What are the reasons for the Taiping uprising in China?

The rebels were called “taiping”. These were mostly simple peasants from the south of China, who protested against the gradual growth of influence in the internal economic affairs of the country of foreign states, demanded, among other things, the replacement of traditional religions with Christianity, as a religion that brought progress and development of industry and culture. But the most important thing was the unwillingness to live under the rule of the Qing dynasty that came from Manchuria. For two centuries, the emperors could not become their own among the Chinese.