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Chapter List (21) Free
- 1: Chapter 1 Yuan Shikai's History of His Fortune in Korea
- 2: Chapter 2 The first meeting between Yuan Shikai and Li Hongzhang
- 3: Chapter 3 Meiji Restoration, Rise of Japan
- 4: Chapter 4 Comparison of the military power of Qing and Japan before the war
- 5: Chapter Five: The Naval Battle of Yashan Bay, the Qing Army's Strong Ships Fled Without Fighting
- 6: Chapter 6 Li Hongzhang: One Man Against a Country
- 7: Chapter 7 Naval battle broke out: The sixth largest fleet in the world repeatedly made low-level mistakes
- 8: The eighth chapter raises the commander-in-chief alone, Deng Shichang fights against the Japanese navy with a lone ship
- 9: Chapter 9: Why did the mighty Beiyang Fleet suffer such a crushing defeat?
- 10: Chapter 10 Anton fell, and the Japanese army crossed the Yalu River for the first time in history
- 11: Chapter 11 The Motianling blockade battle, the only victory of the Qing army
- 12: Chapter 12 Lushun fell, and the strongest defense system of the Qing Dynasty was easily broken through
- 13: Chapter Thirteen: Annihilation of the whole army: the last hope of the Beiyang Fleet was extinguished by party struggle
- 14: Chapter Fourteen: The Root of the Defeat: Why Can't the Qing Dynasty Fight a Protracted War?
- 15: Chapter 15 "Treaty of Shimonoseki": Loss far more than on paper
- 16: Chapter 16 The Strongest Resistance!Taiwan's Isolated Island Anti-Japanese War
- 17: Chapter 17 The conclusion of Japanese spies: The whole people of the Qing Dynasty were corrupt!
- 18: Chapter 18 From Nobility to Empress Dowager: 26-year-old Cixi Takes Control of the Qing Dynasty
- 19: Chapter 19 Reform Movement of 1898: The Power Game Between Guangxu and Cixi
- 20: Chapter Twenty
- 21: Main references in this section
