaking efforts? I know him deeply and respect him deeply. Afraid of teaching, I worked hard to hide myself, and worked hard to write my words.
"When you take a breath, light a lamp, and remember it, there will be an echo."
: I often stay up late to read, so my mother, who is well versed in traditional Chinese medicine, gave me acupuncture on the weekends. Wherever the fine needle falls, there may be numbness, overheating or cyclone, Yanggu, Neiguan, Zusanli, Gongsun, Zhongdu, Yanglingquan... It is really magical to say. When the seven needles fall, the body seems to form a cycle, and there is a feeling of air mass circulating in the meridians. I teased my mother and said, "This acupuncture method of traditional Chinese medicine is really powerful. It is much faster than taking medicine. I feel like I am about to catch up with the channel of cultivating immortals. It is almost immediate." My mother smiled and said, "Of course this is something from our ancestors, and it has been passed down from the "Huangdi Neijing"." I was very touched in my heart, and I felt a precious "inheritance". In today's era when traditional Chinese medicine is in decline, and when all kinds of admiration for foreigners are prevalent, this kind of inheritance is especially precious. I thought of the story of Dr. Tan written by the author at the beginning. I didn't take it seriously at the time. Like many book lovers who have started reading, I felt that the author wrote so many branches at the beginning, which was really not in line with the general preferences of book lovers, and even a bit "thankless". But at this moment, I feel moved. When we read this book, we not only see the protagonist in the turbulent late Ming Dynasty, at the critical moment of national survival, saving the building from collapse and saving the people from fire and water, but also see the possibility of the survival of countless civilizations. This is a belief, a kind of self-confidence, a wind blowing from the late Ming Dynasty, blowing through the pages into the readers' hearts, cleansing their hearts. This is also a seed, appearing in the medium of novels, so that when we read, we can see the light of history that the author accidentally discovered in his reading career. When chatting with the author, he said that these were things he discovered in the gaps in history when he was reading, and he just wrote them through the medium of novels. The light and heat hidden by the black fog are persistently dropped on the paper by the author, looking for a possibility to be discovered. I was worried that no one would read a good book, but the author always said it was okay. He said: "Even if only a few dozen people read it, it is just a small spark. Have a breath, light a lamp, and never forget it, and there will be an echo." And I silently blessed in my heart: "Hope that a single spark can always start a prairie fire." Whether it is this book, or our nation and civilization, after a long night, countless people who light lamps will gather together to illuminate the darkness and usher in the light.
It's a rare limited-edition film that also has fine chaff. It's already in the pit. The writing and plot are both good. It's not inferior to Manke's The Thief Emperor. I wonder why no one has watched it.