The fortune teller found that Long Mai was fake _ What if the fortune teller found that Long Mai was fake?

Was there really a Long Mai in the Qing Dynasty?

In fact, the so-called Long Mai, an absurd thing that only exists in romance novels, still exists in some people's minds, but not in real life.

In fact, if there were Long Mai, and the fate of the dynasty was decided by Long Mai, there would be no need to fight. If you want to overthrow any dynasty, just send someone to secretly dig their Long Mai. And Long Mai's statement, in fact, is only in the Qing dynasty, before the Ming dynasty, China's tradition is "good morality is not dangerous". In other words, the real Long Mai is the heart of the people. In fact, even the Qing emperors didn't believe Long Mai. When evaluating the role of the Great Wall, he said: Since Qin built the Great Wall, Han, Tang and Song San dynasties have often built it. Is it endless? ..... It can be seen that the way to defend the country lies in Xiu De's daughter. If people are happy, the country will win and the border will be solid. The so-called "unity is strength" is also true.

Only ignorant dynasties and emperors would pin their country's destiny on the illusory "auspiciousness" and "Long Mai". When we look at the history books, we will find that "auspiciousness" appeared the most frequently, just before the decline of that dynasty. Taking the Qing Dynasty as an example, Qianlong believed in auspiciousness the most, but the decline of Qing Dynasty started from Qianlong period. Looking ahead, in the early Tang Xuanzong period, there were no "immortals" around. When a large number of "immortals" such as Zhang and Ye Fashan came to him, the Anshi Rebellion was not far away. Song Huizong, who was able to call himself the "Leader" and "Daojun" in the Song Dynasty, was finally caught by the Jin people and was named "Drunken Duke". "Immortals" could not save Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, but they all vanished in front of the fighters of the Anshi Rebellion. Song Qinzong's last straw, Guo Jing's "Six Ding and Six Jia" did not stop the nomads from entering the city.

So, don't ask where the tangible Long Mai is. We should still remember the words of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty: "Water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it." Long Mai of any dynasty has hurt people's hearts, and the "Long Mai" made of copper and iron will break like chopsticks.