There were 12 peasant uprisings, namely, Chen Sheng and Guangwu peasant uprisings at the end of Qin Dynasty, Red Eyebrow Army Uprising in Han Dynasty, Yellow Scarf Uprising in Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun En and Xuan Lu Uprising in Jin Dynasty, Wagang Uprising in Sui Dynasty, Huang Chao and Wang Xianzhi Uprising in Later Tang Dynasty, Wang Shuo Uprising in Song Dynasty, Yang Yao Uprising in Song Dynasty, Mona Lee Uprising in Early Yuan Dynasty, Red Scarf Army Uprising in Late Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Uprising in Late Ming Dynasty and Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Uprising in Late Qing Dynasty. What is more meaningful here is the peasant uprising and the Chen and Wu uprisings in the late Qin Dynasty. The slogan is "All things inherit: princes will be one kind!"

The saddest thing is the Xuan Lu Uprising in Sun En. The most thorough uprising and farmers' own articles are the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement Uprising. The most destructive was the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. It's not that there was almost no victory in the ancient peasant uprising. On the contrary, after winning the political party, the organizers of the peasant uprising repeatedly oppressed and exploited the peasants. Therefore, the planners of peasant uprisings in feudal society in China were simply striving for fame and gain, in order to better protect the rights and interests of themselves and their families.

However, the peasant uprising itself should be beyond doubt. Its vision is not high and its own limitations are great, because it has promoted the development of history and culture more or less. Only in the peasant uprisings and peasant uprisings at the end of the Qin Dynasty did Liu Bang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, overthrow the Qin Dynasty and establish the Han Dynasty. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the peasants revolted, and Zhu Yuanzhang overthrew the Yuan Dynasty and established the Ming Dynasty. In the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, although Li Chuangwang overthrew the Ming Dynasty, he did not establish an imperial dynasty.

Because of this, the pass rate of peasant uprising is not high. Rebellion and uprising is a university problem. There are too many roads inside, and it takes the right time and place to succeed. It is not enough to rely solely on religious beliefs to mislead people and gain appeal. In order to succeed in peasant uprising, political parties must be established, but the peasants' own cultural level is not high, their horizons are not high, and their own limitations are great. They had to rely on intellectuals in the construction of political power, but most peasant uprising leaders did not unite with intellectuals, which led to the failure of most peasant uprisings.