Chang'an Fireworks from Zhenguan Fengnuan to the Late Tang Dynasty

A scrawled edict hides all the grievances of a family, and a city in Chang'an witnesses the rise and fall of two generations - do you dare to believe that the peaceful singing and dancing of Zhenguan's prosperous era actually hides the foreshadowing of the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty? Is the accusation of Jingzhao Shen's collaborating with the enemy and treason true, or is it a political conspiracy? The young man who has endured the humiliation and heavy burden, Shen Guichen, can he single-handedly bring justice to his family in the tide of the times? Taking the fall of the Sui Dynasty and the rise of the Tang Dynasty as the starting point, and the fireworks of Chang'an as the background, a legend spanning hundreds of years is connected: Shen Guichen risked his life to send a secret letter to help the Tang army conquer Chang'an, and unexpectedly discovered clues about the family's injustice; The Qingming Festival of Guan Zhizhi witnessed the prosperity of Chang'an streets and the happiness of the people; but it was also difficult to escape the changes of the times, witnessing the war and turmoil in the late Tang Dynasty, watching the glazed tiles fade and the bluestone stained with blood, and making a difficult choice between personal revenge and the righteousness of the family and country. There are the majestic fights between men and horses, the tenderness of fireworks in the city, and the exploration of the truth in the fog of history. This is a long historical novel with both historical depth and literary warmth. It uses subjective realistic techniques to restore the changes in Chang'an and the ups and downs of the times from the wind and warmth of Zhenguan to the dust and smoke of the late Tang Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.