bookcurios Chapter 155 3 Orphans Enter Inner Mongolia
Chapter 155 3 Orphans Enter Inner Mongolia
[“Grassland Mother” nurtures “Children of the Country” with love]
[In Inner Mongolia, there is a group of people who are called the children of the country.
From 1959 to 961, disasters, famine and diseases plunged the whole country into difficulties. The Shanghai Orphanage was filled with malnourished and even sick and dying children. At this critical moment, the Inner Mongolian grasslands decided to open their warm arms and adopted more than 3000 orphans from East China through government agencies, mass organizations, enterprises, institutions and herdsmen.
In 1960, Inner Mongolia prepared to resettle these orphans, established a nursery, sent caregivers, and provided living and medical services. These children, ranging from infants who were just one month old to seven or eight years old, boarded the train to Inner Mongolia.
Inner Mongolia was not rich at that time, but every family was eager to raise children. In order to integrate these orphans into the embrace of the grassland, the mothers and fathers gave the children a home with gentle love. The children from East China all survived miraculously during that difficult period when the country was short of supplies. 】
＜Life was not easy for everyone in that era. The fact that Inner Mongolia could accept so many children really realized the goal of “take one, keep one alive, raise one, and make one strong”＞
＜The recommended movie "The End of the Sea is the Grassland" tells the story of "Three Thousand Orphans Entering Inner Mongolia". ＞
＜The Mongolians and the Han are one family! [Call] The 56 ethnic groups are one family! [Call] How many other countries in the world can do this like China? ＞
＜At that time, people on the grasslands were well fed, with milk and meat.＞
＜Long live the great unity of all ethnic groups in the country! ＞
＜To love your own children is human, to love other people’s children is divine.＞
＜When I first heard about this, it seemed like the history of that period hadn’t appeared much…＞
＜There are many film and television works, in addition to the movies mentioned above, there are also "Children of the Country", "Quiet Emin River", and "Eji"＞
＜The most simple and sincere emotion of human beings is to treat children as one's own regardless of blood relationship.＞
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This was also the first time that Li Ranran learned about this. The people of Inner Mongolia are truly full of love.
People from all walks of life could not help but sigh at China's actions. The phrase "the fifty-six ethnic groups are one family" is not empty talk, but has truly been realized.
The Han and Tang dynasties had this need, so they quickly recorded their practices so they could "learn" from them later.
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Yuan Dynasty, 23rd year of Zhiyuan
On the one hand, Kublai Khan agreed with China's future approach, knowing that several ethnic groups would be "one family" in the future. On the other hand, after looking back at the reality, he still firmly believed that Mongolians should enjoy the highest power and status!
Just when he was caught in self-confusion, Prince Zhenjin came to Kublai Khan and expressed his concerns.
"Father, ever since the video of the peasant uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty was released, the south has been particularly unstable, and uprisings of varying sizes have occurred frequently over the course of a year."
Kublai Khan thought about the pros and cons of the light curtain video. The pros are... except for preventing the prince from dying young, there seems to be no other pros. Regardless of whether the light curtain is promoting national unity or encouraging gender equality, all of this will do more harm than good to the Yuan Dynasty's rule!
Damn light curtain!
"What are they protesting against? Isn't it better to live a good life without war?"
Kublai Khan believed that if the Mongols, as a minority ethnic group, wanted to manage the entire country, they had to make the people being managed understand that they were different from the Mongols.
But, after decades of rule by the Yuan Dynasty, how long can it last because of the light curtain?
Unless it is completely localized in Chinese.
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No matter what the Yuan Dynasty rulers thought, the people under its rule did not want to wait for Zhu Yuanzhang to appear in a few decades.
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[Why was the imperial physician who killed two emperors in a row able to escape unscathed? ]
[In the Ming Dynasty of my country, there are two famous herbal books. One is the "Essentials of Materia Medica" compiled by Liu Wentai and others in the Ming Dynasty, and the other is the "Compendium of Materia Medica" written by Li Shizhen, a medical scientist in the Ming Dynasty.
Since its publication during the Wanli reign, 55 versions of the Compendium of Materia Medica have been published and translated into many languages. The Essentials of Materia Medica was compiled during the Hongzhi reign and was kept in the inner library until the th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty.
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In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Wentai, the chief judge of the Imperial Medical Bureau, first killed Emperor Xianzong Zhu Jianshen and then Emperor Xiaozong Zhu Youtang.
This imperial physician Liu was really unreliable. According to historical records, Liu Wentai was not an imperial physician at first. He worked in the Tongzhengsi, which was the department in charge of internal and external memorials.
Later, during the Chenghua period, Lord Liu, the Right Minister of the Imperial Hospital, who held the fourth rank, was inexplicably transferred to the Imperial Medical Service and became its director.
In the 23rd year of Chenghua, Zhu Jianshen told his ministers that he was weak due to diarrhea and needed to recuperate for a few days. In the later years of Ming Xianzong, he was addicted to elixirs and his health was not very good, so the ministers did not pay much attention to this illness. But later, Liu Wentai used the wrong prescription and killed Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen.
Logically speaking, Liu Wentai's mistake this time deserved death by lingchi, but what was strange was that in the face of impeachment by the Imperial Secretary Han Chong·, the Censor Chen Gu and others, Liu Wentai was ultimately demoted from the fourth-rank Imperial Medical Bureau Director to the fifth-rank Imperial Medical Bureau Judge by the newly enthroned Ming Xiaozong Zhu Youtang.
We don't know what Xiaozong was thinking, but he certainly didn't know that his gentle treatment this time might cost him his life in the future.
In April of the 18th year of the Hongzhi reign, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Youtang, caught a cold while praying for rain, and asked the eunuch Zhang Yu to go to the Imperial Hospital to get medicine. Unexpectedly, the Imperial Hospital judge Liu Wentai and the imperial physician Gao Tinghe who were in charge of the treatment did not enter the palace to diagnose the emperor's pulse, but only prescribed medicine based on Zhang Yu's description. The next day, Emperor Xiaozong's condition was still relatively optimistic, and he replied to his ministers: "I am getting better gradually after conditioning," so that the ministers could work with peace of mind.
However, Xiaozong's condition did not improve after taking the medicine, so other doctors in the Imperial Hospital prescribed medicine for the emperor one after another. Since Liu Wentai's prescription was first, he was trusted by Empress Zhang, and the subsequent doctors did not dare to overturn Liu Wentai's initial judgment. In the end, just a few days later, Emperor Xiaozong Zhu Youtang sent the eunuch Dai Yi of the Imperial Household Department to summon the cabinet ministers Liu Jian, Li Dongyang, and Xie Qian to the palace urgently, and then died.
The eunuch Zhang Yu and Liu Wentai of the Imperial Hospital forged a deep "friendship" through compiling the "Essentials of Materia Medica". Cold was not considered a serious illness in the Imperial Hospital, so several people prescribed medicine hastily.
On the fifth day after the death of Emperor Xiaozong Zhu Youtang, Ma Wensheng, the Minister of Personnel, wrote a letter titled "It is appropriate to clarify the crime of investigating the mediocre doctor's improper use of medicine". Duke of England Zhang Mao, Imperial Censor Wang Chen, Xue Jin, and Censor Chen Shiliang also took turns to impeach Liu Wentai, believing that he should be convicted of the crime of "mistaking the imperial medicine for not following the original prescription", which is the so-called "great disrespect" listed as the first of the ten evils. The Crown Prince Zhu Houzhao, who had not yet ascended the throne, ordered the Jinyiwei to send Zhang Yu, Liu Wentai and others to the Censorate for conviction.
Li Dongyang and Xie Qian, two cabinet ministers who were posthumously named "Wenzheng", were on good terms with Liu Wentai and secretly interfered with the judiciary. The charges against Zhang Yu and Liu Wentai changed from "mistaking the imperial medicine for not following the original prescription" to "following the law of associating with the internal officials". In the end, Zhang Yu and Liu Wentai were "both spared death and sent to exile". Liu Wentai was exiled to Guangxi in the north and died of old age.
Liu Wentai was demoted after misdiagnosing Emperor Xianzong, but he survived and continued to work in the Imperial Medical Bureau. Later, he gained the trust of the empress, the eunuch in power, and the cabinet ministers. This shows his ability.
Considering the strange causes of death of Emperor Wuzong Zhu Houzhao and Emperor Xizong Zhu Youxiao, the imperial doctors of the Ming Dynasty are really chilling. 】