In July of the fifth year of Emperor Xianheng of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 674), the famous stone relief "Six Horses of Zhaoling" in front of the tomb of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin "disappeared" overnight, leaving only a blank space on the stone screen at the base, causing shock to the government and the public. The mother-son conflict between the empress Wu who actually ruled the country and the young princes Li Hong and Li Xian brothers led to a large number of conspiracies, betrayals, bloodshed, and deaths, creating potential risks of instability. The young team responsible for investigating the disappearance of Six Horses eventually betrayed their natural allegiances and revealed the truth about the case to the world.
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The Six Horses of Zhaoling, which protected Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty for thousands of years, were stolen by traitors during the warlord wars of the Republic of China. To this day, Sa Luzi and Quan Maoyu are still lost overseas. The descendants of China still need to work hard to bring the two horses back as soon as possible!
This book not only has a fascinating plot with twists and turns, but also has a delicate human nature, which is complex, tortuous, and cannot be summed up in terms of right or wrong.
The author's wonderful writing allows readers to wander in the context of the Tang Dynasty, and it takes a lot of effort to read the story of the Tang Dynasty.
The Six Horses of Zhaoling, which protected Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty for thousands of years, were stolen by traitors during the warlord wars of the Republic of China. To this day, Sa Luzi and Quan Maoyu are still lost overseas. The descendants of China still need to work hard to bring the two horses back as soon as possible!
This book not only has a fascinating plot with twists and turns, but also has a delicate human nature, which is complex, tortuous, and cannot be summed up in terms of right or wrong. The author's wonderful writing allows readers to wander in the context of the Tang Dynasty, and it takes a lot of effort to read the story of the Tang Dynasty.