"Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties (Talk about Chinese History Series 7)" tells about: Three Kingdoms and Two Jins. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, various military groups were fighting each other, social unrest, and the country was divided. This situation was essentially the inevitable result of the development of powerful landlord forces since the Eastern Han Dynasty. Cao Cao's power gradually grew stronger and he once unified the north. However, he was defeated in Chibi and his attempt to unify China failed to come true. Sun and Liu's power developed, forming a situation of three kingdoms. During the Three Kingdoms period, all countries paid attention to economic development. The Western Jin Dynasty was once unified, but due to various sharp and complicated contradictions, it quickly perished. The Eastern Jin Dynasty settled in the south of the Yangtze River and confronted the political power established by the various ethnic groups who moved inland. The former Qin once unified the north and wanted to unify China, but was defeated in the Feishui War and the desire for unification was once again frustrated.
