Reflections on those things in the Ming Dynasty

After reading a famous book carefully, everyone must have a lot of feelings in their hearts. At this time, how can the most critical feeling of reading fall! So, can you write it down? The following are some of my thoughts on the Ming Dynasty, collected for you, for reference only, hoping to help you.

After reading those things in the Ming dynasty 1 Zhu Yuanzhang had a hard childhood and lived by herding cattle; Zhu Yuanzhang's youth was miserable, and only two people in his family survived; Zhu Yuanzhang's adult life was vigorous, and he fought with Chen Youliang, Zhang Shicheng, Wang Baobao and others ... This let us know that successful people must go through many hardships before they can finally realize their dreams and win the world! It seems that only by studying hard can you become a "master scholar" and a "sanyuanli"!

After reading the anecdote of Zhu Yuanzhang from the beginning of rebellion to the reunification of the country, I understand that Zhu Yuanzhang's success cannot be separated from these aspects: faith, wisdom and talent. Without faith, Zhu Yuanzhang can only starve to death or be killed like his parents; Without wisdom, Zhu Yuanzhang could not make a decision at the critical moment and won many battles of death with high momentum; Without Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, Liu Ji and Li Shanchang, Zhu Yuanzhang would have been killed by the leading figure Zhang Dingbian and defeated by the Northern Yuan Army. And we are about to learn from Zhu Yuanzhang's beliefs and believe in ourselves; Learn from Zhu Yuanzhang's wisdom and make a correct judgment in dealing with people.

I benefited a lot from what happened in the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang volumes, learned a lot. Looking forward to writing more anecdotes about the Ming Dynasty!

I don't know which book you like best, but my favorite book is Things in the Ming Dynasty.

This book is about Zhu Yuanzhang's uprising at the end of Yuan Dynasty, its establishment in Ming Dynasty and its demise. There are many stories in it, such as the intrigue between the monarch and the minister, the generals who galloped on the battlefield or died in the battlefield, and the words and thoughts describing the characters reached the extreme (incarnated as spells), which made people want to stop.

This book has made me, I have matured a lot and made me understand that violence can't solve everything. For example, Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, usurped the throne by violence, but he could not be a scholar, Founder Confucianism, because he could not overwhelm the righteousness represented by Founder Confucianism by violence alone. Only by relying on wisdom can he get what you want.

For another example, evil can never overwhelm justice, and Wang Shouren, alone, also put down the rebellion of the princes, relying on his wisdom and courage, which tells us that only by working hard can we succeed.

My friends, study like a great ancestor, so that you can gradually mature.

As we all know, all the monks are vegetarian and chanting in the temple, and none of them went to rebel. However, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is such a living example.

Wen: ... In order to have food, he decided to become a monk.

It would be nice not to starve to death at that time! This Zhu Chongba is really sensible. Saving his life is very important!

Text: 1368 On the fourth day of the first month, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor in Yingtianfu. ...

After years of bloody fighting, Zhu Yuanzhang did not claim the title of king. In Mingyue's words, he wanted to paralyze the Yuan Dynasty. From this point of view, Zhu Yuanzhang is a man with a heavy heart, but in the end, the young monk succeeded in becoming emperor.

Reflections on The Events of the Ming Dynasty 4 Today, I read The Events of the Ming Dynasty written by Yue Ming. He showed us a wonderful history and a tortuous story.

Officialdom politics, imperial thoughts, people's morality ... are interlocking, which makes me want to stop, even if I eat with a book. However, one of the people who impressed me the most was Yu Qian, who kept calm in times of crisis, was honest and smart. In the change of the civil fort, I benefited from a moderate effort to turn the tide, think calmly when I was in an unfavorable situation, fight to the death for my country, and read notes by introducing from the east to the west. It was the enemy who abandoned his helmet and armor and won the final victory! However, he was murdered by a traitor. After Yu Qian's death, officials came to his home and found that the famous official had no money at home. They even locked up the emperor's reward and didn't show it off to others.

Hero, a real hero! A noble man! A great man! His life, like this poem, is as open as the sun and the moon!

Things in the Ming Dynasty: 5 Recently, I have been watching things in the Ming Dynasty. Because I am very interested in Qi Jiguang's deeds, I have been reading Qi Jiguang's anti-Japanese books these days.

This book tells the story of Qi Jiguang's fight against the Japanese on the southeast coast. Qi Jiguang is a natural military genius, not only knowledgeable, but also proficient in the art of war. He is just an excellent general. He also invented the "Yuanyang Array", "Wuxing Array" and "Sancai Array", all of which were very difficult to break, which made the Japanese samurai panic and suffered heavy casualties. Qi Jiguang deserves to be the hero of China.

Besides Qi Jiguang, there are many outstanding generals who fought against Japan, such as Hu Zongxian, who defeated two of Japan's most powerful and invincible enemy leaders: Wang Zhi and Xu Hai. There is also cleverness. His character is to analyze whether he is sure to win before the war. If not, he will never go to the battlefield. And Hu Shouren, who is the general of Qi Jiguang, fought against Japan with him.

I think these three men are great and studious, and I especially admire these powerful generals. I should learn from their spirit of loving reading and working hard. I especially like the book "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" and have great curiosity about later books.

What happened in the Ming Dynasty? I didn't like this book at first, and I didn't even know its name. I didn't fall in love with this book until I saw it on the bedside table. Its name is those things in the Ming Dynasty.

Things in the Ming Dynasty clearly tells the story of the Ming Dynasty from beginning to end. I made an evaluation of my favorite role. Such as: Yang Lian, a big nobody; Controversial hero Yuan Chonghuan; And Sun Chengzong, an involuntary hero.

Of the three major cases, I thought Li Xuan was the only waiter, but I didn't expect Zheng Guifei. Now I know that what I have seen is only a corner of history, and there are more historical facts waiting for me to discover. I also learned that Yang Lianning would die before he bowed to the treacherous court official Wei Zhongxian. His national integrity and righteousness are examples for me to learn from.

Yuan Chonghuan is also a figure I admire very much. The wall he built is in the shape of a mountain, from which he can attack his opponent at any time. This shows his wisdom.

Looking at those things in the Ming dynasty, I learned a lot of history that I didn't know. This book has benefited me a lot.

I don't know if Zhu Yuanzhang is the worst emperor ever, but he is really miserable. In ancient times, the names of the poor were generally the sum of their parents' ages. It seems that Zhu Yuanzhang's parents gave birth at an advanced age, and 88 is "he" (Zhu Chongba), which is really old! Back to the point.

Text: On the sixth day of April, Zhu Chongba's father starved to death, his eldest son starved to death on the twelfth day, and his mother starved to death on the 22nd day.

At this point, Zhu Yuanzhang was really miserable by the Yuan Dynasty, and it was difficult to hate or not! This is not over.

Wen: ... He also works as a cleaner, a storekeeper and an oil lamp.

Zhu Yuanzhang fidgeted when he became a monk, which was simply a long-term job. Not much better than working in the landlord's house. However, he can eat, that's good! What a blessing in disguise!

After reading those things in the Ming Dynasty, 8 don't do things that you are not good at.

I don't know what children want to do now, but in my time, scientists were definitely the first choice. I once dreamed that I kept shaking reagent bottle in the laboratory. It doesn't matter what I shake, but it's great.

But when they grow up, those teenagers with dreams don't really become scientists, at least most of them don't Because in the process of their growth, countless people and countless things clearly told him: "Stop dreaming, you are not this material! This sentence is not necessarily a blow, but often a sincere exhortation.

As Jie Jin told us with his practical actions, compiling Yongle Dadian is what he should do, and he can't play with political whirlpool.

This is also a wake-up call for us, and we have to do what we are best at. But what are we good at? When will I know what I'm good at? How to shorten the time to find what you are good at? I believe this is a difficult problem that puzzles most people. To tell the truth, I don't know what I'm good at, but I still have to figure this out myself.

After reading The Events of the Ming Dynasty, 9 After reading the first book, let's take a look at the second book, which mainly describes Judy's deeds.

The hero Judy was not valued at birth, but in the end he succeeded in winning the throne.

Judy lived with Zhu Yuanzhang since she was a child. He didn't have a name until he was seven. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Judy was sent to the frontier and exercised there for many years.

Zhu Biao died not long after he succeeded to the throne. When Zhu Yunwen reached the top, Judy was forced by the new emperor's policy of cutting princes with his own thoughts and finally ascended the throne.

It was such a legendary figure that eventually captured Nanjing and opened the way to the emperor.

After several years as emperor in Nanjing, I moved to my present background. During his reign, he kept fighting, personally signed five times and fought all his life.

Then came the eldest son, Zhu Gaochi, who died ten months later. Sun Tzu followed his superiors, and this time Zhu rebelled.

The most interesting thing is that after Zhu Qizhen succeeded to the throne, because of defeat and capture, the court re-established Zhu Qiyu, and two emperors appeared at once. Read history, and you will find that history is quite interesting.

Reflection on Things of the Ming Dynasty 10 Things of the Ming Dynasty tells the history of about 300 years before and after the Ming Dynasty. The story is lively and interesting, full of jokes, which makes us easily and happily understand the history of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, fought the famous battle of Poyang Lake with Chen Youliang before the capital was established. In this battle, 200,000 people led by Zhu Yuanzhang were only equipped with thin fishing boats; Chen Youliang, on the other hand, led 600,000 elite soldiers with huge warships. The strength of the two sides is very different, so it seems difficult for Zhu Yuanzhang to win, but he skillfully took advantage of the small and flexible ship-first attacked the warship with a small boat, killed more than 1000 enemies and won a warship. Suddenly, morale was greatly boosted. He quickly pursued the victory, filled the ship with explosives, formed a death squad, attacked the battleship with wind and fire, and won the war.

In the case of such disparity in strength, Zhu Yuanzhang can win the big with small, and win the strong with weak. I think he is really a fearless and resourceful man, which made him win in extremely difficult circumstances. This inspired me not to panic when things happen, but to think of countermeasures in time. Yes, Zhu Yuanzhang can find a way to solve such a big difficulty. Is there anything we can't solve at ordinary times?

I have read many books, including fairy tales, novels, biographies and historical stories, but what impressed me the most was the Ming Dynasty, which taught me a lot of historical knowledge. The Ming Dynasty has a history of 276 years, with 16 emperors, among which my favorite is the Yongle Emperor-Judy.

In my opinion, Judy is not a good person, but he is indeed a good emperor because he has foresight. In the era of his rule, the policy of rest and recuperation was implemented, wasteland was reclaimed, people's living standards were improved, warehouses were full of grain and coins, and economy, science and technology and culture developed greatly. He created real peace and prosperity with his own efforts. He also ordered Zheng He to go to the Western Ocean to spread the advanced scientific and civilized achievements of the Chinese nation to all parts of the world.

I like this book because it explains this history humorously.

Reflections on things in the Ming Dynasty 12 A few days ago, my mother bought me a set of books about things in the Ming Dynasty. I think: I'm not interested in history books. But as soon as I saw the first one, I was deeply attracted. I think this book not only tells the whole history of the Ming Dynasty, but also tells us a lot of truth. The book not only explains the official history, but also contains humorous sentences. And the characters in the book are vividly described, such as the stern Zhu Yuanzhang, the upright Fang Xiaoru, the arrogant aquamarine, and the energetic Judy ... These historical figures are vividly described as if standing in front of you.

It seems that if you don't make progress, you will be surpassed by others. Later, the Qing Dynasty "leveled the world with fighters", and finally lost to Eight-Nation Alliance and the allied forces of Britain and France, and was forced to sign a series of unfair treaties. This is because others are making progress and striving for strength, and their combat effectiveness is rising rapidly; The Eight Banners are getting worse.

In today's increasingly fierce competition, we should also make continuous progress and not waste time. For example, review knowledge during holidays and have time to make up weak subjects. Only by continuous progress can we constantly surpass ourselves.

Reflections on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" 13 Recently I insisted on reading this book. This is a best seller about five years ago.

First, tell a book. The writing is fluent, and the author has his own opinions on major events and important people. Although most of them are chicken soup, it is not easy to think and evaluate independently after all.

Secondly, talk about history. People and events in history should be judged according to the conditions at that time, which is historical materialism. Although the development of history will be influenced by the actions of some characters, it still runs according to some laws. People call this social law, and some people say it is fatalism. I prefer fatalism, because history is full of accidents, and so far no school can convincingly explain the reasons behind the development of history.

Let's talk about sentiment again. Reading history can help us better understand society and people, and we can get ways to live from it. Kings and princes, like ordinary people, have an insurmountable gap. We think that important events are often decided by a few people in a hurry, and then find enough reasons and evidence for this hasty decision, and try our best to make things run according to this decision to show their wisdom. The stage of history belongs to everyone. How to perform on stage depends on yourself. Destiny is both predestined and self-controlled.

After reading those things in the Ming dynasty 14, the last 16 days, I feel incredible when I think about it. I actually finished reading seven books with an average of 300 pages!

After reading this book, I feel deeply that history can be written so wonderfully! This book begins with the birth of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, and ends with the escape of Emperor Chongzhen. I can't stop. These words are not enough to express my enthusiasm. The author shows us the ups and downs of the Ming Dynasty in 276 years with humor. In 276, I survived again and again; 276, intrigue; 276, an arduous journey; In 276, every year is a prosperous time. This dynasty, in the most practical way, went down in history; This dynasty was also praised by later generations; This dynasty proved that China had been his own for 5000 years and 276 years.

This book, ups and downs, makes me want to stop. Look, too

When I changed books in class, I finished reading Ming Dynasty 15 and changed to an interesting book Ming Dynasty. I opened the book at once and began to read it with relish.

This book created several characters, among which Yan Song, Xu Jie and Nie Bao impressed me the most. Yan Song is a sycophant and treacherous. Xu Jie and Nie Bao are very studious.

This book tells the story of many battles that took place in the cabinet. Fighting refers to nothing more than the civil war of the cabinet for interests and status.

Yan Song was not a corrupt official at first, but in the face of principles or interests, he chose the latter without hesitation and won the honorary title of "the first traitor in Ming Dynasty". However, Yan Song finally lost the battle. He was finally deprived of all his property by a familiar fellow villager, Xu Jie, and was driven back to his hometown to beg on the street for a living. He is fed up with everyone's eyes. Finally, he died tragically in the wilderness.

Through this story, we know that no matter in the Ming Dynasty or now, you can't be a corrupt official and don't give up your dignity for the benefit, otherwise, you will end up like Yan Song, the first traitor in the Ming Dynasty.