Revitalizing the Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Meishan Ancient Well

Before Meishan hanged himself, Chongzhen took a look into the well. At the bottom of the well was China four hundred years later. On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng conquered Beijing. Emperor Zhu Youjian of the Ming Dynasty stood under the crooked-neck tree in Meishan and took off the jade belt around his waist. When he drew his sword, he knocked down a stone slab under the tree. Below is an ancient well, from which you can see the world four hundred years later. There lived a veteran named Zhu on the other side of the well. There was a pomegranate tree in the old man's yard, his wife, and a tabby cat. After four hundred years, the old man said four words to his ancestors: "Don't die first." So, cold medicine was handed over from the well, refined fine salt, iodine, gauze, lighter, high-yielding sweet potato seeds, flintlock blueprints... The same process progressed from four hundred years later to the seventeenth year of Chongzhen. Li Zicheng besieged the city? Antibiotics first rescued soldiers and civilians infected with the epidemic. Eight Banners cavalry going south? The three-stage shooting of a flintlock gun teaches you how to be a good person. Are the refugees dying of hunger everywhere? The yield of sweet potatoes per mu is two thousand catties, and there are countless living people. This is the story of a well, and also the story of an emperor's transformation from "the king of the country's destruction" to the "king of the country's founding". But it is also a story about an ordinary family four hundred years later, who devoted everything they had to raising a dynasty across time. I am not guarding the country alone. There is someone over there, their surname is Zhu.