hola quería saber si tu mod esta en español o ingles ya q hay mucho del contenido en chino pese a los traductores que ya existen ... tu mod esta increible

2K分辨率下右下角按钮都是重叠的

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING Good night! (I'm here at 9 a.m.)

祝你晚安，谢谢

thats cool thank u for the history I didn't know any of this and yeah it makes sense

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING However, today's ethnic policy is collectively referred to as "ethnic tolerance," and Manchus still live in the northern part of China, including Beijing, or the areas bordering Mongolia and Russia

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING Many colonists plundered a great deal of wealth during the Qing Dynasty. For example: do you think the Egyptians, when they saw the cat in the British Museum, thought it was a glorious time? When we were in high school, there was a book called "Modern Chinese History" which gave a large description of this history.

@DEN AKTA VIKING The Qing Dynasty was controlled by people who were not mainstream ethnic groups in China (e.g., men were asked to wear braids), attacked private culture, opposed technology and trade, was too arrogant and ignored the progress of The Times, etc. The late Qing Dynasty saw nearly 100 years of war on Chinese soil

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING I'm glad you like it.Despite its many achievements, the Qing Dynasty was disliked by most Chinese because of its late military, political, and cultural connections.If you are interested in Chinese history, you can look at the Han Dynasty or the pre-Qin period, the historical records are also relatively complete. Moreover, there have been many novels describing these times since 960 (we call it the Song Dynasty).

how does China view the Qing today?

thats cool, I always thought the manchu Qing was so cool too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MWDfLcf_ko&ab_channel=VOIDKOSMIK

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING Yes, you said "Qing Dynasty."

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING You can see my name, it means "green tea"

@DEN ÄKTA VIKING No, QING in Chinese is the Chinese character for "青", it is a color that probably corresponds to light green，The one you said is "清" in Chinese characters, even though they pronounce it similar

Manchu QIng?

brilliant !

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