Zhaohua Fifty-six: the Wind Rises in Xianyang
by Mawangshan
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Mount Wei, a watershed of destiny, separates the east and the west into two worlds: chaos on one side and civilization on the other. In the past three hundred years or so, the word "Qin" in the eyes of the countries in Shandong has the same meaning as the barbarian Rongdi, and is not essentially different from the nomadic tribes in the north. Only by crossing Mount Laoshan and getting closer to the Central Plains can the people of Qin stand upright and run horses enthusiastically. In 307 BC, the longest reigning king in history appeared.
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