The vast water of the Yangtze River can swallow the golden powder of the Six Dynasties, but it cannot dissolve the eight years of the Republic of China, which was boiled with iron and fire.
In 1919, when the Yangtze River shuddered, geologist Cheng Yanqiu was involved in the fight for the "Secret Hydrographic Archives of the Yangtze River". This scroll, which the former governor of the Qinghe River Road guarded with his life, actually marked the arsenal that Zhang Zhidong had hidden for thirty years. Jiang'an warlords, ships of the great powers and revolutionary patriots fought in the whirlpool of steam turbines and bronze crossbows. The opium ship of the Qinggang sank carrying French bonds, the gears of the German fortress shattered the Japanese spy network, and the barrel of the female agent staying in the Soviet Union was engraved with the pattern "Tiangong Kaiwu". When Cheng Yanqiu detonated nitroglycerin at the bottom of the river, one hundred thousand tons of river water was wrapped with Hanyang-made firearms and neon signs, and the most bloody answer in the thousand-year flood control book was opened: the dragon's veins are not in the mountains and rivers, but the ruler of the world in the hands of the gamebreaker.
