Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 1888 No women, they are nothing!
At that time, Fu Yuejun tilted his head and said convincingly to Empress Dowager Cixi: "I think Emperor Wu is a good example." '

Those civil officials did not approve of Emperor Wu's ascension to the throne, thinking that it was the cock of the morning. '

'But I think she is more courageous than all women, and she is worthy of emulation and recognition. Without women, can their men make achievements? '

'Why do they think that it is the law of heaven that they are superior, and women are only worthy of their husbands and children? '

'They don't even think about it, there are no women, they are nothing! '

Fu Yuejun dared to say anything at that time. She never felt that there was anything wrong with the Empress Dowager Cixi's regent. The emperor was incompetent, so naturally the capable should rule.

It's a pity that Empress Dowager Cixi doesn't have the courage of Emperor Wu.

She knew that the Empress Dowager also wanted to follow the example of Emperor Wu.

But the Empress Dowager didn't have that much courage, she didn't want to be drowned by the spitting stars, and she didn't have the strategy of governing the country like Emperor Wu, so she didn't dare to overthrow the emperor herself.

But the behavior of the Empress Dowager Cixi is no different from being an emperor.

At that time, men and women were equal in Western countries, but it was a pity that their concept of male superiority and female inferiority in Kyushu was too decadent. Probably all women at that time felt that they could not live without men.

Even humble to please men.

Fu Yuejun can't control others, but she can control herself. She doesn't want to be a man's accessory like other women. She has her own pride and ambition.

She is not interested in being an emperor, but she definitely wants to become a woman who is all-powerful in the era like Emperor Wu.

Who says women are inferior to men?
"I was almost scared to death by you at that time, you really dare to say anything." Qin Zhiyu can still recall how she felt at that time, standing there like a sculpture, the sweat dripped down, I dare not say a word.

Don't talk about her, the servants of the Fucha family at that time also didn't dare to show their pride.

You must know that she is the Empress Dowager Cixi who is in charge of state affairs. Even the emperor would not dare to speak like that in front of her, let alone a girl like Fu Yuejun.

At the beginning, Concubine Zhen just said something like "the queen concubine of the Qing Dynasty is not allowed to do politics, but she is allowed to listen to politics behind the curtain", which completely annoyed the empress dowager, and was finally punished by stripping her clothes.

The dignified empress and concubine of the Qing Dynasty suffered such humiliation.

So, whoever is so bold as to dare to say things like Emperor Wu to Empress Dowager Cixi, wouldn't that be treason?

Fu Yuejun pursed her beautiful lips: "I really can't be so obedient to the old lady, we have to be obedient to her, otherwise obedient obedience to her will only make her feel that everything is right."

"Actually, she did many things wrong."

"For example, in those wars with the big powers at that time, they lost in the end and had to cede land and pay compensation."

"It's a pity that I was still young at the time and couldn't stop her."

When she was born, the Qing Dynasty was already on the verge of collapse, and even sages would make mistakes, let alone the aging Empress Dowager Cixi.

In general, this is the fate of the Qing Dynasty.

Even the Empress Dowager Cixi tried her best to turn the tide, but she still lost in a mess.

"Fate is like this, no matter how hard you stop it, it's useless."

A smile appeared in Qin Zhiyu's eyes, and he comforted him: "You see, it's pretty good now. On the road to democracy and republic, there will be no more emperors in the future, and there is nothing so high that the emperor is far away."

She knew that although Fu Yuejun talked about the republic and hoped that the common people would no longer be oppressed, he was also reluctant to let the Qing Dynasty collapse.

(End of this chapter)