Towards * * * and review 6 words.

"Towards * * * and Harmony" is a modern China drama jointly produced by CCTV, Beijing Tongdao Film and Television Program Production Co., Ltd., China International Television Corporation, Changsha TV Station, etc. The drama presents the Chinese nation's magnificent and difficult course of overthrowing the imperial system with epic artistic brushwork. The following is a model essay on the feedback provided by Chinese maze. Welcome to read it!

8 words (1) towards * * * and the feeling of retrospection

My heart is filled with emotion! I have nothing to do, so I try to write down these feelings, which is also a reflection.

Sixty episodes of Yangyang, though with some romance in it, at least give a general account of China's history from Guangxu Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. And this period of history, everyone in China will probably add it whenever he mentions it? History of shame of the Chinese nation? Let's test this language.

These conclusions have been made, and I don't intend to say anything more. I just want to talk about my humble opinion on the downfall of the Qing Dynasty after all, and what reference this history has for today's China.

The people who want to experience this period of history must have the deepest pain in their hearts, the last two emperors of the Qing Dynasty? It's time to announce the second emperor.

an ambitious man will eventually die. Thirty-eight years of life, although expensive as a son of heaven, is actually the same as a prisoner. The other was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and became emperor at the age of three. Although he was ambitious to restore the country, he was used by various forces all his life, carrying numerous charges and finally ending up with one? Successfully transformed into a new socialist by the dictatorship of the proletariat? The name of death, even the emperor posthumous title is declining. An autobiography, "My First Half Life", has hundreds of pages, and the lines are full of self-confession, but who can know how many people in my heart are afraid to reveal a word of loss and grief when they swim in a shallow stream?

Or stand outside the bureau, and from a far perspective, if Aisingiorro's surname falls, it's all right to get the democracy claimed by those who rallied their arms at the beginning. At least, it can be said that the historical trend is unstoppable, and there is something to comfort the broken heart.

But when the old dynasty fell, what stood up?

it can only be said that the deer is lost, and the pack will chase it. Presidents, overseers, chairmen and chairmen? I'll come on stage after you sing, so it's lively.

what the common people have to bear is the same as that of the late Qing dynasty, even worse than that of the soldiers and bandits, who are violent and oppressive, and the corrupt officials are rampant and miserable? Most importantly, although there is no feudalism, autocracy remains.

democracy? Just some new wine in the old bottle? Where did you get so many A-ideals and B-isms?

I'm afraid even Sun Da-pao, who works for the world, didn't expect such an ending, did he?

Tell me, Aisingiorro, how can you be relieved?

Looking back now, the Qing Dynasty should have had at least two chances to avoid the end of being overthrown once. If these two opportunities had been seized, I'm afraid not only their fate could be rewritten, but also the fate of China as a whole.

one was Guangxu's Reform Movement of 1898. At that time, if he could be less eager for success, act more comprehensively, and finally defeat the forces of conservative vested interests and succeed in political reform. The world that loves Silla may not be easy forever. His achievements are definitely at least overshadowed by his ancestor Kang Gan, and China may have realized democracy that countless people have failed to achieve with guns. Chinese people will also avoid half a century of war.

This win-win situation did not appear after all. Guangxu lost to the powerful vested interests rather than Cixi. Ambitious, but lacking in tactics, they hired a group of scholars from Kang Liang, who were eager for success, thinking that such a political struggle related to life and death could be solved by a few letters. In the end, when she smelled that Cixi had a coup, she was helpless, and Kang Liang was even more ill and rushed to the hospital, putting all her possessions on a Yuan Shikai who didn't know at all, and eventually the emperor was in a desperate situation, trapped in prison and died in Yingtai. Isn't it that the scholar has misunderstood the country? And how can Guangxu be unbeaten?

In this struggle, Cixi is actually contradictory. On the one hand, she is an old power and belongs to vested interest groups, but on the other hand, she is also the ruler of this dynasty. It is impossible for her to only test her own interests and ignore the Qing Dynasty. So at the beginning, she supported the change, but she thought the change would be completely different from the change in Guangxu's mind. She thought it was only administrative and technical, and there was no essential difference with the foreign object movement of Zeng Li's generation before. Whatever you want to change, as long as the Qing dynasty remains unchanged and chaotic, my position as the queen mother will not waver, and the country will become strong again. Why not?

Guangxu, on the other hand, doesn't think so. What he wants to change is fundamental and institutional. Therefore, when Guangxu's political reform touched the interests of a large group of old forces, causing them to stand up and make trouble, Cixi could not ignore it. She really wants to be a powerful country, but first of all, she can't be chaotic. If she is chaotic, it will ruin the Qing Dynasty. In her mind, Qing is absolutely chaotic. She doesn't care about the gains and losses of other vested forces, but she can't ignore the gains and losses of Jiangshan, because this Jiangshan is also hers and her vested interests.

So, when she finally thought that Guangxu's change would not only make the Qing Dynasty strong, but would ruin the Qing Dynasty, her support turned into opposition. When the opposition could not convince Guangxu, she had to choose a coup.

8 words of "Towards * * * and Feelings after Review" (2)

CCTV's "Towards * * * and Harmony" has been broadcast. It should be said that this work is still a very meaningful educational film, in which some characters are repositioned, which makes the old theme have a new perspective.

One of the highlights of this film is that the characters such as Li Hongzhang, Empress Dowager Cixi, Emperor Guangxu, Yuan Shikai, Sun Wen, Song Jiaoren and Huang Xing are so strong. Even a lady said on the Internet: I am a little in love with Yuan Shikai after watching this TV. However, I think among these figures, my favorite is Mr. Sun.

as a teenager, Mr. Sun roamed about the Communist Party and abroad, and hated the feudal autocratic system extremely. He set the establishment of a democratic China as his lifelong goal, and suffered from poverty and vagrancy. After 1 failed uprisings, the first great revolution was stolen, the second revolution failed, and so on, he persisted in it until the end of the revolution, so that he left it before his death? The revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard? The last words of awakening the world.

Mr. Sun's life is a revolutionary life, and his democratic ideal supports him. Every day of his life, he will fight to the end for the establishment of a democratic and harmonious China.

Mr. Sun's revolutionary consciousness reminds me of a person's pursuit of love and marriage.

I have had a failed love marriage. After reading Towards * * * and Mr. Sun's revolutionary experience, I have a new understanding of the pursuit of love.

The analogy is as follows:

1 failed uprisings = many failed love.

Wuchang Uprising was successful, and it was established at the beginning of the Republic of China = it was a preliminary success once, and I felt some beautiful love or marriage.

After the founding of the Republic of China, it was stolen by thieves = this initial successful love or marriage still ended in failure after a short time.

truly realize democracy * * * and = find your true love or marriage, and live a stable love and marriage life.

Then we are very similar to Mr. Sun's experience before the Second Revolution.

After many pursuits or love, we finally achieved initial success and got a short-lived love or marriage. However, due to our own inexperience and the intervention of a third party, our first love still ended in failure in a short time. At this time, it is time for us to learn from Mr. Sun, persist in the second revolution or the third revolution, until the real revolution is successful-find true love and complete the marriage.

May the failed lovers in the world have a brave second revolution.

Finally, encourage yourself with Mr. Sun's famous words:

The revolution has not been successful, and comrades still need to work hard!

8 words (3)

The 59-episode "Towards * * * and Harmony" was finally finished yesterday. I can appreciate such a good TV series first of all thanks to my third brother Hongde's recommendation. During this time, I have to be familiar with the new car and play badminton, so my physical strength and energy consumption are very high. Although I like watching this serial drama very much, I sometimes fall asleep while watching it.

if I talk about "towards * * * and", what is my biggest reaction? I will not hesitate to answer is? Angry? . Frankly speaking, I'm from Cixi? The ugly incident? After that? Constitutionalism? At first, my angry mood never calmed down, and I'm not going to argue with anyone here about whether Cixi is really constitutional or not. I'm angry that the empress dowager of a feudal society can be constitutional at the beginning of the twentieth century and abolish the imperial examination system for thousands of years, but one hundred years later, some of us are still talking about it. Is the parliamentary system not in line with China's national conditions? We can think about it for one hundred years from the beginning of the 2th century to today.

Where did the TV series Towards * * * come from? Sino-Japanese War? At first, we can see that what really shocked and humiliated our great eastern country was not the Opium War and the burning of Yuanmingyuan, but the rise of our neighbor Japan. ? Sino-Japanese War? Empress dowager cixi and Guangxu of the Manchu dynasty after seeking truth from facts analyzed that Japan's advanced constitutional monarchy defeated its own feudal autocracy. It should be said that it is not simple for Cixi and Guangxu to have such an understanding. So this series began? Autocracy? Constitutionalism? And? * * * and? A big stage for the three forces to fight each other.

I was deeply impressed by a passage in this TV series. I forget who said it: In Britain, constitutional monarchy means that the state gives money to these old bureaucrats to make them agree to the idea of constitutional monarchy, while in Japan, all the citizens have accepted western democratic ideas and agreed to constitutional monarchy, so these two countries can smoothly transition from feudal monarchy to the present constitutional monarchy. ? (I'd like to interject a word here. I think the Japanese nation's sense of crisis, sense of responsibility, sense of honor, pragmatism and enterprising spirit in their work are worth studying.) Now from the TV series "Towards * * * and", we can see that in the course of more than 1 years from the Sino-Japanese War to today, we must be patient if our country wants to achieve real * * * and or constitutionalism.

China's road to democracy is indeed full of difficulties, but are difficulties the reason why we don't practice democracy? In this TV series, there was a conversation between Sun Yat-sen and Song Jiaoren when they went to the countryside to canvass votes, which impressed me deeply. At first, the old gentleman in a private school said that he didn't understand the election in China and thought that China people didn't understand what democracy was now.

Sun Yat-sen said to the old man: Can children's illiteracy be a reason not to go to school? The old man said:? No, they should go to school because they can't read? Sun Yat-sen said: By the same token, China people have a poor sense of democracy, so it is all the more necessary to implement democracy? It should be said that this dialogue is one of the words that impressed me the most in this series. Nowadays, many people regard democracy as a scourge when they mention that democracy is realized in China. They think that China really wants to give democracy and affirm social chaos. For this problem, we can think about it vertically. One hundred years ago, all the people in our country could be elected by the people.

Why are we afraid to mention it after one hundred years? Let's think about it horizontally. Now all countries in the world except a few rich Middle Eastern countries, North Korea, Vietnam and Cuba can be elected members of parliament or presidents. Even Iraq and Afghanistan, which are constantly exploding, can be democratically elected. It's really that hard for us to be elected by the people. I would like to ask these people who regard elected people as a scourge, what do you think is the reason why China can't have elected people? Is it because the quality of China people is so poor? I don't think the answer will be here.

The second impression I got from "Towards * * * and Harmony" is that the history of our country for more than 1 years from the Reform Movement of 1898 to now is dominated by soldiers and guns, which is also a sorrow of our nation. From the series "Towards * * * and", we can see why Yuan Shikai can do it in the process of great changes in history. Hand cloud, hand rain? It is he who firmly holds the Beiyang Army.

There are so many people and so many reform routes on this big stage of historical upheaval, but all of them have failed because there is no army. First of all, the Manchu dynasty, we can say that after the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Manchu dynasty had no army of its own, and the reason why it could last for decades was that an iron fist like Cixi came out at this time, so Cixi quickly withdrew from the historical stage after her death. After Wuchang Uprising, we can see that Wei Shuwu once again appeared in China during the Three Kingdoms period. Yuan Shikai occupied the north on behalf of Cao Cao, Li Yuanhong occupied Huguang on behalf of Liu Bei, and Sun Yat-sen occupied Jiangdong on behalf of Sun Quan.

This is a historical coincidence. Among these three forces, Sun Yat-sen was the first to withdraw from the historical stage. Why, that is, he didn't have his own army. Yuan Shikai holds the Beiyang Army, so we won't talk about it. Did Li Yuanhong pull this out from under the bed? The hero of Wuchang Uprising? Why can he stand on the historical stage for a long time is that he has a team founded by Xiang Shuai Zhang Zhidong? Nanyang army? . Let's carefully review the history of our country from the Qing Dynasty to today, which has been wantonly ravaged by these soldiers. This shows that a country can only develop to? The army only belongs to the country? That's real progress.

The third feeling that "Towards * * * and" gives me is that the freedom of news and public opinion in a society is a barometer reflecting the social progress. In the TV series "Towards * * * and", Tian Mo, a journalist, accounts for a large share, which is also a very successful aspect of this TV series. In this TV series, the newspaper impeached Zhao Bingkun, Yuan Shikai's confidant, which cannot be said to be a society. What I am satisfied with in today's society is the popularity and development of the Internet, which gives news and public opinion a broader space and makes those in power have to restrain themselves.