Stories From A Ming Collection

The story in the Collection Story of the Ming Dynasty is a work that reveals people's lives at every level of traditional Chinese. How does this book describe the lives of people at various levels (scholars, farmers, soldiers, male and female laborers, jealousy etc.) and how do you see the Chinese society?

The grave of the Age of Ming is a collection of graves built by the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty of China. The first emperor's grave of Ming Dynasty was near the capital city Nanjing. However, most Ming Dynasty's tombs are in a group near Beijing, collectively known as the Ming Dynasty's Mikurin Tomb (Chinese: Ming Tomb, Pinyin: Míng Shi sān Líng, literally: "Tomb of Ming"). They are located in the outskirts of Changping District in Beijing and are located 42 kilometers (26 miles) north-northwest from the center of Beijing. The location of the southern slope of Tianyu Mountain (formerly Huangdu Mountain) was selected according to the Feng Shui principle of Ming Dynasty's Third Emperor Yongle. After Emperor Yongle built the Imperial Palace (Forbidden City) in 1420, he chose his graveyard and built his own mausoleum. Later Emperor put their grave in the same valley.

Every hole in the grave of the Ming Dynasty was built with nanmu. These forests come from rural mountains such as Yuannan, Guizhou, Sichuan and southwestern China. In the Age of Ming, special groups called imperial trees used to make palaces and tombs were gathered in the south. The trees grow deep into the mountains, and the explorer must walk in groups with the danger of wild animals attacking and getting sick, walking in the uninhabited hillside. These parties encouraged wind and rain suffering from colds and hunger, and many lumbers died in these mountains to pursue the south. "Thousands went to the mountain, but only 500 people came back." This sentence vividly explains the fate of a clumsy expedition.

After Ming Dynasty 's capital was redistributed to Beijing, Myeong' s tomb was the Emperor 's tomb of Ming. The tomb of Ming is located south of Amagiyama in Changping County in Beijing, occupying an area of ​​about 120 square kilometers. There is a plain in the middle, the cemetery is surrounded by the mountains, and in front of the grave there is a twisted river. Each grave is covered with mountains on the slope of the east, the west, the north. The construction of the first tomb of the Ming Mausoleum began in the Meilong era (1409 AD), the construction of the last grave began in the Qing dynasty era of the Qing Dynasty. After all, the construction of the Ming of the Ming lasted more than 200 years. According to construction order, the name of Ming Ling is as follows. Changlin, Xi'an Ling, Jinling, Eurin Mao Rin, Darling, Kanlin, Yeonglin, Chaolin, Dingling, Tinlin, Delin, Shilling