Research On The Group Of "Shaoxing Private Adviser" In Qing Dynasty

"Shaoxing private adviser" sprouted from the Ming Dynasty,formed a rural community in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties,experienced Two orgasms during the Kangxi,Yongzheng,Qianlong period and Taiping Heavenly Kingdoms,and perish in the late Qing and the Republic of China.During the development of the Qing Dynasty Shogunate,Shaoxing’s famous curtains were frequent.Wu Sidao,Wang Huizu and others could all be called models of the private adviser,and the Baoding Mansion was the origin of the "authentic" of the private adviser." Shaoxing private adviser " can be divided into criminal names,Qian Gu,private adviser Shuqi and other types according to their functions.They must learning skills before start working,and then they can enter the museum.After entering the hall,the official waited for " Shaoxing private adviser " as a guest,and they also harkworking.In the hall,it has its own unique business principles and ways of handling the world,such as not meeting the principal,Then resigned.The phenomenon of the emergence of masters in Shaoxing in the Qing Dynasty is closely related to the local tradition of idioms,the contradiction between people and land,and the tradition of officials.It is the multiple influences of the above factors that make "Shaoxing private adviser" more outstanding.After taking office,Master Shaoxing became an important participant in local public affairs.They assisted the principal in dealing with issues of justice,taxation,water conservancy,disaster relief and maintained the feudal monarchy and local stability,which had a positive side.However,after the mid-Qianlong period,the “Shaoxing private adviser” gradually deteriorated,and unhealthy phenomena such as official rule and party formation in the Qing dynasty frequently occurred,which had a negative impact on the officials ’governance in the Qing Dynasty,and social evaluations were on the decline.The effects of governance were not satisfactory,until the occupation of Master Shi died in the late Qing Dynasty.