在中国晚清时期的御敌斗争中,有一位魂断异国他乡的高级官员,他效仿伯夷、叔齐,活活饿死在印度。他就是被时人讥讽为“不战、不和、不守、不死、不降、不走”的两广总督叶名琛。在很长一段时期里,人们除了把第二次鸦片战争爆发的一个重要原因归结于他的外交失误外,并没有正视他在内政和御敌上做出的 During the war on the enemy in the late Qing Dynasty in China, there was a high-ranking official who died in a strange land of foreign origin. He followed Boni and Uncle Qi and starved to death in India. He is the Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi Province, Ye Mingchen, who was ridiculed by the people for “no war, no peace, no peace, no death, no reduction, no peace.” For a very long period of time, except for one of the major causes of the outbreak of the Second Opium War, which was attributed to his diplomatic mistakes, he did not face squarely his account of his internal affairs and enemy defenses