Looking at the history of China, why is the slogan of anti-Qing and regaining sight so loud?

Yangzhou 10, Jiading 3, Suzhou, Nanchang, Ganzhou, Jiangyin 8 1, Changshu, Shazhen, Nanjing, Wuxi, Kunshan, Jiaxing, Haining, Jinan, Jinhua, Xiamen, Chaozhou and Tongan.

Among them, there is none in Guangzhou. To give a simple example, Manchuria did more than the Japanese in the eight-year anti-Japanese war. Rape and plunder, do all kinds of evil. Sadly, most of these were done by traitors, and Shang Kexi also set up an ancestral temple. What could be more ironic?

According to the decree issued by the Qing dynasty, as long as the city is breached by the Ming army, the Qing dynasty will reoccupy it.

I don't know whether what unofficial history recorded is true or not. I hope it is false. The Ming army besieged the city, and the Qing army ran out of food and could not feed the people in the city. The Ming army retired, and there was food in March.

Of course, there is the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, including the Revolution of 1911. The whole city was slaughtered, leaving no chicken or dog. It was only later that Cixi promulgated the intermarriage between Manchu and Han that Manchu was preserved. Isn't it strange that marriage between Manchu and Han was allowed in the late Qing Dynasty?

Therefore, there was no difference between Manchu and Japan at that time, so we could not think about anti-Qing and regaining sight.