Because the Qing dynasty didn't trust the Han people, and the Qing dynasty adopted the policy of giving priority to the Central Plains culture and supplementing the Manchu culture, in the end, the Han officials had no position in the land of the Han people, which made people want to "fight against the Qing Dynasty and regain their sight".

First, the influence of Confucius and Mencius Confucianism

Manchu Eight Banners are outsiders. For the Han people who were deeply influenced by Confucius and Mencius, Manchu people were barbarians. In addition, when the Manchus entered the customs, she carried out a high-handed policy toward the Han people. She adopted policies such as "shaving her head and changing clothes" to attack the Han people ideologically and kill those who refused to accept it. There are the famous Yangzhou 10th and Jiading 3rd Slaughters, and the Han people naturally rebelled.

Second, the Qing dynasty didn't trust the Han people.

The Qing court never trusted the Han people. It was only in the late Qing Dynasty that the children of the Eight Banners lost their fighting capacity and had to use Han generals, such as Zeng Guofan and Li Hongzhang. Although the Manchu emperor had a high level of Chinese culture, it became a means for them to speculate on the psychological activities of Han literati and persecute them with "literary inquisition" at every turn.

Third, Central Plains culture is dominant, followed by Manchu culture.

Judging from the number of people, the vast majority are Han Chinese, and Manchu is a minority. Compared with the number of people, the Han people are very dissatisfied. Why are fewer and fewer people still dominant? In addition, after the Qing court entered the customs, the Central Plains culture was dominant, followed by Manchu culture, and the Han culture was dominant in culture and thought, which was also a major factor.

Fourth, Han people are not senior officials.

The Han literati who can enter the superstructure are generally below Manchu officials, and government officials such as local governors are Manchu. It was not until the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom that Hu Linyi became the first governor of the Han Dynasty. This kind of ruling method, which is incompatible with the Han society, led to the rise of the "anti-Qing and regaining sight" movement. Manchu also revised and smeared the ancient books of past dynasties. All books that opposed feudal ethics, rebelled against Manchu rule, and even were not conducive to the image of the Qing Dynasty were completely deleted.

To sum up, compared with the Yuan Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty was more like suffering from a chronic disease, which lasted for more than 200 years. In this case, it is not surprising that anti-Qing organizations continue to exert influence on the people.