Chapter 238 Uncovering the answer (Part 2)

When Chen Hao was studying history when he was a student, the biggest question was how could the Qing Dynasty, which had millions of troops, let the troops of Britain, France and other countries sing together and gallop across the land of China, and come and go freely.

What is even more unbelievable is that during the Second Opium War, the British and French coalition forces dared to invade the capital of the Qing Dynasty, Beijing, burning the Old Summer Palace, and robbing countless precious cultural relics collected and plundered from China with just over 20,000 people.

Seeing these historical facts, Chen Hao always found it incredible. Even if the invading army of more than 2,000 people were all holding powerful heavy firearms and without effective and abundant supplies, how could it be so reckless in other countries' territory.

Moreover, after being beaten to the point of being bruised, the Qing Dynasty had to bow to the alien races and humiliately ced the land and seek peace.

According to historical books, the reasons for the Qing Dynasty's defeat and reparations were: corruption in the ruling group, corrupt social system, backward science and technology, slack of arms and poor weapons, etc.

However, during the same period, more than 30,000 British invading troops equipped with foreign guns and cannons were wiped out by the big swords and spears of the Afghan people.

For example, in November 1841, more than 16,000 British troops were attacked on the way from Kabul, Afghanistan to Jalalabad, and their entire army was wiped out. Only one seriously injured British army escaped back to Jalalabad by chance.

However, during this period, the Qing Dynasty was beaten by 4,000 British troops to abandon their armor, cede land, pay compensation, consular judgment, and open ports. The British said that they had to do whatever they wanted.

It can be seen from this that the various reasons mentioned in history books are not worthy of faith.

When the 4,000-strong army invaded, they could destroy it by simply organizing people from all over the world, asking them to pick up big swords, spears, bows and arrows, relying on favorable terrain, fighting in close combat, or raiding at night.

However, what exactly is the same big sword and spear, and the same backwardness that caused the Qing Dynasty and Afghanistan to fight against Britain? Chen Hao has always been puzzled

Now, after watching "The Strategies for Destroying the Han Dynasty", Chen Hao suddenly realized that the answer was finally revealed.

It turns out that Afghanistan is a nationally independent country and its nation fights for itself. Therefore, the Afghan people are brave enough to fight to the British invaders one after another, which will cause heavy casualties to the British army.

The Qing Dynasty was a colonial invader-oriented regime established by foreign foreigners after the Manchus destroyed China. It was not the dynasty of the Chinese Han people, nor did it represent the interests of the Han people, but only represented the interests of the Manchu invaders.

The Han people in China are just slaves who have been destroyed under the rule and exploitation of foreign Manchu invaders. They are themselves mortal enemies of China, that is, the mortal enemies of the Chinese Han people.

The Opium War was a war between the Manchu invaders and the British Western invaders. Therefore, the vast number of Han people in China at that time either didn't care about it or hoped that Britain would defeat the Qing Dynasty and would never do anything to help the Qing Dynasty fight.

When the Manchu Eight Banners Japanese soldiers became corrupt and were unable to fight and wanted to rely on the Han puppet army to fight, the Han puppet army itself was already a slave to the country and was not fighting for the Han people themselves, and there was no war or active spirit to fight.

Therefore, even the few British troops would run away the wolf and rats, and they would run away in addition to escaping.

It can be seen from this that the Opium War was a war between the Manchus who first invaded China and the British who later invaded China. The invasion of the British army was just a semi-colonial magnitude that gave China another layer of Western invaders.

Most of the Han people who were slaves of the country would not fight against the British for invaders like the Manchus. Moreover, they hoped that the British could defeat the Manchus and get rid of the Han people from the rule of the Manchus as soon as possible.

For example, the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 was actually just a war between the Qing invaders and the Japanese invaders.

At that time, the Japanese army had only more than 100,000 simple-equipped troops. Even if the Qing Dynasty failed on the battlefield, as long as the Han people were united, they did not seek peace and insisted on fighting, they could drag down the Japanese politics with financial difficulties.

However, because the Manchus were colonial invaders, they were very strict in preventing the vast number of Han people in China, fearing that the war would continue and damage the ruling foundation and interests of the Manchus' invaders.

Therefore, after only one year of the war, the Qing Dynasty could not wait to cede land and seek peace from Japan.

On the contrary, after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, by the real Sino-Japanese War in 1937, facing more than 1 million Japanese troops equipped with good equipment, the Chinese army, even though most of the Chinese territory was tragically destroyed, the Chinese Han central government did not surrender and seek peace, and kept going to the end, and finally won the eight-year victory in the War of Resistance.

Thinking of this, Chen Hao had completely realized and said viciously: "It's good that I had a good impression of some people in this nation before. Now it seems that I'm self-indulgent.

We must not give up lightly this nation that has enslaved, exploited and destroyed the Han people for hundreds of years. We must return blood to blood, quickly overturn their rule, and end their life that has been riding on the heads of Han people for hundreds of years."

Lin Juemin sneered and said, "Principal, I came out of China and knew the hatred of the people in the country for the Qing Dynasty. I believe that even if there is no sting of this document, as long as we overthrow the corrupt Qing Dynasty, the Manchus will immediately become rats crossing the street and everyone shouted to beat them."

After hearing Lin Juemin's words, Chen Hao suddenly remembered that he had read a piece of unofficial historical data about the massacre of 400,000 people in various places after the Xinhai**.

Many historical works have fully affirmed the most successful achievements in the 1911 period, but they have forgotten a social fact between intentional and unintentional: while the Qing Dynasty collapsed, they also completed the general denial of the Manchu nation.

In a long historical process, the Manchus suffered ethnic discrimination that future generations could not imagine. As a nation that had previously regarded soldiers as its iron-definite profession and had the basic mission of protecting the country and the people, the Manchus not only lost their inherent means of making a living since the 1911 year, but also quickly pushed into a helpless situation of difficulties and decline in their livelihoods.

Moreover, they have to bear the long-lasting and unbearable reputation from then on. For many years, people have had to struggle to live a life of miserable survival and dirty reputation.

A Manchu historian once recorded this: As soon as we gave up the country, the monument that signed the preferential conditions for the Qing Dynasty was not dry, and those reactionary and socialist party members carried out a massacre across the country on us Manchus.

At that time, Hangzhou, Henan and other places were killed, and the people were thrown into the wellbore, and the wellbore was filled with fullness.

He killed for several days before he stopped the knife due to repeated stops from the central government.

The Manchus suffered discrimination and slaughter after the country. During the Guangxu period, the Eight Banners in Guangzhou were 30,000, and only 1,500 people remained by the Xinhai Incident. Many descendants of the Eight Banners of Guangzhou had a history of blood and tears. Their ancestors were intimidated, killed, and forced to change their surnames and tribes. There is evidence that the Manchus in Guangzhou were persecuted.

Originally, Chen Hao didn't believe much about this unofficial historical information. Now it seems that it is true.
Chapter completed!