Bury the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 211 The First Meeting of the Five Good Men

Don't believe that the chicken farts of the Qing Dynasty once accounted for 30.00% of the world's chicken farts. Third, it ranked first in the world.

This kind of saying that the coated ahas used to tout the Qing Dynasty first came from Madison's "A Millennium History of the World Economy". The economic aggregate is derived from the population, and this algorithm lacks rigorous calculation and testing.

For example, some documents show that in 1820, the fiscal revenue of the Qing Dynasty was only 4000 million taels of silver, while that of Britain was equivalent to 1.5 million taels of silver.

To give another example, France lost the Franco-Prussian War in 1870 and compensated Germany with 50 billion francs, equivalent to more than 7 million taels of silver. It will take 4 years to pay off.

This is the Qing Dynasty that occupies 30.00% of the world's chicken dicks?
Of course, before 1840, Qing's trade with the world was indeed in a comprehensive trade surplus, and a large amount of silver flowed into Qing, but where did all this silver go?
Has it flowed to the common people?

The answer is no.

A large amount of silver flowed into the Thirteen Banks of Guangdong. After being diverted by the Thirteen Banks of Guangdong, most of the silver flowed into the pockets of officials and lords, followed by those wealthy merchants, and then the treasury of the Qing Dynasty.

In addition to this process, those wealthy businessmen have to continue to spend money to ensure their status in the world, and those officials and lords also rely on silver to guarantee their official positions, so the money flows to higher-level officials. Gentlemen, until the level of Qian Deaf, Lao Gou and He Zhongtang.

Then the problem is coming.

In this whole set of links, which link has something to do with the common people?
The answer is still no.

Moreover, all the coated ahas deliberately ignored the fact that the pillar industries in Britain at that time were mechanical textiles, steel, etc., while the Qing Dynasty still relied on silk, porcelain, and tea as pillar industries.

Crazy exports of agricultural and sideline products such as silk, porcelain, and tea, and almost no imports, so wouldn't this silver flow to the Qing Dynasty like crazy?

With a large amount of silver in hand, but without the strength to hold on to this batch of silver, wouldn't 1840 become a matter of course?
To put it bluntly, compared to the development of the world, the Qing Dynasty has been lagging behind since the time of Brother Mazi. The "bran money left in the world" is just the self-boasting of the masters.

In contrast to the two, an extremely fucking reality is: the Qing Dynasty turned a thousand-year-old Wangwang into scrap iron, while the barbarians in Europa passed the "Agricultural Encyclopedia" and "Tiangong Kaiwu" "Books like "Scrap Iron" have gradually been upgraded to Silver or even Gold.

Even if Zhu Jinsong has risked his life to upgrade now, he has just been upgraded to silver, and he is still far away from the former king rank.

And this silver rank is still in the stage of serious partiality.

In terms of military strength on the ground, Ming can push any country on the small broken ball to the ground and rub it crazily.

But when it comes to sea military strength, Ming's sea military strength is at a level that can bully small countries such as Cochin, Siam, and Japan, and it is far inferior to Silly Eagle and England.

In fact, the biggest reason why Portugal would admit defeat and pay compensation before was because Portugal itself had begun to decline, and was frightened by the attitude of Ming's army and Louis XVI of France.

If Portugal really took the attitude of breaking the pot and pulling out all the sea power to fight against Da Ming, then Da Ming would have to become a passive defensive side.

To put it bluntly, except for the territory that the army has, the current Ming Dynasty has not singled out the strength of the whole world, especially in terms of sea, economy, and people's livelihood, and is even slightly behind.

Therefore, Daming now needs such a small broken pot, through which he can slowly cook the fat from Xiao Poqiu and other barbarians.

Based on this theory, the remaining issues are well understood.

Why didn't Daming drag Osman, who was more powerful at this time, into the small broken pot, instead of pulling in the silly thief eagle?
Because Daming does not need a powerful Ottoman to join Xiaopoguo to compete with Daming for the right to speak, let alone an Ottoman who is close to England to join Xiaopoguo as England's lackey.

What Ming needs is a foolish eagle who has enmity with England and is not strong enough to pose a threat to Ming.

Not strong enough means that the Silly Eagle has to find a backer first, and the Silly Eagle has a grudge against England, so it is obvious how the Silly Eagle will choose?
There is essentially no difference between taking refuge in France and taking refuge in Ming Dynasty.

As for the last of the five benefactors, Zhu Jinsong still prefers Mao Xiong at this time.

At this time, Mao Xiong was in the afterglow of the rule of the only female czar Ekaterina II in the history of Mao Xiong. He had just experienced Pugachev's uprising and further strengthened the serf system. Paul I, who succeeded Terina II, died of a political assassination after only five years in office, and then Alexander I was quiet in playing with court ladies and studying occultism, and was not very concerned about political affairs.

Are there better five benevolent candidates than this?

Since it was Ming that chose the candidates for the five benevolent people, of course it had to consider those countries that had a lot of flaws, conflicts with each other, and were not too strong but not too weak.

Politics, this thing has never been a bright and aboveboard thing, and even light cannot escape from its darkness.

Therefore, when Louis XVI of France, George III of England, Paul I Petrovich, the successor appointed by Catherine II of the hairy bear, George Peanutton, the leader of the Silly Hawk family, etc. all arrived in succession. After arriving in Jinan Mansion, Zhu Jinsong invited several people together.

After going through a whole set of procedures of chatting, banqueting, hanging out and chatting, Zhu Jinsong asked Louis XVI and others to be invited to the Pearl Spring Courtyard, and then took out the "Little Broken Pot Draft" that had been prepared a long time ago. ".

Zhu Jinsong's face is full of good adjectives such as sincerity, reliability, fraternity, kindness, etc.: "The purpose of the establishment of Xiaopoguo is to ensure the stability and peace of Xiaopoqiu."

"But before establishing Xiaopoguo, I want to hear your opinions first. After all, Daming has no ambition to conquer Xiaopoqiu, and Xiaopoguo needs five benevolent people to talk about it."

"In short, all disputes must be controlled within the scope of the small pot's final say, so as to prevent the small pot from fighting back and forth all day long."

Louis XVI casually picked up the "Little Broken Pot Draft" in front of him, and after looking at it for a few moments, he threw it aside: "On behalf of France, I agree with Emperor Ming's proposal on the Little Broken Pot. France is willing to work hard for world peace."

While George Peanutton was looking at the small broken pot draft in his hand, he glanced at George III who was opposite him imperceptibly, and it happened that George III also quietly looked at Peanutton.

Among the four speakers, only Paul I Petrovich looked at Zhu Jinsong and said: "Before studying this draft, shouldn't we first study, um, the Qing Dynasty, first study the affairs of the Qing Dynasty?"

After listening to the translator's translation, the smile on Zhu Jinsong's face disappeared, and he said sternly: "The Qing Dynasty was once a rebellion against the Ming Dynasty, and the matters between the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty should be resolved by Ming Dynasty himself. I don't think there is any harm in this What a good study."

Paul I Petrovich laughed and said, "Of course, the matter between Ming and Qing is your own business, but Qing is now invading our bear's land!"

Zhu Jinsong said: "First of all, Da Ming doesn't know about the matter between Da Qing and you bears."

"Secondly, maybe something happened between Daqing and you, but Daming is not prepared to intervene."

"Once again, Daming expresses great regret for the current situation between Mao Xiong and Daqing."

"In the end, Da Qing is Da Ming's rebellion, and it should be resolved by Da Ming, do you understand?"

Paul I was wondering what the heck do I get, do I get it, are you talking all this shit to look like you can talk or something?
After being silent for a while, Paul I frowned and said, "If you, Ming, don't get rid of Da Qing, then we Mao Xiong will solve it in our own way."

When Paul I thought about it, since he had already issued a threat on behalf of Mao Xiong, as long as Zhu Jinsong, the emperor of Ming Dynasty, didn't intend to go to war with Mao Xiong immediately, he had to make a statement first, right?

However, to the surprise of Paul I, Zhu Jinsong just laughed and said, "It's free, as long as you bears are capable, you can solve it however you want."

Zhu Jinsong didn't care how ugly Paul I's face was, and continued: "Of course, I want to remind you that it's up to you how you want to solve the Qing Dynasty, but if you bears dare to reach out to the Far East, Extending to the land of my Ming Dynasty since ancient times, all the consequences will be borne by you bears!"

Paul I's face sank, and he shouted: "Why, you threatened me?"

Zhu Jinsong said: "I'm just threatening you, how about it?"

Just when Paul I was about to take the case, the head of the silly eagle family, the famous scalper Peanut Ton, stretched out his hand to hold Paul I, and persuaded him: "Young people, don't be so angry. If you have something to say, talk about it. Have a nice talk."

Paul I broke away from Peanutton's hand, looked at Zhu Jinsong angrily, and said, "Could it be that if we Mao Xiong agrees to join this little pot, you Ming will get rid of Qing?"

Zhu Jinsong said sincerely: "Of course, after all, Daqing is Daming's rebellion. When Daming frees up his hands, he will definitely deal with them."

Paul I snorted coldly, then stopped talking with a gloomy face.

But George III said: "I think that this little broken pot draft is indeed conducive to the peace and stability of the whole little broken ball, but please forgive me, it is only the five of us who agree, what about the other countries?"

"What if they don't agree?"

Speaking of this, George III had another unpredictable expression on his face, and said with a smirk: "So, we should first pick out a country that is not very obedient and has destroyed the safety and stability of the small broken ball, so that other countries can come out." The country will take a look, without the protection of the little broken pot..."

Zhu Jinsong nodded slightly and winked at Zhang Dequan. Zhang Dequan immediately moved a huge globe and placed it on the table.

Zhu Jinsong said: "How about Osman? The territory is big enough and the strength is strong enough."

The other speakers were immediately taken aback.

Louis XVI couldn't help persuading him, "I know there is an old saying in Central China that you should pick the soft persimmons, but I have to admit that the one you picked is not soft."

After glancing at Paul I, Louis XVI went on to say: "Mao Xiong has fought against Ottoman for many years, and they should have some understanding of Ottoman's strength."

But Zhu Jinsong said: "Kill the chicken to scare the monkeys. If the chicken is not big and fierce enough, how can it scare the monkeys?"

(End of this chapter)