Why do so many warriors say this: the head can be broken, the blood can flow, and the hairstyle cannot be messed up
。 This sentence, if placed in the present, many people should be joked and laughed through. However, if it is placed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it is a stone that breaks the sky and wants to kill the head. This sentence is no less than the "dare to call the emperor, the world strikes together" in the Republic of China period, these famous sayings and aphorisms have a deafening and enlightening effect on the people at that time, and inspire this generation of Chinese to forge ahead.
"If you want to shave your head, shave your head early, don't procrastinate, don't wait until the first month to shave your head", "Why" "It's not good for my uncle", these words have been said to us since childhood, I didn't know what it meant, until a chance chance later, I didn't know what it meant.
In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the ruling class was dark, politically corrupt, land annexation was serious, contradictions intensified, and the people did not have a good life. So there was a dynasty that appeared, and that was the Qing Dynasty.
Li Zicheng, the king of Chuang, rose up and attacked Beijing in 1644, and the last emperor, Chongzhen, hanged himself, and the Ming Dynasty fell. However, Wu Sangui, a Ming general with a heavy army at Shanhaiguan, opened Shanhaiguan and surrendered to the Qing army, and hundreds of thousands of Qing troops on iron horses seemed to have no resistance until the Central Plains. When the Qing army entered the customs, just like the heinous crimes committed by the Japanese devils invading China at that time, they raped and plundered, killed when they encountered resistance, and turned to war and burned for thirty-seven years, reducing the mouth of the Chinese by two-thirds.
Among them, the 10th day of Yangzhou is an important symbol of the massacre of the Qing army, which is similar to the Nanjing Massacre in the eyes of people now, and its behavior caused unimaginable harm to the people of Yangzhou at that time.
However, killing too many people is not conducive to his own rule, so the ruling class has thought of many ways to strengthen its rule over the land of China, and the shaving order is one of the important ones.
Therefore, the head can be broken, the blood can flow, and the hairstyle cannot be messed up, which is the epitome of an earth-shaking change
Dorgon adopted the strategy of shaving his hair and changing his clothes, and on June 15 of the second year of Shunzhi, Dorgon ordered another "shaving order" with the slogan: "Keep your head without hair, keep your hair without your head". The Qing Dynasty issued the "Yi obedience order" regulations, "at this time the soldiers approached Yangzhou, and the stubborn resistance of the Yangzhou people under the attack of the Manchus under the leadership of Shi Kefa annoyed the commander-in-chief Prince Duoduo."
Shi Kefa retired and stayed in Yangzhou, but he was besieged by the Qing army and isolated and helpless, and asked the Hongguang Emperor for advice, hongguang should not, Yangzhou complained. On April 24, the first year of Hongguang, the Qing army tried to bombard the city of Yangzhou with red-clad cannons, the situation was critical, and Shi Kefa used a blood letter to inform the imperial court, but there was no response. Shi Kefa knew that he could not do it, and decided to resist the war to the end and repay the country with one death. At that time, the Qing army was as many as 100,000, and the Ming army was less than 10,000, Dorgon wrote a letter to persuade Shi Kefa, did not agree, Dolgun added five more letters, did not agree, so the slaughter of the city began, up to dozens of days, its tragic degree, can not be expressed in words. There are also many heroes who will not be introduced.
Later, in order to commemorate the people of Yangzhou's resistance to oppression and aggression, some places stipulated that they should not shave their heads during the first month, in order to "think of the old", in order to commemorate, so after knowing it later, don't laugh it off as a funny word.