The Snow of Dunhuang, the Moon over Chang'an follows the fortunes of the Tang Dynasty, from its founding to its golden age, in a lighthearted, humorous style. The story begins with Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate Incident and, through a cast of vivid historical figures and events, depicts both the glory and upheaval of the Reign of Zhenguan. The book features political scheming among emperors and ministers, as well as the joys and sorrows of ordinary people; it has both the clash of armies on blood-soaked battlefields and the elegant gatherings of poets over wine. With its witty, lively narration, it lets you experience the grandeur of the Tang golden age and the unique charm of the era. This is an entertaining historical novel that helps you understand history through laughter and feel the spirit of the Tang through its stories.
