What are the famous slogans in the history of China?

1, chivalrous people: I'm sorry for the day, you die!

Evaluation: Xia Jie was a famous tyrant in history, and he was extremely cruel in killing people. This is a famous saying. The people of China welcomed Shang Tang and exiled him. Although the specific events of the uprising cannot be verified, in view of the intensity of this "slogan", there is speculation.

Slogan type: incentive type;

Incitement index: 5;

2. Chen Sheng and Guangwu: Which would you rather have? If there is no way to cut, the Qin Dynasty will perish.

Comment: This slogan is really powerful. At that time, there were Xiang Yu's "He can take his place" and Liu Bang's "A man should be like this". Yes, do you have the guts? Why do you enjoy wealth and we suffer! It's really inflammatory. The rulers of the Song Dynasty transformed it into "a man without seeds should be self-reliant". It seems that the emperor still has seeds, but after all, he gave in and called on everyone to study hard, which is very clever.

Slogan type: incentive type;

Incitement index: 9;

3. Red Eyebrow Army: The murderer dies and the injured pays the bill.

Evaluation: Fan Chong is a farmer, illiterate, and has studied Emperor Gaozu, hehe. Although this slogan emphasizing order is not as loud as other types, it is clear and concrete, and it is easy for people to know themselves and support themselves.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 7;

4. Li Tong: "Liu Zhi's revival, supplemented by Li Wei."

Evaluation: Superstition prevailed in the Han Dynasty, pictures and books were circulated, and things predicted were very fashionable. This is what fortune-teller Li Tong advised Liu Xiu to rebel and encouraged him.

Slogan type: confusing;

Incitement index: 6;

5, the Yellow Scarf Army: Heaven is dead, and Huang Tian stands; Years old in Jiazi, the world is safe.

Evaluation: Predictive things are more popular at this time. Zhang Jiao is a doctor, a veteran and a scholar. Good quality, strong organizational ability, but average military ability. Although the Eastern Han regime was crumbling at that time, the feudal strongmen were stronger than Mazhuang, and there was no hope of success if there were different uprisings in different places.

Slogan type: confusing.

Incitement index: 8;

6, Wang Bo: the dead song of Liaodong waves without direction

Changbai mountain knows the world before, and the red cotton is pure. The sword invaded the sky and a half, and the knife shone in the sun. Go up to eat roe deer and go down to eat cattle and sheep. Suddenly, when the loyalist arrived, he swung his knife forward. For example, if Liaodong dies, what will be the beheading injury?

Evaluation: At the end of Sui Dynasty, Yang Di was militaristic, engaged in large-scale construction, toured the mountains and had heavy taxes, which eventually triggered a large-scale peasant uprising. In the seventh year of the Great Cause (6 1 1), Emperor Yang Di prepared to conquer Korea and recruited millions of soldiers and civilians all over the country. "The world died in battle, and the family was hurt by money", especially in Shandong and Hebei, where floods, droughts and famines led to the prologue of the peasant uprising at the end of Sui Dynasty. This slogan tells the people in the form of poetry-there is no way out!

Slogan type: incentive type;

Incitement index: 8;

7. Shimi: The bamboo on the southern mountain is endless; Dissolve the waves in the East China Sea, but it is difficult to flow demons.

Evaluation: This is Li Mi's movement against Yang Di, the Emperor of Sui Dynasty. Because Li Mi is also the upper class of society, he can't make profound suggestions like farmers, but attack from the moral standards of the ruling class. But the writing is good, leaving an idiom: too many books to finish.

Slogan type: denunciation type;

Incitement index: 8;

8. Huang Chao: If the sky is perfect, it will be even.

Evaluation: Huang Chao put forward "equality" for the first time in the history of peasant uprising.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 9;

9. Wang Xiaobo, Li Shun: I have suffered from the inequality between the rich and the poor, and now I am equal to you!

Evaluation: With the summary of historical experience, the superstitious color of peasant uprising slogans gradually faded, and the questions raised gradually pointed to the feudal system itself, and became more and more clear, specific and systematic.

Slogan type: incentive type;

Incitement index: 7;

10. Zhong Xiang and Yang Yao: Equal to the rich and the poor, regardless of the rich and the poor.

Evaluation: The Uprising was the first time in the history of China to put forward the slogan "Distinguish between the noble and the humble". This uprising was planned and initiated by Zhong Xiang, but Zhong Xiang died shortly after the uprising officially broke out, and the struggle for the next five years was carried out under the leadership of Yang Yao. After Yang Yao's failure, the rebels who surrendered to Yue Fei also became the backbone of the anti-gold. This slogan is not only an economic issue, but also puts forward the goal of political status, that is, "waiting for the nobility."

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 9;

1 1, Han Shantong, Mingfutong Red Scarf Army: born in Wang Ming; A stone man with one eye stirred up the Yellow River against the world.

Evaluation: The slogan of peasant uprising at the end of Yuan Dynasty is superstitious, but it has one characteristic. With the help of the power of foreign Zoroastrianism and the fierce ethnic contradictions, Zhu Yuanzhang finally succeeded. Strictly speaking, this was the only successful peasant uprising in ancient times.

Slogan type: superstition;

Incitement index: 9;

12, Zhang: Sweep the Middle Earth and chop down corrupt officials.

Evaluation: the goal is targeted, but it does not involve deeper problems.

Slogan type: incentive type;

Incitement index: 9;

13, Li Zicheng: All grains are divided into fields.

Evaluation: Li Zicheng Uprising had a far-reaching influence in the history of China. The slogan of "even land and free of grain" has touched the feudal land ownership, marking that the peasant uprising at that time reached a new level.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 8;

14, Taiping Heavenly Kingdom: There are fields to plow together, rice to eat together, money to earn together, everywhere uneven, no one is not full of warmth.

Evaluation: This slogan inherits the specific content of "equal wealth" and depicts a blueprint of an ideal world for people in the form of Christianity, which is indeed progressive.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 9;

15, Boxer Movement: Helping the Qing Dynasty to destroy the foreign countries.

Evaluation: the most confused and failed advertising language.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 5;

16, league of nations: expel Lu, restore China, establish the Republic of China and equal land ownership.

Evaluation: This uprising slogan has both political purposes and economic policies, and puts ethnic contradictions first to inspire the people. Unfortunately, the Kuomintang's "equal land rights" were not realized in the end, and it was precisely because of this "equal land rights" that it was defeated by the * * * production party.

Slogan type: policy type;

Incitement index: 10

And:

Chen Tang's "people who openly violate the power of the Han Dynasty will be punished far away."

Yang Shen: "The Godsworn of China died a hundred and fifty years ago, but today." etc