Looking at the Southern Soldiers and Northern Generals in the Ming and Qing Dynasties from the "tang General's Calligraphy
by Yang Haiying
About This Novel
"Tang General's Letters" is a letter written by a group of Ming Dynasty's Eastern Expedition soldiers during the Wanli War to Aid Korea to Liu Chenglong, a famous minister in the Seonjo period of Korea (1568-1608). This book is divided into three parts. The first part starts from the interpretation of "Tang General's Calligraphy" and examines relevant authors, related figures, events and other clues. The middle part explores the Ming Dynasty's strategy based on the clues provided by "Tang General's Calligraphy": from three aspects: peace talks, military training, food and salary and aftermath. The second chapter is based on specific figures such as Wu Weizhong, Luo Shangzhi, Zhang Yingzhong, Wu Zongdao, etc., And examines the southern soldiers and northern generals and their changing trajectories, in order to roughly outline the outline of this war and present the characters and their fate in the dynamic historical scene from multiple perspectives in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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