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Chapter 469: Kang Youwei, the Imperial Master of the Qing Dynasty? The house is beginning to collapse!
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Zhu Di and others gathered together to watch the sky curtain.

Zhu Di pointed at Kang Youwei and others on the sky curtain and asked his sons.

"Since ancient times, the voices of the people have mostly been unable to reach the center of the empire."

"Do you think Kang Youwei's petition can be sent to the emperor?"

Zhu Di actually had the answer in his heart.
Just a pure test.

And faced with this simple question.

Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi answered very decisively and affirmatively.

"Yes, it must be possible."

"If they were just a group of ordinary scholars, their petitions might not be heard by the emperor."

"But these people are already juren."

"After all, the Juren themselves are already part of the bureaucracy of the Qing Empire."

"Don't say they have become successful candidates."

"Even before becoming a juren, I can keep studying."

"They themselves are often people of certain status in the local area."

"I estimate that many of them are even the children of officials themselves."

“The sound and energy of these people coming together is huge.”

“Even if the court itself has no desire for reform, it will probably be difficult to ignore.”

Zhu Gaochi looked at Zhu Di and saw that he did not raise any objections.

Zhu Gaochi knew that he was right.

So I continued the analysis.

"What's more, Tianmu also said that the background of this matter was that the Tartar Qing Dynasty actually lost the war to the mere Japanese country."

"As the Celestial Empire, we lost to a small subordinate country and even ceded territory and paid compensation."

"The whole country will surely be shaken and people's minds will change!"

"Under such circumstances, I'm afraid even the imperial court itself would be willing to make some changes."

After listening to Zhu Gaochi's words, Zhu Di smiled with great satisfaction, nodded and clapped his hands.

Then he said to the other two brothers next to him:

"Second brother, third brother, listen to this, your eldest brother really does understand!"

"Your words have really enlightened me."

As if to confirm Zhu Gaochi's words,
Tianmu then played the subsequent content.

Canopy.

Although the people kneeling on the ground were just a group of candidates.

But the officials of the Inspectorate did not dare to be negligent at all.

He accepted the letter from Kang Youwei and others very respectfully and politely.

And conveyed to superiors.

The superiors quickly conveyed Kang Youwei and others' memorial directly to the emperor of the Qing Empire.

In the palace.

Guangxu listened to the report:

[Sixty-five Hanlin scholars and imperial censors jointly wrote a letter to impeach Li Hongzhang for treason.]

[1300 candidates from provinces gathered at the Supervisory Office and wrote a petition, requesting that peace talks with Japan be rejected! ]

Emperor Guangxu was listening to the report.

While thinking about something.

It seems to be deciding the direction of national policy of an ancient and vast empire.

Decide the fate of an empire!

This is a cut-out video of the sky.

That's it!

Judging from the clips from the TV series.

Kang Youwei was indeed a patriotic man who was determined to save the nation.

The ancient people also cast approving glances at Kang Youwei on the sky curtain.

However, Zhu Di recognized Kang Youwei's attempt to reform the country and write a joint letter to the emperor when the country was in danger.

He said calmly but very confidently:
“Although Kang Youwei on the sky curtain is speaking out loudly and trying to make a difference.”

"But it is clear that the reforms he hoped for must have failed."

"At least not in a good way."

"Otherwise, the Qing Dynasty would not have signed the Boxer Protocol."

"Even during World War II, China would not be so weak that half of its territory fell into the hands of Japanese pirates."

In the next video clip, Kang Youwei also appeared again. [The Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, the Qing Dynasty was defeated miserably.]

[Not only did the once great Celestial Empire fail to defeat the Western powers, it was even beaten up by Japan, its former little brother! ]

【From an equally backward feudal country, it became an emerging power qualified to dialogue with Western powers and defeated the Qing Dynasty in the war. 】

【It only took Japan a few decades! 】

[This impact is too great.]

【So after the disastrous defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War, the Qing Empire was shaken, and the voices of further reform gradually gained the upper hand. 】

[This voice is not just among the people.]

【It also belongs to the ruling class.】

[Emperor Guangxu, in particular, was very keen to learn from countries that had successfully reformed, such as Russia, Germany, and Japan, and wanted to build a more modern Qing Dynasty.]

[Once the reform is successful, Guangxu can truly become the master of the empire. ]

【The actual ruler of the Qing Empire, Empress Dowager Cixi, is currently in retirement. She has remained silent on the reforms, and even acquiesced to them to a limited extent.】

[It gave Guangxu the opportunity to implement reforms.]

【Emperor Guangxu took a fancy to the reformists represented by Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao, and used them to promote the Reform Movement of 1898 across the country.】

【A series of measures were introduced to save the nation and improve its status. 】

[Of course, we know that this Reform Movement of 1898 was limited by its own limitations and various external conditions.]

【It ended in a dismal failure. 】

[Even looking back at the content of the Hundred Days' Reform, some of the reform measures and concepts actually had big problems.]

[But it was groundbreaking advice after all.]

[We cannot use the perspective of later generations to judge the thoughts of people at that time.]

【The progressiveness of the Hundred Days' Reform is beyond doubt.】

[As the reform entered a deeper stage, the conflict between the reformists and the conservatives intensified, and Cixi began to intervene.]

[Kang Youwei was bold enough to forge an imperial edict to launch a military coup, surround the garden and kill the queen!]

[But the news was betrayed, Cixi was furious and launched a counterattack! ]

【Guangxu was placed under house arrest, and the army searched the entire city for reformists.】

[After the reform was betrayed and suppressed, the entire reformist faction collapsed in an instant and scattered like birds and beasts.]

[The main characters either ran away, died, or were caught.]

【People represented by the Six Gentlemen of the Wuxu Reform died bravely. 】

[Tan Sitong's suicide poem: I hold my sword in my hand and laugh at the sky, my loyalty and courage will remain in Kunlun Mountains whether I live or die.]

【It still inspires the sons and daughters of China. 】

【As the leader with the highest reputation and the loudest voice in the entire Reform Movement of 1898.】

【Known as "National Master" and "The Last Saint of the Qing Dynasty". 】

[What is our Kang Nanhai doing? ]

[Kang Youwei was the first person in the entire reform team to receive the news.]

[After receiving the news of Empress Dowager Cixi's coup and the failure of the reform. ]

【Kang Youwei fled to Japan immediately.】

[It’s actually nothing to just run away after the reform failed. 】

[After all, as long as the green mountains remain, there is no need to worry about running out of firewood. ]

[However, when Kang Youwei was on the run, he clearly received the news, but he did not inform anyone.]

[Even his most trusted partner and student Liang Qichao and his younger brother Kang Guangren did not say anything.]

[I just ran away by myself.]

[This seems a bit unfair.]

[After all, his voice was the loudest in the entire reform movement.]

[If things fail, just run away? ]

Seeing this, the commentators started to get restless.

"In fact, there aren't that many people writing on the bus. Kang Youwei is just exaggerating."

"Kang Youwei is such a jerk. He even forged the imperial edict. Without him, Guangxu wouldn't have been so miserable."

"It was originally just a concession, maybe the reform could continue, at least it wouldn't turn into a bloody coup."

"Tan Sitong: It turned out that you were the one who harmed me?"

"Guangxu was so miserable. He was screwed."

"What I despise most is people who run away when something goes wrong!"

　It will be reviewed if it is written closer to the time.

　　Sent it last night, and it was just approved this morning.

　　Fortunately, I passed it smoothly.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)