This is an epic patriotic chapter. More than four hundred years ago, Yan Ermei, a patriotic poet in the late Ming Dynasty, was ordered to rescue Concubine Xue but failed, and was treated coldly by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, Shi Kefa. But he was determined to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty and save the people from fire and water. So he spent all his wealth, recruited rebels, and vowed to fight the Qing army to the end. In the end, because he rescued the Ming army, the enemy was outnumbered and we were defeated.
Later, Yan Ermei fled and became a monk in Shaolin Temple. After hearing about the Yangzhou massacre, she angrily wrote "Cherishing Yangzhou" and was arrested and imprisoned. In prison, he learned that Emperor Chongzhen's golden seal was living in Dongshan. After he was rescued and released from prison by the abbot of Shaolin Temple, he made a comeback in search of the golden seal. After going through hardships, he came to Dongshan Mountain, where he and his friend Wu Mingchang, who was in the same department, performed one legendary story after another.
The plot of the story has ups and downs, the characters have clear likes and dislikes and is soul-stirring; the mystery of nature, the passionate poetry and songs, and the lingering sadness.
Reader comments
This book depicts the historical picture of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, and makes the patriotic prayer Yan Ermei flesh and blood, and fully recommends it to readers. It is really a good book.
Patriotic poet, typo!
This book depicts the historical picture of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, and makes the patriotic prayer Yan Ermei flesh and blood, and fully recommends it to readers. It is really a good book. Patriotic poet, typo!