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Why did Emperor Yang Di Yang Guang dig a canal?

The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, which is as famous as the Great Wall of Wan Li, is the two greatest projects in ancient China and is world-famous. The Grand Canal starts from Beijing in the north and ends in Hangzhou in the south, passing through Beijing and Tianjin and Hebei, Shandong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and runs through five major water systems, namely Haihe River, Yellow River, Huaihe River, Yangtze River and Qiantang River, with a total length of about 1794 km.

In 605 AD, Yang Guang began to build water conservancy projects. Dig the Jiqu first, and then transform the Hangou and Jiangnan Canal. Great cause for three years, digging Yongji Canal, leading to Zhuo Jun in the north. Together with the Guangtong Canal, which was dug in 584 AD, a multi-branch canal system was formed. The Grand Canal dug by Yang Guang is one of the longest, largest and oldest canals in the world. The national subjugation in the early Sui Dynasty was closely related to the public grievances caused by Daxing Project. Why did Yang Guang dig the Dongjiang River? The most popular thing for the people is the convenience of going to Yangzhou to see beautiful women.

This project has also been included in the world cultural heritage, and it has to be said that it really suffered the people at that time. There are many stories about Yang Di and Korea. According to ancient records, Emperor Yang Di built the Grand Canal for North Korea. As for going to Yangzhou to enjoy flowers, this is a very ridiculous statement. At that time, someone told him that Suiyang had a royal spirit and would be the son of heaven after 500 years, which was taboo. This means that in 500 years, the world will no longer be his home.

In August 605, the first year of Yang Di's great cause, Yang Di went to Yangzhou for the first time, only one year and two months before he ascended the throne. The first thing Yang Di did when he came to Yangzhou was to exempt the people of Yangzhou from taxes. At that time, Emperor Yang Di was an official here, and now he is the emperor, which is the welfare of the local people.

When Yang Guang was king of Jin, he was stationed in Jinyang, and Shanxi was his blessed land. At first, Yang Guang didn't believe it at all, but when he told it thousands of times, the lie came true. In addition, he didn't believe these fortune tellers until he saw that the domestic political situation was gradually turbulent. As a real dragon emperor, he visited Fenyang and other places in Shanxi several times, just like Qin Shihuang's eastward tour. In order to suppress this "kingly way", he built the Jin Yanggong in Taiyuan, which he hated.

In short, it is hard to argue whether Yang Di dug the canal for his own desire or for the country's economic and political interests. However, if we see the contribution of the canal in history and see that the canal still plays a huge role today, then our understanding of the purpose of Yang-ti's river opening will be more profound.

Yang Di's image in film and television plays is not good, so most people think that he is a fatuous monarch, which is not the case in real history. He has done many far-reaching things, and can only say that he is a tragedy. His starting point is actually good, but it is a little divorced from reality, and all the benefits were taken up by the Tang Dynasty.