This is the main theme.

In terms of patriotism, during the Han and Tang dynasties, the patriotic fervor was high, while in the Song and Ming dynasties, it was much weaker. If you were in the Han dynasty and claimed to be anti-Han, supporting the Xiongnu, everyone would think you were crazy. The same goes for the Tang dynasty, although the ethnic policies were quite open, with many ethnic minorities doing business and holding official positions in China. But the main theme was patriotism, which you can see from Tang poetry. "As long as the Dragon City has its flying general, I won't let the Hu cavalry cross the Yin Mountains."

By the Song dynasty, people looked down on the Jin and Yuan culturally, but deep down, many had already become surrenderists, represented by Qin Hui. Under the blows of the modern First Sino-Japanese War and the Boxer Protocol, the Chinese people felt extremely inferior.

With the establishment of the new China and the reform and opening up, confidence and patriotism surged again.

In fact, the older you get, the more likely you are to become a rebel. I estimate that the post-2000 generation of rebels will have less and less space to survive.

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