Hong Chengchou, dual personality, how to evaluate Hong Chengchou?

"Hundred Schools" talks better about Hong Chengchou than you.

Hong Chengchou was the highest level of the Ming Dynasty's Qing Dynasty. He was a two-rank jinshi of the Ming Dynasty, and received the weight of the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but he was eventually surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. Of course, from a historical point of view, Hong Chengchou's practice has promoted the development of history to a certain extent.

I think his quality is very good, and he is also very intelligent, and I think he is very good, and then there are a lot of fans who know him, so there are many people who like him, so I personally still think he is very good, but I don't know what others think of him, but at least I think he is very good, and then I think he is very good, and then he is also very motivated, especially self-disciplined, so I think he is very good, There are really few people in this type, so I think he's very good.

I think he's a very hard worker, and he's got a certain amount of talent and he's achieved a few things so far.

I think this person's ability is still very good, but the personality is sometimes controversial.

In recent years, more and more people have studied history, and there has been a trend of historical fever. Presumably, people who are a little familiar with the history of the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty should not be too unfamiliar with Hong Chengchou. He was born in what is now Fujian, Hong Chengchou was born during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and he was a diligent and studious person.

In the Wanli period, he was also admitted to the Jinshi, and the Jinshi was considered a high degree at that time.

During the Wanli period, in fact, Hong Chengchou was not very famous, and when the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Chongzhen, he was really famous. At that time, his official position was equivalent to that of the current vice governor, right? Not only that, but it also has a hidden position, which is to be in charge of the military.

During the Chongzhen period, the Ming Dynasty was already suffering from internal and external troubles, even if Chongzhen was really a diligent and good emperor, but no matter how much he did, he could not resist the pace of the demise of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, there were rebel armies in the northwest, and the Manchu Qing led by Huang Taiji were eyeing the Ming Dynasty.

In fact, Emperor Chongzhen still paid more attention to Hong Chengchou, and Hong Chengchou was also extremely talented in military affairs. So he also fought a lot of victories for Chongzhen and exterminated many peasant rebels within the Ming Dynasty. In particular, he also dealt a heavy blow to a large part of the forces of Li Zicheng, the king of Chuang.

So why did his image become unbearable in people's hearts later? Mainly because he took refuge in the Qing Dynasty. Xiaozhuang persuaded Hong Chengchou to let him surrender to the Qing Dynasty, which is why he was so spurned by the world.

After all, he was the ** of the Ming Dynasty, but in the end he worked for the Qing Dynasty, so how can people not spit on him? In today's terms, he is no different from a traitor.

Mainly because he was obviously a Han Chinese, but he surrendered to the Qing army, which is a shameful thing.

I think it may be that Hong Chengchou in history is such a person, so we directly think that Hong Chengchou's image is like this.

Because the Han people at that time were not subject to the rule of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, Hong Chengchou also went to the Qing Dynasty as a Han Chinese, so everyone hated him very much.

Everyone has a different opinion of him in their hearts, and then after all, he did such a thing, and other people's impression of him is not much better, so he will be discredited.

Mainly because Hong Chengchou is a Han Chinese, after he was persuaded by the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, to be precise, he was persuaded by Xiaozhuang to take refuge in the Qing Dynasty, so the Han people hate him!

This is not necessarily, mainly because as a Han Chinese, he defected to the Qing court as a foreign race at that time, so the majority of the Han people hated him, so they scandalized his image.

Because he himself did some things that were very detrimental to his own image, and such an image of him can be regarded as his own doing.

Mainly because of the things he did, people felt disgusted, after all, he was a Han, but he finally took refuge in the Qing Dynasty.

Because he was a Han Chinese, but later defected to the Qing Dynasty, everyone felt very ashamed and did not want to recognize him.

Mainly because everyone in the family and the emperor thought that he had sacrificed his life for the country, and the emperor personally wrote a sacrifice for him, but it turned out that he was stealing his life and becoming a "traitor", which was a big disloyalty.