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Author: Shengye
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Step into the real and surreal mysteries of the Qing Dynasty, truly experience the imperial life that is either thrilling, tender, unrestrained, or filled with intrigue; get close to their inner depths, touch their beating hearts, and explore the hidden world behind the twelve emperors. The Tongzhi era was known as the "Tongzhi Rejuvenation" during its time. Amid the fading twilight of the declining Qing Dynasty, the Tongzhi era was still a relatively bright period. It was jointly referred to as the "Tongguang Rejuvenation" alongside the later Guangxu era, and together with the earlier Xianfeng era as the "Xian Tong Rejuvenation." At that time, the feudal society was irrevocably heading toward decline, and the Tongzhi era was a splendid sunset glow before the evening, with a dazzling afterglow. The Tongzhi era was a tragic era. The Taiping Rebellion, which had seized half of the empire, ended in tragedy: the self-inflicted massacre during the "Tianjing Incident," the heroic demise of Shi Dakai by the Dadu River, and the ambiguous "confession" of Li Xiucai. We do not want to dwell here on heavy reflections about the fate of China. We only want to present the Tongzhi era to people through some lesser-known aspects. The heavy curtain of this great era has been lifted for us, revealing its dazzling moments, intricate political struggles, and vivid, distinct personalities, all of which are coming toward you.