Chapter 60 Disappointing Beijing City

The sky was full of dark clouds, very low. The Forbidden City looks gloomy and old under the dark sky. Against this empty and deserted background, a middle-aged man, with his luggage on his back, sadly left the capital and traveled farther and farther. This middle-aged man is our protagonist - Yu Jiayan. The year is 1633 AD. At this time, the Ming Dynasty was already in danger. The Houjin army had already occupied Liaodong and was ready to go. Liu Zongmin and Li Zicheng had risen in the mainland. Eleven years later, it was these people who would personally end this rule that ruled China for nearly three hundred years. Years of the Ming Dynasty.

Prior to this, Yu Jiayan had lived in the capital for three years. He was a scholar. He was promoted as a deputy tribute student at the age of forty-five and entered the Imperial College in the capital. During these three years, facing the dilapidated Regarding the political situation, he once wrote a ten-thousand-word book and handed it in angrily, proposing his own reform plan, but obviously this move was too naive. How could those corrupt officials in the Ming Dynasty have the heart to read these things he wrote? , After waiting for a long time with no results, Yu Jiayan was finally disappointed.

Before coming to the capital, I felt that it was my responsibility to reorganize the rivers and mountains, just wait, I will try my best to turn the tide!This is a common characteristic of scholars. They are all in their forties, and they still have the dreams of their youth. After coming to the capital, I realized that ambition here cannot be used as a money envoy. With my status, I don't even have a place to speak here. Look at those high-ranking officials who have something to say, but they are all busy with corruption and accepting bribes. Chopped up by Emperor Chongzhen with a knife, do you think there is still a place for loyal ministers here?

So when Yu Jiayan was forty-eight years old, he left the capital in disappointment, leaving the official career he had dreamed of being able to contribute to saving the country. Since then, the Ming Dynasty lost a government talent who wanted to serve the country, but unexpectedly added a famous doctor to the common people. In the ten years after Yu Jiayan returned to his hometown of Jiangxi, he treated a large number of patients and became famous as a famous doctor. Just one year before the fall of the Ming Dynasty, that is, in 1643 AD, he published his first book The book "Morning Grass", the interesting thing is that this book was published by an old friend of Yu Jiayan, Mr. Hu Youchen. The two also hoped to improve medicine and make the common people healthier, so as to contribute to Emperor Chongzhen's great cause of rejuvenation, but I guess at this time the poor Emperor Chongzhen had already begun to think about which method of suicide was the best.

But in any case, in this book, Yu Jiayan demonstrated his superb medical skills, which is amazing.