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Chen Sheng
Description: Shen Sheng has always been obedient and never once deviated from the life course set for him by others. Everything changes when Cheng Mu, a literature professor, comes into his life. By accident, he discovers the young professor's secret. At the same time, the professor also finds out about Shen S
Chapters: 97 Chapters + Extras
Status: Ongoing
Tags: University, Teacher/Student, China, Full Colour
Chen Sheng Chapter 3
It’s been a few weeks since the last chapter, and this is because the author was updating irregularly. I’m not too sure what her release schedule is, but anyways...here are the relevant links!
Chapter 3: Bar Danger
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One thousand years ago, they shouted: "Are the kings and lords different breed? Are generals and ministers different breed?" And there they started their rebellion that sparked a thought that burnt down the first empire of China. The uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, in 209 BC, was the first well-documented peasant uprising in China. A rebellion, historians say; but I always refer it a revolution. Since Chen claimed himself a king soon after the breaking of his action, historians nowadays often declare that Chen's self-interest and self-aggrandization motivated his action more than his desire to overthrow a tyranny. That said, his quote is still inspiring to me and a lot of my fellow Chinese. To me, he and his fellow Chinese at the time interrogated the world with sticks, pitchforks and stones. The questions that they had asked remain unanswered for now. But people will just keep asking. Answer us, or we will interrogate you with anything we have.
燕雀安知鴻鵠志! How can a little songbird understand the ambitions of a grand swan!
陳勝 / 陳涉 (Chen Sheng / Chen She)
Leader of the first rebellion against the Qin Dynasty, 大澤鄉起義 (Daze Village Uprising)