Song and Ming, which are less than a hundred years apart, why do they look so different?

As it is different in each generation, it will be very different, too, and it will be said.

The Song and Ming dynasties, separated by less than a hundred years, look very different, which may be the reason for the 98-year interval of Meng Yuan's rule.

Because each dynasty has different rules and regulations, and different systems will not make people the same.

The dynasties we often pay attention to are often hundreds of years, such as the Tang Dynasty 289 years, the Ming Dynasty 277 years, the Qing Dynasty 268 years, the Han Dynasty 214 years, and the Eastern Han Dynasty 196 years. These are the dynasties that we usually talk about, and over time we will have the illusion that dynasties are a long unit of time.

The simplest one is the Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, the two founding emperors, Qin Shi Huang was born in 259 BC, and Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was born in 256 BC, and they are only three years apart.

In other words, when Qin Shi Huang was unifying the six countries, Han Gaozu was still playing hooligan in his hometown. But in our usual cognition, do you think that they are people of the same era?

Secondly, 90 years is not a very short time, it is not worth mentioning in the long river of history, but for individuals, it is a very long time unit.

In the past, the average life expectancy in China was not long, forty or fifty years old was considered old, and in 90 years, that is at least three or four generations. For people at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, they can say that the founding of the Yuan Dynasty was my grandfather's grandfather at that time.

Finally, there's the amount of information. You think that 90 years is not a long time, but in fact, these 90 years have stuffed the history, economy, and culture of a unified China, which is a very large amount of information.

The history books and knowledge that we ordinary people often see mention more about the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, while the Yuan Dynasty is rarely mentioned, but in fact it is very weighty.

Another point is like that of Murong BaIt's like a fault.

The agricultural society of mankind has experienced 5,000 years, and the industrial society has experienced 300 years, if it enters a new era from tomorrow, it is called the developed era, which lasted 5,000 years, and the people of the later eras look at the 300 years of the industrial age, they will feel that the agricultural society and the developed era are only 300 years apart, why does it feel like a long time.

Two different dynasties and different incumbents had their own ideas and politics under the historical circumstances of the time, so they would be different.

People and things change over time, and of course they look different.

Because Song and Ming have had a lot of experiences for hundreds of years, they are no longer changing.

Because the Son of Heaven is different and thinks differently, it will look different.

Because there have been many historical changes in the past 100 years.

Because the emperors of the two dynasties had different ideas of governing the country and different ways of governing the country, the politics of the Ming Dynasty was that the Son of Heaven broke the law and committed the same crime as the commoners, while the Song Dynasty was a gold medal for scholars and doctors to avoid death.

The Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty were only 89 years apart, so why does it feel like hundreds of years apart? What about the "New Year's coin" of the Song Dynasty?

To be honest, for me, it's because I don't know the history of the Yuan Dynasty, there was a Yuan Dynasty between the Song and the Ming, but during this period, the world was very chaotic, the people in the south and the north were not able to make a living, the regime was also chaotic, and the people were almost in dire straits, which made people feel like it had been a long, long time.

Because many customs of the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty have changed a lot, and the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty have experienced many dynasties, such as 5 dynasties, 10 countries and the Yuan Dynasty, although they have existed for a short time, but because they have experienced frequent regime changes, it will make people feel that there is a difference of hundreds of years between the Song and Ming dynasties.

The period between the Song and Ming dynasties was not long, but the policies adopted by the two dynasties were very different, which makes people feel that the overall changes are relatively large, as if they have undergone hundreds of years of changes.

Obviously, the difference between the two dynasties is only 89 years, why do we all think that they are several centuries apart, mainly due to the following factors. First of all, after all, there was still a Yuan dynasty among the two dynasties. No matter how short an era is, history still exists after all.

Especially for us thousands of years later, the normal years of history have been ignored by us, and we value events of historical significance more.

Moreover, the existence of the Yuan Dynasty for 89 years is not a short time, and it is not like the Qin Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty that ended in twenty or thirty years. Secondly, our impression of each dynasty is different. We usually take the spatio-temporal distance between two impression points as the time difference between the two dynasties.

For example, the Tang Dynasty impressed us the most was the rule of Zhenguan, and the Anshi Rebellion did not have much impression later. In the Song Dynasty, our biggest impression was that a glass of wine released military power, and Wang Anshi changed the law.

In the Ming Dynasty, our most impression is that Zhu Yuanzhang and Mingjiao Zhu Di competed for the throne, and the others have no impression. In this way, the gap in impression points widened the era gap between the Song and Ming dynasties. The last point is caused by memory habits, when we remember the history of Chinese dynasties, there were five dynasties of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

We are accustomed to dividing the Song Dynasty into the Tang Dynasty era, and taking the Yuan Dynasty as a turning point, so that the Tang and Song dynasties are a very typical ancient era, and the Ming and Qing dynasties are close to modern times, so that there is an obvious generation gap between the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. And the Yuan Dynasty of this dividing line is not only 89 years in our memory, people mention that he habitually included Genghis Khan, which invisibly increased the life span of the Yuan Dynasty.

The dividing line of the Yuan Dynasty was so devastating that as the first era established by nomads, he completely repudiated the traditional model of previous Han dynasty rule.

There was a Yuan gap between the Song and the Ming Dynasty, almost 90 years, and in these 90 years, you can find a lot of things, and many rulers have been renewed in the middle.

The main reason is that the cultures of the two dynasties are so different, and the customs are very different in all aspects, and it doesn't seem like it will change so much in just 90 years.

The main reason is that the cultures of the two dynasties are too different, the Yuan Dynasty is a foreign nation, and the customs are very different in all aspects, even if they change, they are still different, so they will give people the impression that such a big change has taken place in just 90 years.

Mainly because the Song Dynasty had a developed economy and emphasized literature over military force, but the Ming Dynasty did not have this phenomenon, so there was a feeling that the two dynasties were far away from each other.

The Song Dynasty was highly literary, and the Ming Dynasty was obviously inferior to the Song Dynasty emperor in terms of pacifying civil strife and governing the country. In contrast, it feels like the Ming emperor was brave and unscrupulous.

The main reason for the unprecedented prosperity of the Song Dynasty is that the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty have a Yuan Dynasty between them, and the Yuan Dynasty has neither a large-scale inheritance of the Song Dynasty, nor a large-scale inheritance of the Yuan Dynasty.

Because the Song Dynasty seemed to be strong, the Ming Dynasty perished quickly, civil strife broke out in the middle, and many small imperial courts were established, so it felt like the two dynasties were many years apart.

China's thousands of years of history can be roughly divided into three stages: from the pre-Qin to the Qin and Han dynasties, from the Wei and Jin dynasties to the Sui and Tang dynasties, to the Middle Ages, and to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. There have been a lot of changes in the dynasties, even if it's only 90 years, and so much has happened in the intervening years.

It is because the culture between the two dynasties has not been inherited, and the Yuan Dynasty is a foreign nation, not only did not carry forward our culture, but also destroyed it on a large scale. There is no cultural identity, so it feels very far away.

The national style of the Song Dynasty was relatively open, and the commercial development was relatively good, without too many cumbersome etiquette; During the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Cheng's science was prevalent, and the atmosphere was relatively depressing.

Generally speaking, whenever there is a change of dynasties, the later dynasty will always establish its own regime on the basis of the previous dynasty. The Qing Dynasty that we are familiar with was established on the basis of the Ming Dynasty, and the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty was also based on the Ming Dynasty. What is the reason for this?

I feel that the most important thing is that the systems of these two dynasties are different, because we will feel very unfamiliar with two completely different systems, and it will feel like they are many years apart. The ** of the Song Dynasty is very complicated, and after the Song Dynasty is the Yuan Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty and the Song Dynasty are completely different, because most of the sources of the system it adopts come from the Liao State. Most of the systems adopted by the Ming after the Yuan Dynasty depended on the Yuan Dynasty, so it was definitely different.

Another very important reason is that we are not very clear about the cultural heritage of these two dynasties, and we only know the people of the early Song and late Ming dynasties. We don't know anything about the people in the middle period, which makes us feel that the two dynasties are very far apart, because of the cultural disconnect, we feel that there is a disconnect in the whole era. Some people will wonder about this, so why don't we feel this way about the Tang and Song dynasties?

That's because there were many cultural celebrities in the Tang and Song dynasties, which made us feel that there had been a inheritance during this time, and we always feel that their two dynasties were even one today. However, it is different between the Ming and Song dynasties, and I always feel that there are very few cultural celebrities in these two periods, and there is no inheritance at all, so I naturally feel that there is a big gap.

Because of the change in the law, the management mechanism of the imperial court was modified, and there were also private taxes.

Because the systems of the two dynasties were different, and some new cultures were added later, they were different in all aspects.

The political system, economic system, and cultural aspects are all very different, the Ming Dynasty formed a situation of great unification, and after the fall of the Yuan Dynasty of the Mongols, the Han people took power.

There was a cultural fault in the Ming and Song dynasties, and there was no good inheritance in all aspects.

Probably there is a big difference in the system, which also involves a major turning point in ancient Chinese history.

The rulers have different methods of governance, natural changes are great, and times are always evolving.

Different rulers have different leadership methods, and it is normal for them to have differences.

Although the Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty were only a few decades apart, their rulers' abilities were different, and the changes and systems they implemented were also different, so their development in all aspects was different.

The Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty were only a few decades apart, but because of the destruction of Han culture by the masters of the Yuan Dynasty, many things have been lost.

Because even if it's only a few decades apart, the times are moving fast, and you don't know how many things can be developed in a few decades.

The Ming Dynasty was high-pressure and the rulers were brutal. The Song Dynasty was different, focusing mainly on the development of commerce and the economy, so it was very rich.

It can only be said that different monarchs have different ways of ruling and situations, so it will also lead to great differences in all aspects.

Although it was only a few decades apart, there were many people, everything was destroyed, and they were all lost. So it's different in a lot of ways.

Because there was a fault in the entire Central Plains culture during the Yuan Dynasty, the entire Great Yuan never had a sense of belonging to the Central Plains, and the people also lacked recognition of the Great Yuan.

Because there is still a Yuan Dynasty between the Song and Ming dynasties, and the Yuan Dynasty is also an orthodox dynasty, it feels so far apart.

Because there was a Yuan Dynasty in the middle, and the Yuan Dynasty did not inherit the culture of the Central Plains, and the Ming Dynasty did not inherit much of the culture of the Song Dynasty, it felt very far apart.

Because there was a Yuan dynasty between the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, and the territory ruled by the Yuan Dynasty was very large, but the time was very short.

1.Because they also have a Yuan Dynasty in the middle of the field.

2.The system of the Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty was different.

3.The closer the dynasty is to us, the faster the spine will be, and the greater the parting will be. For example, the Qing Dynasty and New China were separated by only a few decades, and the difference was even greater.