Biography of Emperor Ming of Sui Dynasty

I saw a news a few years ago that Yang Guang's tomb was dug up by a developer. The developer's name was Yang Yong. A clever coincidence made me think of the emperor who was a great man with great talent and great strategy. He was a great man. He divided the Turks, connected the Silk Road, and opened the Grand Canal. He was the political, economic and cultural leader of China for hundreds of years. The barrier between the north and the south was broken again, and Yang Jian completed the geographical unification, but what is actually greater is the cultural unification, because the Grand Canal, this former main artery, prevented the Chinese nation from thinking about splitting again. Even in the subsequent Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the Southern and Northern Song Dynasties, every emperor would think about unification. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.