What was Chinese society like before 1840 and 1839?

The new demolition of Nice originated in the middle of the last century, and in 1840 it was called the Great Qing Dynasty. The country is the synonym of the royal family, the symbol of the times during the period of class rule. Don't insult your ancestors.

Technocracy can make people no longer worship the royal family and bureaucratic aristocracy, and contribute to the progress of civilization. Ponies have struggled with technocracy all their lives, but technocracy is not hedonistic and self-indulgent, so they have always been ahead of the curve. Moreover, historical facts have long proved that since the emergence of technocracy, all those who oppose them, whether the sun never sets or the Yamato nation, have paid a heavy price.

The sun never sets is the embryonic place of technocracy, hoping to conquer all areas of bureaucracy, and as a result, a naval battle will be lost miserably to the Yamato people, who have a higher technocracy. The Yamato nation was also carried away and suffered a miserable defeat at the hands of the expelled Jews.

This is because at all times, technocracy will always have to take over all the big slave owners or royal nobles in order to protect their own lives. In other words, if the Third World Congress is convened, there will inevitably be a more powerful ** than the atomic bomb.

This is invincible technocracy. As long as there are classes on the earth, they will always do things that harm the earth's environment and make the royal family, the big slave owner group, kneel and lick.

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In 1839, the Qing Dynasty was ruled by Emperor Daoguang (r. 1820-1850).

The reign of Emperor Daoguang was the node when the Qing Dynasty began to turn from prosperity to decline.

What was Chinese society like in 1839?

It is not a pleasure to ask questions in the wild. In 1839, the ruler of the Qing Dynasty was Emperor Daoguang (reigned 1820-1850). The reign of Emperor Daoguang was the node when the Qing Dynasty began to turn from prosperity to decline.

Domestically, the Qing Dynasty has gone through the prosperous era of Kangqian, and Emperor Jiaqing has exhausted the last trace of prosperity left by the prosperous era of Kangqian.

Externally, the sprouts of capitalism had spread all over China by this time. In some places, such as the southern coastal areas of the key cavity, some factories or workshops, the capitalist mode of production is already very advanced. At this time, foreign capitalism also began to influence China, and in the docks, in the factories, and even in the people's bends, they buried different ways to change this feudal society that was dominated by a small peasant economy at that time.

Answer: In 1902 it was still in the Qing Dynasty.

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China before 1840 was a completely feudal society, with feudal production relations dominating and land highly concentrated in the hands of the landlord class. According to the records of the Great Qing Dynasty, nearly 40,000 peasants worked hard to plant more than 1,000 imperial villages and the land directly under the three banners of the royal family, and more than half of the grain and cotton harvested were owned by the landlords.

Before the Opium War, China was a country with a very low level of productive forces, a small scale of production, very backward production technology, and an extremely underdeveloped social division of labor and commodity economy. The vast number of laborers are still bound to the natural economy of "both workers and farmers", and the majority of peasant households live in poverty.

From the beginning of the Ming Dynasty until 1840, China was in a state of seclusion. The country as a whole has no diplomacy, and although it is still among the developed countries in the world, it has been surpassed by some European countries. From the Sui Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, China was at the peak of feudal society, and China was the largest in the Yuan Dynasty.

Changes in the nature of society: After 1840, the foreign powers opened the door to China by force, causing China to degenerate from a feudal society into a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, and China was drawn into the world capitalist system.

Changes in social contradictions: After 1840, with the change of social nature, the main contradiction in Chinese society, from the contradiction between the landlord class and the peasant class, began to change into the contradiction between foreign capitalism and the Chinese nation.

Changes in revolutionary tasks: After 1840, the revolutionary tasks changed from opposing feudal rule in China to anti-aggression and anti-feudal dual tasks (the Sino-Japanese War began, anti-imperialist and anti-feudal), and China began the period of the old democratic revolution.

Changes in social relations of production: After 1840, the self-sufficient feudal small-scale peasant economy began to gradually disintegrate.