Introduction: In the history of our country, before and after the fall of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, the great powers set off a frenzy of dividing Up China in China, and the great powers of various countries tried to divide China into colonies of different countries, and countries with large appetites even wanted to swallow China alone. In the face of aggression at that time, the Manchu Qing government and even Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang in the later period pursued a policy of non-resistance, and the people were in a deep and fierce situation. The ambitions of the great powers for China are not only the desire to occupy the land, but also the desire to assimilate the ideology and culture of the Chinese people into the ideas of their own country.
The Manchu Qing dynasty was not China in the true sense of the word
The Japanese learned that on the eve of the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus were also nomadic people, living outside Guanwai and relying on hunting to survive. At that time, the Manchus lived in the northeast and there were many tribes.
China's Han population accounts for the largest proportion of the country's population, so if the Japanese think about it roughly, then the reign of the Qing Dynasty did not also belong to foreign invasions.
The behavior of the Manchus in which women comb their flags, men shave half of their hair, and women wear the bottom of a flower pot without wrapping their feet suggest cultural differences between Manchus and Han Chinese. At the same time, after the Manchus entered the customs, they issued many decrees ordering the Han Chinese to follow the Manchu dress customs. After much thought, the Japanese trumpeted the idea that the Manchus were also foreigners, and the attempt to make excuses for their aggressive actions in China went smoothly.
Li Shimin was a foreigner but ruled the Tang Dynasty
During the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong Li Shimin created the Tang Dynasty. During the Tang Dynasty, the number of ethnic minorities in China was also very large, such as Xianbei, Qiang, Li Shimin once wore Hu costume into the painting, and the people in later generations were thinking, what is Li Shimin's life? Is he Han Chinese?
Li Shimin's father, Li Yuan, his mother Dou, and his wife, Changsun. Carefully reading the history books, we can find that Li Shimin's grandmother, that is, Li Yuan's mother's surname is Dugu, and the Dugu clan is actually the sister of Emperor Wen of Sui's concubines, who belong to the Xianbei people.
Li Shimin's mother, Dou Shi, belonged to the Northern Zhou imperial family and was also a descendant of Xianbei. In this way, in fact, Li Shimin is not a pure Han Chinese.
There is no China after the cliff mountain
At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Mongols invaded the Central Plains, the Song Dynasty has always ruled the country with culture, and in the face of the fierce foreigners, the Manchu Dynasty scholars and officials were very weak.
Until the imperial court fled to Guangdong with the little emperor and the civil and military officials, after the Battle of Yamen, the emperor jumped off the cliff, and the Song Dynasty was completely destroyed at the hands of the Mongols.
The Song Dynasty was completely destroyed, and a large number of Mongols migrated into the Central Plains, eventually establishing the Yuan Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, the Han people had the lowest status, the slaves were All Han, and the merchants were also a disgraceful industry, and only the Han people needed to do it. Even the later Manchu Qing Dynasty was ruled by the Manchus, and the Japanese believed that the Han civilization had been fatally interrupted, and the Central Plains were ruled by foreign nationalities, how could it be called the Central Plains? When it is true that there is no China after the cliff mountain, there is no China after the Ming Dynasty.
Of course, the Japanese took such painstaking efforts to give examples and hype, and they wanted to rule China smoothly like the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, but they miscalculated that dynastic changes and invasions by great powers were two concepts. The Mongols and Manchus ruled the Central Plains, because we were all Chinese, and If Japan tried to persuade Chinese its own ambitions by example, then Japan's methods were too small.