Hong Xiuquan kneeled down before Yang Xiuqing.

On September 4th, 1856, Hong Xiuquan's North King Wei Changhui and Yan King Qin Zigang led an army to raid Yang Xiuqing's East Mansion and killed Yang Xiuqing and his family. This incident was known as the Tianjing Incident. However, Hong Xiuquan publicly vindicated Yang Xiuqing not long after the incident and praised Yang Xiuqing's achievements many times. This indicated that Hong Xiuquan's attitude had changed, but the specific reason for killing Yang Xiuqing was not mentioned in the search results. Therefore, the details of how Hong Xiuquan killed Yang Xiuqing were still unknown.

Yang Xiuqing and Hong Xiuquan had obvious differences in talent. Yang Xiuqing was regarded as a military genius. He had demonstrated outstanding leadership and organizational skills in the Taiping Country's military operations. He led the Taiping Country Army on the battlefield and expanded their territory, playing an important role in the expansion of Taiping Country. His military talent made him stand out in the Taiping Country and eventually became the actual ruler. In contrast, Hong Xiuquan's talents were mainly reflected in the religious leadership. As the founder and spiritual leader of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, he united the peasants through religious ideas and fought for a common ideal society. However, Hong Xiuquan's calligraphy was considered lacking in order and artistry. It was far inferior to Yang Xiuqing's calligraphy. Therefore, from the information provided, Yang Xiuqing was more outstanding in military and organizational aspects, while Hong Xiuquan was more outstanding in religious leadership.

Hong Xiuquan had a total of ten children, including five sons and five daughters. Among them, Hong Xiuquan's eldest son, Hong Tian Guifu, was his most famous son. He was born to his first wife, Lai Lianying. Hong Tian Guifu escaped after Tianjing City was breached, but he was captured and killed by the Qing army not long after. The outcome of his other children was unknown.

The current situation of Hong Xiuquan's descendants was unknown. The fate of Hong Xiuquan's descendants after the fall of Taiping Country wasn't optimistic. When Tianjing City fell, Hong Xiuquan's eldest son, Hong Tianguifu, committed suicide after being captured by the Qing court. His other children were also trapped in the city. One of Hong Xiuquan's concubines fled Tianjing with her youngest son and remarried to a man surnamed Cheng. However, there was no clear information on the whereabouts and current situation of her descendants. It was reported that in recent years, some people claimed to have discovered more than 200 descendants of Hong Xiuquan living in Huainan, but the accuracy of this information had not been confirmed. Therefore, there was no way to give a definite answer about the current situation of Hong Xiuquan's descendants.

Hong Xiuquan was a complicated person. Hong Xiuquan was described as a man of courage and courage who dared to rebel against the rule of the Qing Dynasty by preaching and organizing congregations. He was also considered a studious person who was good at accepting new ideas and cultures and applying them to practice. He had a certain level of leadership ability and was able to attract and lead many capable people. However, Hong Xiuquan also had some limitations. He was too engrossed in the life of the harem and neglected the government, causing his vision to become narrow. In addition, Hong Xiuquan's thoughts were also influenced by feudal ideas, which was reflected in his behavior after he settled in Nanjing. All in all, Hong Xiuquan was a person with ideals and aspirations, but he also had some shortcomings.

Hong Xiuquan had severe schizophrenia. It was mentioned in the documents that after Hong Xiuquan failed many times, he couldn't take the blow and suffered from a serious mental illness. He was bedridden for more than 40 days and had a series of strange dreams. In addition, some scholars believed that Hong Xiuquan might have psychological problems and explained it based on the strange dreams he had after failing the exam in 1837. However, no medical diagnosis or official records were provided to confirm Hong Xiuquan's illness. Thus, he couldn't be sure what illness Hong Xiuquan had.

Liang Jingkun knelt down to save the ball in the game. This scene was touching. He faced a fierce showdown in the seven-game battle with the German player, Boll. At the crucial moment of the deciding game, Liang Jingkun desperately tried to save the ball in order to win back the points he had lost. He even knelt down to save the ball. Although he did not manage to score the point in the end, his dedication won the applause and respect of the audience. This scene was considered the most dramatic moment of the game and became the focus of discussion. Liang Jingkun's actions showed his fighting spirit and persistence, which moved everyone.

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Yang Xiuqing had recruited Fu Shan Xiang into the East Prince's Mansion and placed him in an important position. He had turned her into his personal staff and occupied her for a long time. Fu Shanxiang's work had little to do with state affairs. From then on, she became Yang Xiuqing's " treasure " and was occupied for a long time. There were many versions of Fu Shanxiang's ending, including that she died tragically in the Tianjing Incident or that she was lost among the people. However, the search results did not provide any clear information on how Yang Xiuqing had taken over Fu Shanxiang.