The Last Seventeen Years of the Ming Dynasty

How could an emperor who was diligent enough to get up at midnight and scrimp on food and clothing bring about the fall of the Ming Dynasty in 276 years? "The Last Seventeen Years of the Ming Dynasty" is cross-disassembled from more than ten historical books such as "Chongzhen Changbian" and "Guoyan" to tell you that only half of the official history is told. The taxes collected by Wei Zhongxian supported the Liaodong front line, and the Donglin Party abolished the commercial tax but gave the three wages to the farmers of Shaanxi - the truth about the Chongzhen Dynasty is much more exciting than you think.