Introduction:
In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the thieves broke through the Beijing division, and the Son of Heaven was martyred by hanging. There are thieves and robbers stealing jade seals, and there are Tartars eyeing them outside. At a time when the country is in danger, a modern soul is possessed by the crown prince Zhu Cihong. In the face of this unprecedented crisis, Zhu Cihong raised his arms and shouted: I will never give in, I will never give in, I will not make peace, I will not pay compensation, I will not cede the land, I will not pay tribute, the Son of Heaven will guard the country, the king will die, the Han and the thief will not stand together, and the emperor will never be biased. He was determined to reorganize the dynasty and restore order. Zhu Cihong knew very well that in order to save the Ming Dynasty from danger, it was necessary to start with internal affairs, strengthen armaments, rectify the rule of officials, and at the same time actively seek cooperation with the rebels in various places to jointly resist foreign enemies. He carried out a series of reform measures, including the selection of meritocrats, the strengthening of border defense, and the development of the economy. On the external front, Zhu Cihong resolutely rejected all kinds of demands of the Tatars and swore to defend the dignity and territorial integrity of the country to the death. He sent envoys to various places, called on the heroes of the world to go to the national crisis, and personally led the army to fight side by side with the righteous army to resist the invasion of foreign enemies. In this life-and-death struggle, Zhu Cihong led the people of the Ming Dynasty to fight bloody battles with extraordinary courage and wisdom, and finally repelled the invasion of the Tatars and restored the dignity of the country. He not only saved the Ming Dynasty from danger, but also made future generations remember his loyalty and bravery.
