History of the Chinese Empire's Conquest

Queuing to be shot in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the history of China's conquest in the 17th century. A man with science came to a strange 17th century, a post-warring states era after the age of flintlocks, an era of competing with white people for the right to speak, an era of colonization and conquest. The glory of a nation does not lie solely in cruel wars. Those who rise through a war can only be barbaric nomads. That kind of rise is a kind of vanity that is extinguished in an instant, like a huge wave set off by a strong wind. In addition to sword boxes and guns, science and civilization are the tough rocks. What he pursues is from the ice fields of Kamchatka to the deserts of Black Africa, from the lush Luzon with coconut trees to the Caribbean where pirates are rampant, from the banks of the Ganges filled with gold to the vast and vast Great Lakes, the sound of children reading can be heard everywhere - the beauty of the uniform is called China, and the great etiquette is called Summer! What he hopes for is that from measuring the world's rulers and compasses to calculating ballistic functions, from understanding the physics of the universe to changing the world's chemistry, everyone who uses these formulas will think of Chinese names. What pleased him was the confrontation between enlightenment and ignorance, the battle between human rights and imperial power, and the debate between doctrines and ideas.