Fu Jian, the King of Qin (Part 1): a Ganxi
by Yuan Wei
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In the fourth century AD, China was in the period of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms in history - the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south was located on the left side of the Yangtze River; in the north, many heroes emerged, among which Qin and Yan were the most powerful. In 369 AD, Ma Huanwen, the Great Sima of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, led 50,000 Jin troops to the north to attack Yan. They marched all the way to Fangtou. The Yan State was frightened and sent envoys to borrow troops from the Qin State, while preparing to flee to the old capital of Longcheng. At this time, the Yan State General Murong Chui invited himself to fight. Soon, the Qin and Yan coalition forces captured Fangtou. After a great victory, the Jin army was defeated and more than 30,000 people were beheaded in the end - Huan Wen retreated to Jiangdong and has been in trouble ever since; and in the northern wilderness, the game between Qin and Yan has just begun... This series is based on the dark and gorgeous history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The first part is led by Murong Chui's defection. It unfolds the intricate military and political struggles between the three kingdoms of the former Qin, the former Yan and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and depicts a series of portraits of historical figures headed by Fu Jian, Wang Meng, Murong Ling and others. This work has detailed and accurate research, and on the basis of respecting basic historical facts, it comprehensively uses a variety of artistic expression techniques. The re-creation fully restores the unique atmosphere of the special historical period of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms; while retaining the weight of the historical themes, it adds a variety of popular literature elements, with a compact plot and full tension; it explores and expresses the dark side of human nature in troubled times incisively and vividly, making it highly readable.
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