The Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in the history of China. It was passed on to the twelve emperors, and the ruler was Ai Xinjue Roche. It has been 296 years since Nurhachi was established, 276 years since Huang Taiji changed his country name to Qing Dynasty, and 268 years since Qing soldiers entered the customs to establish state power.

16 16, the leader of Jianzhou Nurhachi was established in the late Jin Dynasty. 1636, the three clans of Han, Manchu and Mongolia were persuaded to enter the court, and Huang taiji proclaimed himself emperor and changed his name to Qing. 1644, Wu Sangui was demoted to the Qing Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty, headed by Dourgen.

Later, the San Francisco rebellion was put down, Taiwan Province Province was unified, and the whole country was unified. During this period, the traditional society in China has made unprecedented development achievements, such as land reclamation, rich products, prosperous economic and social life of small farmers and strong comprehensive national strength.

Qing dynasty novels:

Novels in Qing Dynasty were the peak of China's creation and dissemination in ancient times, among which Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, Wu's Scholars, Qi Lu Deng and Shi Yukun's Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses were outstanding representatives. Wu was a novelist and thinker in Qing Dynasty, and his masterpiece The Scholars is a famous classical novel in China.

The book takes the whole feudal society as the critical object and different types of intellectuals as the center. Through the description and analysis of their lives and hearts, the faces of all kinds of literati are outlined.

In addition, there are some stories about ghosts and gods, such as Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, Bonger's Notes on Nights, and Ji Yun's Notes on Yuewei Caotang. Their appearance marks the highest artistic achievement of China's ancient vernacular novels and classical Chinese novels.