Why didn't the Qing Dynasty produce any great ideologists?

Dream of the Red Chamber was a Chinese novel that described the life and fickleness of the aristocratic society in the Qing Dynasty. Although Dream of the Red Chamber had rich cultural and literary value, it did not want to be made into a Qing Dynasty drama because Dream of the Red Chamber wanted to express the complexity of human nature and the multi-dimensional society, not simply present the life of the Qing Dynasty. There were many characters depicted in Dream of the Red Chamber, and each of them had a unique personality and destiny. These factors were not completely restricted by the Qing Dynasty society. Therefore, the directors and screenwriters of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were more willing to portray 'Dream of the Red Chamber' as a diverse world rather than simply filming it in the Qing Dynasty. Dream of the Red Chamber was not just a novel about the life of the aristocrats. It also explored many profound topics such as love, friendship, family, power, human nature, and so on. These topics were more deeply reflected in the context of the Qing Dynasty society, so it might lose its original value if it was filmed as a Qing opera model. To sum up, Dream of the Red Chamber did not want to be made into a Qing Dynasty drama because it wanted to express the complexity of human nature and the multi-dimensional society, not just the life of the Qing Dynasty.

The answer to this question is not simple. The history, culture, and social environment of China and the West are very different, which leads to different needs and contributions to ideologists and politicians. In Chinese history and culture, the role of ideologists and politicians is very important because they provide a way to think and understand the world. China had a long cultural tradition, including Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism and many other schools of thought. These schools of thought had a profound impact on Chinese history and culture. There were also many famous politicians in China, such as Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, Laozi, etc. Their ideas had a huge impact on the development of Chinese culture. In the history and culture of the West, philosophers, scientists, and inventor played an equally important role. The West had rich cultural traditions, including ancient Greek philosophy, Roman politics, medieval religion, modern science, and so on. These cultural traditions provided the foundation for the development of Western thought, and produced many outstanding philosophers, scientists, and inventor such as Plato, aristotle, Newton, Einstein, and edict. The differences in history, culture, and social environment between China and the West led to different needs and contributions to ideologists and politicians.

My answer may not be accurate enough. Mr. Ma Boyong was a famous historian and he was born in Beijing, Han Chinese. Although he was a Beijinger, his ancestral home was in Shengyang, Liaoning, so his ancestors might have some Manchu blood. However, he himself did not like the Qing Dynasty because he was an anti-Qing idealist. He was deeply dissatisfied with the corruption, autocracy and dark rule of the Qing Dynasty and paid a great price for it. His works largely reflected the criticism and exposure of the Qing Dynasty, which made an important contribution to the national interests and historical truth of the Chinese people.

There were no epic works like Homer's Epic in ancient China for the following reasons: 1. Language and cultural background: The language and cultural background of ancient China was very different from that of Homer. The language and characters of ancient China did not form a unified standard. Different regions and ethnic groups used different languages and characters. These languages and characters were very different from the ancient Greek and Latino used in Homer's Epic. 2. Social structure and values: The social structure and values of ancient China were also different from those of Homer. In ancient times, China was a society dominated by agriculture. People lived a hardworking and thrifty life, paying attention to family and kinship. The ancient Greek society described in the Homerian Epic was richer, and people lived a life of hunting and adventure, paying attention to personal rights and honor. 3. Historical records and inheritance: The historical records and cultural inheritance of ancient China were not as developed as Homer's Epic. The culture of ancient China was mainly passed down through oral tradition, unlike Homer's epic, which was passed down through written tradition. Therefore, the culture and ideas of ancient times were not widely spread and passed down, making it difficult to produce a classic work like Homer's Epic. In summary, the reason why there were no epic works like Homer's Epic in ancient China was mainly due to the differences in language and cultural background, social structure and values, and the lack of historical records and inheritance.

The background of the Dream of the Red Chamber is the Qing Dynasty. Why don't men shave their heads? Dream of the Red Chamber was a novel set in the Qing Dynasty. Although the description of social customs and the clothes of the characters in the book was more detailed, the question of why the men did not shave their heads was not clearly explained. From the plot of the novel, Jia Baoyu, Jia Lian and others were not restricted because of shaving their heads. They could still shave their heads and wear long robes, which was consistent with the social customs of the Qing Dynasty. Other male characters such as Xue Baochai and Lin Daiyu did not have the habit of shaving their heads, which may be related to their aristocratic families. During the Qing Dynasty, men were strictly restricted from shaving their heads. According to the Qing Dynasty government, all men had to shave their heads within a certain period of time or they would be punished. Therefore, the fact that men did not shave their heads might be a punishment imposed by the government rather than a personal choice. The lack of a clear description of men shaving their heads in Dream of the Red Chamber might have something to do with the plot and character setting of the novel in order to better express the character's personality and characteristics.

'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a novel describing the feudal society of the Qing Dynasty. Men in the Qing Dynasty usually did not braid their hair. Instead, they combed their hair neatly and called it 'braided hair'. During the Qing Dynasty, men's hair was regarded as a symbol of status. It was considered disrespectful and impolite to keep one's hair without braids. In addition, the Qing Dynasty's hair-cutting order and other measures also caused many men to be forced to lose their braids. Therefore, the male characters in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' did not have braids, which was a need for artistic expression and literary creation. It should be noted that modern society has gradually relaxed the management of hair, and many men have begun to keep their hair without braids. This does not mean that men in the Qing Dynasty had such a lifestyle.

There weren't many novels about the Yuan Dynasty, mainly because the historical background of the Yuan Dynasty was relatively special. This period of history was more difficult for the creation of novels, and many aspects of the plot and character setting had to be considered. At the same time, there were some special political, cultural and social customs in the Yuan Dynasty, which needed to be described and explained in detail in the novel. In contrast, modern novels were much easier to create, and the modern culture and social background were different from those of the Yuan Dynasty, so there were relatively few novels from the Yuan Dynasty. Of course, if an author wanted to create such a novel, they could also attract readers 'interest through innovative storylines and character settings.

The novel Tian Qing was an e-book instead of a paper version. The advantage of e-books was that they could be easily carried and read anywhere and through various electronic devices, while paper copies could be damaged due to improper use. In addition, e-books could be read through online reading platforms or libraries without the need to buy physical books. Therefore, the main reason why Tian Qing did not have a printed version of the novel was due to convenience and environmental protection.

I recommend the following novels from the Qing Dynasty: 1. [Qingchuan Little Group Pet, Don't even think about snatching it from me!]: In the Qing Dynasty, the female protagonist was surrounded by many handsome, loyal and rich little brothers, and the male protagonist was the Qing Dynasty Emperor Yin Zhen. 2. " Rebirth from the End of the World to the Qing Dynasty ": The female protagonist struggles bitterly in the end of the world, but when she opens her eyes again, she is reborn into the Qing Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, she plays the Qing Dynasty. The male protagonist is the Qing Emperor Yinzhen. 3. " Biography of Empress Wen Yuan ": The female protagonist was the " Nirvana Sage " who killed people and saved people. An accident actually transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty. The male protagonist was the Qing Emperor Kangxi. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

The late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China was the golden age of Chinese martial arts novels, and a number of excellent martial arts novels emerged. However, due to the complex historical background of this period, many twists and turns in the plot, as well as the social unrest at that time, many novels were written. In addition, the social environment of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China was different from modern society, such as social class, interpersonal relationships, values, etc. These differences would also affect the creation of novels. For the above reasons, the wuxia novels of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China were difficult to adapt to the historical background and social environment at that time. As a result, there were very few web novels with such a theme.