The sun refers to the sun; the moon refers to the lunar yin; the sun and moon in the sky are metaphors for the dignity of the emperor and empress in the human world.
In the earth of the emperor and empress, there are preserved 289 spring and autumn periods of the Tang Dynasty, more than 100,000 sunrises and nearly 3,500 full moons. This book seamlessly narrates the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty through plot-based historical presentation. The famous events, grand background and vivid characters are appropriately interpreted on the basis of historical materials to restore the tragedies and comedies of each emperor, a large number of princes, generals and ordinary people, and present a prosperous dynasty in the eyes of today's people.
This novel, with approximately 500,000 words, is one of three historical novels: "Sun and Moon of the Tang Dynasty", "Five Dynasties of Blood", and "Sad Wind of the Southern Tang Dynasty". The first two volumes are mostly general historical narratives and plot interpretations, while "Sad Wind of the Southern Tang Dynasty" is a purely plot novel; in chronological order, "Sun and Moon of the Tang Dynasty" will be presented first. Come with me, knock on the door of the empire, travel into a country where all nations converge, walk into the sun and moon of the Tang Dynasty, and feel the joys and sorrows of the emperors, as well as their romantic affairs...
