The famous slogans of five peasant uprisings in the history of China have their own merits, which one do you like best?

Since China entered the feudal society, the peasant uprising has never stopped. From the establishment of the Qin Dynasty to the demise of the Qing Dynasty, peasant uprisings occurred in almost every dynasty. Peasant uprising is a reflection of the contradiction between autocratic court and civil society. To put it bluntly, the root cause is those four words-officials force the people to rebel.

Peasant uprising is also a technical job. To succeed, a good slogan is very important first. Let's look at the slogans of five famous peasant uprisings in history.

1. Guangwu Uprising, Chen Sheng: Will vassals have seeds?

This sentence can be said to be the most familiar to everyone. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, under the fatuous and brutal rule of Qin Ershi, the people lived in poverty, so the first large-scale peasant uprising broke out in the history of China.

At that time, the social environment was hereditary, and ordinary people could not do it. This slogan, shouted by Bobby Chen and Guangwu, expressed the voice of the poor for the first time. The United States is eager for political equality and is extremely inflammatory. And Chen Guang also proved this sentence with later actions, which can be said to be the first time that the regime came out from behind the gun.

Second, the yellow turban insurrectionary: the sky dies, the yellow sky stands tall, Jiazi is old and prosperous.

This slogan became a household name in China because of the spread of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the government was corrupt, caught up with the national drought, and the crops failed, but the taxes were not reduced at all. So under the call of Taoist Zhang Jiao, the poor rose up in succession.

Because Zhang Jiao is the founder of Taiping Road, this sentence also has a strong religious color. Although it didn't, it actually didn't make sense, because ancient feudal superstitions and religious beliefs had a great influence at that time.

3. Wagangzhai Uprising: Help the father to hold the mother, take the children to Wagangzhai, and eat the righteous food in Wagangzhai.

At the end of Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yang Guang of Yang Di lived a luxurious and extravagant life, which weakened the people's strength. For decades, he recruited tens of millions of people, built the Grand Canal, built the East Capital and built the Great Wall. Coupled with frequent wars, this caused public grievances, and finally many peasant uprisings broke out. Among them, Wagang Army is the strongest.

The slogan of Wagangzhai made farmers all over the world go to the camp. Although simple and popular, it is very useful for the uprising.

Four. Wang Xiaobo and Li Shun Uprising: I suffered from the inequality between the rich and the poor, and now I am yours.

This is an uprising in official website, a shopping rabbit in the early Northern Song Dynasty. We all know that the Song Dynasty was a very rich dynasty, so why did the uprising happen? It can be seen from the slogan of the uprising that because of the inequality between the rich and the poor.

Wang Xiaobo's slogan, for the first time in history, put forward the idea of equal wealth, which is higher than the previous uprising to have enough to eat.

5. Li Zicheng Uprising: Welcome the King. When the King comes, I won't accept food.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the government was corrupt, and the oppression of the people by the royal family, nobles, landlords and gentry became increasingly serious. Years of famine led to peasant uprisings all over the country, of which Li Zicheng was the most important one.

According to the situation of exorbitant taxes and levies at that time, the Li Zicheng Uprising Army put forward the idea of "flat land and white grain". In order to spread easily, the rebels in Li Zicheng turned this idea into welcoming the king. When the king came, he refused to accept food and spread this ballad everywhere. In the end, the widespread spread of folk songs made Li Zicheng, the king of innovation, deeply rooted in people's hearts, which was a very successful slogan.

Some of these uprising slogans made use of the feudal superstition of the ancients and some were based on the social environment at that time, but their essence was to let more people join the uprising army. Which sentence do you think is the best and which sentence do you take the most?