A Top Scholar From A Humble Background.

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The content discusses the historical context of ethnic relations in the Minxi region, focusing on the Hakka and minority groups. It highlights the Ming Dynasty's view of minorities as "barbarians" and the resulting policies of suppression and appeasement. The narrative details the exploitation of captured minority women as spoils of war, illustrating the grim realities of human trafficking during the Ming era. A group of scholars visits a market where women are displayed for sale, emphasizing societal attitudes towards these women and the normalization of such practices. The scene reflects the harsh dynamics of power and cultural perceptions of the time.

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