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Mingyue (original name: Shi Yue) was born in 1979 in an ordinary cadre family in Wuhan, and was originally a civil servant of Shunde Customs. became famous on the Internet with "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" and was popular among readers.

At that time, Mingyue could be called the culmination of grassroots history, and everyone's recognition confirmed Mingyue's sentence back then: "History should be able to be written beautifully." The Internet celebrity was originally considered "very ordinary" by the leadership, but after becoming famous, he was reused and seconded to Beijing, and is now an anti-smuggling police officer of the General Administration of Customs of China.

Mingyue, the pioneer of spiritual history in 2006, emphasized that writing history is to write people, and writing people is to write hearts. With the long article "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", it sprung up on the Tianya Forum, and then turned to Sina, and the monthly click rate of Tianya and Sina exceeded one million, causing the "alum" riot. The event was named "Moon Gate".

A young man who is only 27 years old, an ordinary civil servant who is not a major in literature and history, uses such an old-fashioned, popular, and humorous method to restore history to a clear, profound, full and round.

The author is Mingyue of that year, and he mainly tells some stories about the Ming Dynasty in the three hundred years from 1344 to 1644, which is very interesting.

1, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", a historical work of humanities and social sciences on the Internet, the author is Mingyue of that year, whose real name is Shi Yue, was a civil servant of Shunde Customs in Guangdong, and served as the director of the General Office of Shandong Province on May 24, 2018. It was first published in the Tianya community in March 2006 and completed on March 21, 2009.

2. "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" mainly tells some stories about the Ming Dynasty in the three hundred years from 1344 to 1644. Based on historical materials, with the era and specific characters as the main line, and added the penmanship of **, the language is humorous and funny. It is a panoramic display of the fate of the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty and other princes, magnates and small people, especially the officialdom politics, war, and imperial psychology, and adds the interpretation of the political and economic system and human ethics at that time.

3. It tells readers the historical stories and characters of the Ming Dynasty for more than 300 years in an online language. Among them, the historical figures who were originally unfamiliar and vague in history become vivid one by one in the book. "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" interprets the other side of history for readers, making history a living life story.

Mingyue A civil servant who was not a professional in the study of history, who is said to have graduated from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law majoring in law, retold and rewrote history in a popular, simple and even entertaining way, triggering a "history reading fever" in which the "infected" people had a high fever and did not go away, which has become a great spectacle in the domestic cultural circles in recent years, and has also caused a lot of controversy.

Following Yi Zhongtian, a new writer named "Mingyue" who has emerged on the Internet has recently become popular, and his long historical essay "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has been on the blog since three months ago, with more than one million hits, and was officially published in 2006 by the publisher.

Some people say that if Yi Zhongtian's historical research is a scholar at the grassroots, then "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is a purely grassroots work, and its popularity has brought the commentary on history back to the grassroots themselves.

In 2009, Mingyue joined the Chinese Writers Association.

A 29-year-old young man, an ordinary civil servant who is not a major in literature and history, uses such an old-fashioned, popular, and humorous method to restore history to a clear, profound, plump and mellow one.

In 2010, Mingyue ranked 4th on the "2009 Chinese Writers Rich List", with a royalty of 10 million yuan.