Why were there so many talents in the Ming Dynasty?

Eight-part essay blew out. Stereotyped writing was introduced in Ming Dynasty for a short time. Stereotyped writing was founded in the 23rd year of Chenghua, and the newly enthroned Emperor Xiao Zong of Ming Dynasty ordered Xie Qian, a university student, to formulate the format of stereotyped writing. Stereotyped writing was seriously implemented only during Hongzhi period, and basically existed in name only after the psychological prosperity in the middle of Jiajing period. This is only a short period of more than 30 years, which has no effect on ideological imprisonment at all. During this period, talented people came forth in large numbers in the Ming Dynasty. Tang Yin, Wen Zhiming, Zhu Yunming and Xu Zhenqing, the four great talents in the south of the Yangtze River, were all in this period, as were the great philosophers Wang Shouren, Chen Xianzhang, Zhan Ruoshui and Wang Tingxiang. Li Mengyang and Yang Shen, the literary giants of this period.

Before the Ming Dynasty, the number of talented people was basically the same as that in this period, but after Jiajing, the mind was prosperous and began to blow out. Great changes have taken place in ideas and concepts, science and technology began to break out, and popular literary works such as dramas and novels in the Ming Dynasty began to prosper. Wang Shouren was an enlightenment thinker in the Ming Dynasty, Jiajing was the Renaissance in China, and capitalism sprouted in the Wanli period. Philosophers of Thought after Jiajing in Ming Dynasty: Wang Gen, Li Zhi, Wang Ji, Huang Zongxi, Fang Yizhi and Wang Fuzhi. . .

Screenwriters: Gong Anyuan, Feng Menglong, Tang Xianzu, Wang Shizhen, Tang Shunzhi and Xu Wei. . . . .

Scientists: Li Shizhen, Zhu Zaiyu, Xu Guangqi, Song, Wu Youxing. . . . . .

The government is in good order under the control of the cabinet.

Since the cabinet actually controls most of the power, the emperor is no longer important. The more fatuous the emperor is, the better it will be for China to move towards constitutional monarchy. In fact, the emperors in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, such as Jiajing, Wanli, Apocalypse and Chongzhen, were not fatuous, which greatly delayed the process of constitutional monarchy in China. Jiajing has a very narrow threshold, playing word games with the civilian cabinet and controlling the state affairs. Wanli, famous for its reasoning, has been fighting against civilian groups for more than 30 years with one person. Apocalypse is smarter than fools, using eunuchs to deal with progressive civilian groups. Chongzhen is diligent and competitive. . . There is only one Qin Long who doesn't care about anything. If all the emperors who came out after Jiajing were idiots like Qin Long, China would have entered capitalism long ago.