What does it mean to drive out the Tartars, and what does it mean to drive out the Tartars

The expulsion of the Tartars refers to the expulsion of ethnic minorities in the north, such as the Manchus.

Pinyin: qū chú dá lǔ

Interpretation] Expulsion: A person or thing to drive away.

Tartar is a historical contempt for the Han Chinese in northern China, such as the Mongols and Manchus.

Objectively speaking, Wei Changhui is also a brave and insightful man, ruining his family and relieving difficulties, making great contributions to the worship of God, the Qing court has no way, and the heroes among the Han people all think of "driving out the Tartars and restoring China".

The Tartars refer to the Mongols or Manchus, and at that time it was the Qing Dynasty. To expel the Tatars meant to overthrow the Manchu regime and overthrow the backward feudal era and monarchy.

The great powers, that is, the aggressors.

Tartar means northern minority.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the League had programs such as "expelling the Tartars", which were borrowed from Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition texts of "expelling the Hulu" in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. Later, the slogan was abandoned and changed to "Republic of Five Ethnic Groups". It is a multi-ethnic country, and ethnic minorities also belong to China.

Nowadays, the term is inappropriate and contrary to the spirit of unity in the Constitution, so the use of this word was banned after the liberation, and the relevant "Instructions on the Handling of Titles, Place Names, Monuments and Plaques with a Misrepresenting National Character" were promulgated.

The process of the emergence of multi-ethnicity:

Nations do not exist as soon as human beings exist, but are created at a certain stage in the development of human society. The earliest social groups of human beings were primitive groups, and with the development of productive forces and the needs of production, stable collectives were formed - clans. At that time, the most realistic and convenient bond was blood relationship.

Several kinship clans were combined to form tribes.

The great division of labor in the secondary society destroys the blood relations within the clans and tribes, and on a larger scale, they are combined into a larger community-nation-nation by geographical relations. Clans, clans, tribes, tribal unions, nationalities, this is the general law of national formation.

Expelling the Tartars and Restoring China" is a political slogan put forward by Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of the Chinese democratic revolution, during the Xinhai Revolution, aiming to promote the Chinese revolution, overthrow the rule of the Qing Dynasty, and achieve national independence and national prosperity.

The meaning of this slogan is to take both the heavy and the heavy. First of all, "expelling the Tartars" refers to the overthrow of the rule of the Manchu Dynasty, breaking the shackles of feudal society, and realizing the independence and freedom of the country. Second, "restoring China" refers to reinvigorating the Chinese nation, promoting the process of national modernization, and enhancing the country's cultural, scientific, technological, and economic strength.

During the Xinhai Revolution, this slogan became an important force to stimulate the people's revolutionary enthusiasm and promote the progress of the revolution. It represents the firm belief of the Chinese people in pursuing national independence and prosperity, and also embodies the great spirit and civilization tradition of the Chinese nation.

Today, although the historical conditions have changed dramatically, "driving out the Tatars and restoring China" still has an important significance. It reminds us that we must always maintain our national pride and self-confidence and make unremitting efforts to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

Dictionary Explanation: An old scornful term for the ethnic minorities of the North. The end of the Qing Dynasty specifically refers to the rulers of the Qing Dynasty.

Key words: 1. Qing Dynasty: early morning.

2. Specifically: 3. Ruler: a person who exercises power, commands or rules over the powerful; Refers specifically to a person who rules over a country or nation.

4. North: North. The northern region generally refers to the Yellow River basin and the areas north of it in China.