During the Qianlong period, the policy of combining leniency with severity was implemented, the country was pragmatic, agriculture and mulberry were emphasized, and donations were stopped. The society was prosperous, and the "prosperous period of Kanggan" reached its peak during this period. At the same time, Qianlong pacified Junggar, eliminated the big, small and prominent forces on Tianshan South Road, strengthened the central government's management of the frontier, consolidated and developed China, a multi-ethnic country, and laid the inherent map of China today; Severely rejected the aggressive demands made by British special envoy Magney.
Emperor Qianlong advocated elegance and was good at riding and shooting. He traveled six times to the south of the Yangtze River and traveled all over the famous cities, leaving his pen and ink in the north and south of the river. Gan Long is also a famous cultural relic collector. Most of the paintings and calligraphy in Qing Dynasty were collected by him. During his reign, Si Ku Quan Shu compiled 3,503 kinds of books, 79,337 volumes and 36,304 volumes, which was three times that of Yongle Dadian and became the confluence of China's ancient ideological and cultural heritage. However, there were the most literary inquisitions in the Qing Dynasty. For example, Hu Zhongzao, a scholar, wrote a poem "A handful of hearts are turbid and clear", which Qianlong thought was slandering the Qing Dynasty and killing Hu Zhongzao. However, this does not undermine Qianlong's achievements.
However, Qianlong was overjoyed and extravagant, calling himself "the perfect old man". He appointed He Kun for twenty years in the later period of his rule. He Kun is the biggest corrupt official in the history of China. During these twenty years, he caused widespread corruption, political corruption and frequent peasant uprisings. The Qing dynasty began to decline from prosperity.
Emperor Qianlong, namely Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty (1711-kloc-0/799), Aisingiorro Hongli, four sons of Sejong. Emperor of Qing Dynasty, reigned from 1735 to 1795. After he succeeded to the throne, he successively leveled the northwest and southwest, resisted Gurkha's invasion, refused the unreasonable request of British Ambassador Mazany, encouraged reclamation, issued a ban on books, repeatedly built a literary prison, opened four libraries, and compiled and renewed three links and imperial three links. In his later years, Shi Quan, a self-styled old man, indulged in Wenzhi's martial arts and allowed himself to be monopolized by arsenic and become increasingly corrupt. Gan Long loved calligraphy all his life. A few years later, he specially collected famous calligraphy works of past dynasties, collected many calligraphy posts handed down from ancient times, and collected the achievements of China's calligraphy art of past dynasties. Great scholar Liang and others praised him and said: "The emperor is sincere in nature, learning the history of warehouses, and exploring eight methods whenever he has leisure. Bao Han hangs down, the clouds close in summer, and the phoenix grows. If you get together, you will get both. If you chase two kings, you will get both. After careful tasting and study, we know that the works of various schools are clumsy and true, such as mirrors, and we can't hide their shapes. Knowing that the Holy Son of Heaven is seeking for goodness and Taoism, Jiahui comes to learn, and the heart of Taoism is eternal. "
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