This book is a non-fiction historical novel that depicts a different historical picture of the early Qing Dynasty for readers. It has the weight of history and the lightness of novels, trying its best to create a pleasant reading experience for readers.
The four dynasties of Kang, Yong, Qian and Jia in the Qing Dynasty were called the prosperous ages of Kang and Qian, but in fact there were undercurrents and frequent wars among the people.
This novel takes the four thousand-year-old banquets from the 52nd year of Kangxi to the first year of Jiaqing as the historical background, and depicts the exchanges and collisions between temples and rivers and lakes!
It has created many chivalrous characters such as Liu Zhixie and Li Huier, as well as ugly villains such as Yao Dafu and Song Yuqing.
Important figures from the Kangxi Dynasty such as Zhang Tingyu, Chen Tingjing, Longkoduo, Wu Dali, and other princes all appeared.
"The Thousand Old Man's Feast" was painted by the court painter Jiao Bingzhen under the guidance of Lang Shining. After Kangxi personally copied the imperial poem, he also personally wrote on it. Its status and value far exceed the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" by Zhang Zeduan and "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" by Wang Ximeng in the Song Dynasty.
"The Feast of Thousands of Old Men" is a palace treasure and a symbol of the fate of the Qing Dynasty.
This novel revolves around this precious painting, and slowly unfolds the story. It includes both the "cold feeling at high places" as high as a temple, and the "hidden merit and fame" as far away as the world.
Li Wei, Fu Heng, Liu Tongxun, Yin Jishan, Yu Minzhong, Fukang'an, He Kun, Hai Lancha, Liu Yong, Ji Yun and other great figures from the Qianlong Dynasty will also all appear on stage, interpreting different multi-faceted lives.
Stay tuned!
