Feng Liao: Chang'an Moon in the Wind and Sand

Name: Feng Liao: Chang'an Moon in the Wind and Sand
Author: Long Caihua

by Long Caihua

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156Kwords28chapters

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Ch. 28 — 弥留见证和平约青史留名韵悠长

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About This Novel

Taking the Western Han Dynasty as the background, it tells the story of the legendary female diplomat Feng Liao who took root in the Western Regions for more than thirty years and devoted her life to guarding the Han-Ukrainian Alliance and the peace of the Western Regions. Following Princess Jieyou and Qin Wu's grandson, Feng Liao relied on his extraordinary wisdom and courage to become the core link of the Han-Ukrain alliance. She went to the countries in the Western Regions with integrity to resolve the Nimi Rebellion and the crisis of the Wujiu Massacre, and put down the rebellion of Shache Hutuzheng and Cheshi's pro-Hungarian forces. In the desperate situation of shortage of food and grass and huge disparity in military strength, she repeatedly used the strategy of "courtesy first and then attack" to integrate the forces of the Western Regions, and joined forces with Zheng Ji and other Han generals to repel the Xiongnu offensive. Faced with multiple challenges such as the estrangement between the Xiongnu and his relatives, the struggle for aristocratic power, and the policy swings of the Han Dynasty, Feng Liao focused on the overall situation, whether by marrying to consolidate alliances, or outwitting conspiracies, or going to war despite being ill, and always adhered to his original intention of "pacifying the countries, uniting the weak and controlling the strong". She promoted the establishment of the Protectorate of the Western Regions, standardized the trade order on the Silk Road, and at the end of her life she brokered a peace treaty between Han, Wusun, and Xiongnu, ending decades of war. From a young messenger to "Mrs. Xuanyi", Feng Liao traveled across the Gobi Desert of the Western Region as a woman, resolved countless crises with diplomatic wisdom, and protected the tranquility of the Western Region with her tenacity. Her life was a legend in the history of Chinese diplomacy, the cornerstone of the Han-Ukrainian Alliance, and the guardian of peace on the Silk Road. Her deeds were like the bright moon in the Western Regions, which illuminated the road to peace between Han and Hungary, and also left an immortal reputation as an "eternal female diplomat" in the long history.