When it comes to the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties period, in the eyes of many young people with imperial and Han thoughts, it is simply the most shameful and darkest era in Chinese history.

The once glorious Han Dynasty completely declined and perished, and the Wei State that took over did not last long before it was usurped by the Sima family.

China entered the Jin Dynasty, but the Jin Dynasty was a sick seedling in Chinese history, or this dynasty was congenitally deficient.

Almost all the old martial arts books left by the Han Dynasty have been eaten up, and the force value of the Han people for many years has been exhausted in internal friction.

However, Confucianism left by the Han Dynasty became the mainstream culture at that time, and people at that time liked to make a fuss about Confucian culture.

Celebrities and gentlemen wore wide robes and large sleeves one by one, their heads were scattered, and they vied with each other to attract fans, and then went to the streets to pretend to be crazy and stupid, just with such a ****, how can they govern the country well?

And these guys have little ability to govern the country, but the ability of the big-mouthed cannon is a top trick, not only is the big-mouthed cannon powerful, but they are also very good at the party and government.

It was the first time in Chinese history that Confucianism successfully emasculated the martial spirit of the entire nation, and the entire imperial court could be said to be a mess.

If Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who fought the Huns abruptly, if he knew that his descendants would be like that later, I am afraid that even if he was in the coffin, he would be angry and jump to his feet.

But who is to blame for this? If you want to be obedient, you can only blame Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, why did you depose the hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone?

Facts have proved that the Confucian idea of great unification is indeed the best theme idea conducive to the rule of the state in those years. But later, Confucianism, under the continuous evolution of those unfilial descendants, has become an absolutely sloppy black science.

And what has emasculated the martial spirit of the Chinese nation is this damn Confucian culture, and even now this kind of cultural thought has been poisoning our younger generation.

It is these ideas that have completely destroyed the martial spirit of our Chinese civilization. and adventurous spirit, so that in the later era of world discovery, we were completely left behind by white-skinned ghost animals.

And the Jin Dynasty is the first victim of this Confucian culture, a group of Confucian students who only know poetry and songs, and keep talking about etiquette and morality, when they occupy the court, how can they resist those barbarians who come to the grassland?

Then the Chinese civilization ushered in the darkest era of chaos and chaos. The birthplace of the Yellow River civilization: the Central Plains, Hebei, Hedong, Guanzhong, Longxi and other places are basically occupied by the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Qian, Di, Qiang and other ethnic groups. and established sixteen secessionist regimes.

And when these regimes change, of course, wars will break out constantly, and those wars will destroy countless relics of the great civilization left by the Han Dynasty.

Moreover, these aliens also wantonly slaughtered the Han people, so that the Han people north of the Yellow River were almost killed.

But in the end these regimes. But all of them were joined together by a miraculous exchange with the assistance of one religion.

Therefore, when many people talk about it now, they will desperately smear gold on the face of Confucianism, saying that it was the great unification of Confucianism back then. Let these aliens gradually assimilate into Han Chinese, in fact, it is all special nonsense.

In fact, Buddhism plays a major role in this great national integration!

Although the ideology of Confucianism has indeed played a certain role, if it is said to be effective, it is certainly not as violent as Buddhism.

You must know that after the Hu barbarians settled in the Central Plains, they were quickly dazzled by the Huahua world in the Central Plains, and soon lost their original sharpness, and at this time, Buddhism took advantage of the situation and became the faith of these foreign races.

Buddhism is actually a hypnotic religion that is very cruel to oneself, and he does not encourage people to fight and grab, but also encourages you to give silently, pay attention to what is to collect blessings for the next life, and pay attention to what cause and effect reincarnation.

It was this concept that quickly softened the bones of those Hu people, and then soon these alien races were colliding with each other and communicating with each other, and gradually merged into one.

Later, when Emperor Xianbei Tuoba changed his surname to Han, other alien races also followed suit, and quickly completed national integration and transformation.

Therefore, the influence and indoctrination of Buddhism on those alien races is far more important than the Confucian idea of great unification.

Don't you see how much of a bull Mongolia swept the world back then? Even if he was driven to Mobei by Zhu Yuanzhang later, he was able to beat the Ming Dynasty army several times later, but in the end, the Manchurians introduced the Lamaism to the grassland very insidiously, and then those fierce Mongolian knights could no longer be strong.

Once they believed in the Immortal Heaven, they quickly lost their combat effectiveness, and they no longer had the courage of their ancestors to sweep the world.

If it weren't for such a strange religion, the Hu people, who had no ethics and morality at all, and only believed in fists and strength, would have killed the Han people long ago.

It was also this religion that quickly softened the bones of those Hu people, so that when he came to the Xianbei Tuoba Emperor, he found that it was no longer possible to change his Han surname.

Because most of the officers and soldiers under his command believe in Buddhism, let them kill people, they are afraid of evil, and in this way, their own soldiers have become soft bone soldiers, if they do not change their surnames, when the time comes, they will not be able to make a rebellion of the Han people, so they will kill all the Lao Tzu.

Forget it, let's change it to a Han surname, so that Lao Tzu will be one with you, see how you still make Lao Tzu rebel?

Lao Tzu changed his surname, and he is also a Han person, that is, an authentic Han emperor, so you have no reason to rebel against me, right?

With him taking the lead, some other foreign regimes later followed suit and quickly changed their surnames or the nation, so the integration of the first generation of nationalities was quickly completed.

Of course, this allusion is put in the mouths of those in power now, and it will definitely not be said, after all, we are materialists, how can we envelop those ethereal things in this life and the next life?

You ordinary people are not allowed to believe in these, if you believe this, then who will buy work for Lao Tzu? They all burned incense at home and recited the Buddha to accumulate blessings for the next life.

For example, if you go to a monk's temple to burn incense and hit the New Year's bell, you can experience these things for you, and you people must give me materialism......

Far away, let's talk about this masterpiece of Buddhism, that is, these Buddha statues, because in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Buddhism was very prosperous, so this thing has become the most representative cultural relics of that era.

The Buddha statues of that era are the most numerous and of the best quality unearthed now, so they have very high artistic value and archaeological value.

The collection in this exhibition hall can be said to be one of the most characteristic masterpieces.

In this exhibition hall, there are all kinds of seated Buddhas, four-faced Buddhas, and the materials are also different, there are stone carvings, bronze casting, and so on.

There were also from various regions of China, some from the Jiaozhou Peninsula, some from Hui Province, and even from the Western Regions at that time.

Each Buddha statue has its own characteristics, and it is a very representative group of works at that time.

Jin Muchen looked at it very carefully, but he soon got tired of it, after all, these Buddha statues, compared with the batch of Buddha statues he searched for at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, are not enough to see, and the batch in Boston can be regarded as the best of the best.

Further back, there is the exhibition hall of cultural relics from the Tang Dynasty.

This exhibition hall is much larger than the previous two exhibition halls, and there are also the most cultural relics in it, which shows the importance of the Tang Dynasty in the hearts of the Japanese.

When people talk about Chinese history, the first two most representative dynasties that come to mind are the Han and Tang dynasties.

After all, the Han Dynasty was too long in the past, and because after the Jin Dynasty, which was not angry, it was the Five Hu Chaohua, and when the Five Hu Chaohua was in China, the birthplace of the Yellow River civilization in that era was basically destroyed.

Even Chang'an City and the Eastern Capital have suffered many baptisms of war, and the most representative three palaces of the Han Dynasty built by Han Gaozu and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty have been burned down.

So the Han Dynasty left too little and too little, and the Tang Dynasty was different.

Although the Tang Dynasty was destroyed by war in the end, the Tang Dynasty was more than a thousand years closer to us than the Han Dynasty after all, so the Tang Dynasty still had a lot of good things left.

Moreover, the Tang Dynasty can be said to be a Chinese dynasty that has the most profound influence on Japan, so although the current Japanese have abandoned Chinese civilization and chosen to completely Westernize, the Tang Dynasty still has a very special historical status in the hearts of the Japanese.

Therefore, this exhibition hall with the theme of the Tang Dynasty can be said to be very luxurious, at least in terms of area, it is much larger than the previous two exhibition halls.

The exhibits inside are even more varied, not as single as in the front two Chinese cultural relics exhibition halls, Tang Sancai Shuanglong ear vase, and the ancestors of Chinese porcelain, the earliest batch of white porcelain phoenix head vases of the Tang Dynasty, and then to the Buddha statues of the Tang Dynasty, the paintings of famous artists in the Tang Dynasty, as well as all kinds of exquisite goldware, bronze mirrors are everything, and almost all of them are boutiques.

Even the well-informed Jin Muchen was dazzled. (To be continued.) )