Yin Hongxuebai

Historical romance novels describe a number of major events and figures in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, but they are not strictly based on historical facts, that is, historical novels like Cai Dongfan's "The Romance of the Northern and Southern Dynasties" (because there is no need to write another novel like that). The whole story is tied together with fictional deeds of real historical figures. It will mainly write about the rise and fall of the Southern Qi and the reform of the Northern Wei, as well as the story of the two consecutive dynasties of the Qi and Liang dynasties established by the Xiao family in Nanlanling, etc... [Because the plot does not have a suitable label, I chose "Three Kingdoms" - three is more, which is quite appropriate, because the Northern and Southern Dynasties inherited the period when the Sixteen Kingdoms and the Eastern Jin coexisted after the Yongjia Rebellion in the Western Jin Dynasty, and then the long-term confrontation between the North and the South. This long-term confrontation caused frequent conflicts on the border and the long-term misfortune of the people in the North and South. , It was because China was divided at that time. It was the result of the great division and turmoil after the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty and the failure to complete the unification. For example, it was a pity that Fu Jian failed to defeat the Eastern Jin Dynasty and complete the unification of China. However, compared with the Sixteen Kingdoms period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties were at least relatively stable internally. Finally, the so-called "Later Three Kingdoms" era appeared, that is, the Southern Liang (and subsequent Chen), the Eastern Wei (Northern Qi), and the Western Wei (Northern Zhou)]. The Northern and Southern Dynasties were also the "end of the world". In Buddhist terms, it was the so-called Dharma Ending Age, because at that time there were relatively diverse beliefs and traditional "Confucianism" lost its dominance! However, it was precisely because of the diversity of beliefs that it ushered in a flourishing age of freedom of thought and created historical conditions for the inclusiveness of later generations in the Sui and Tang Dynasties.