People's life in the Russian era

You mean the Russian Empire, that is, Tsarist Russia.

Tsarist Russia was a feudal country. /kloc-In the middle of the 6th century, Russia became a centralized feudal country and serfdom prevailed. Due to the obstruction of serfdom, by the middle of19th century, Russia's capitalist industry developed slowly, falling behind other major capitalist countries. The situation of serfs was very miserable and riots were frequent. At that time, the crisis was serious, and Tsar Alexander II abolished serfdom. Every farmer can get a small piece of land, but he must pay for it so that the landlord will not interfere too much in their lives. The reform was not thorough, so many feudal remnants were retained. The serfs have not changed for hundreds of years. Just as China citizens discriminate against farmers. Then World War I broke out and the Russian people lived in poverty. However, regardless of the people's lives, the Russian bourgeoisie still fought abroad and was strongly opposed by the people.

It is suggested to start with the living conditions of serfs,

Then there is the greed and weakness of the Russian bourgeoisie.

Combine history and modern society to sum up true knowledge.