As the long river of time rushes by, those figures who once shined on the historical stage are like the twinkling stars in the night sky. Although they have gone through the baptism of time, they still exude a unique light.
In this grand long-distance race of history, so many heroes have come one after another. Their figures have gradually faded away in the smoke and dust of the years, but they have left a deep mark on the memory of future generations. They were either the founders of the Qin and Han dynasties, who used wisdom as a pen and the ink of power and strategy to outline the magnificent mountains and rivers on the scrolls of the early rise of China; or they were the trendsetters in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, who used courage and strategy to write legends on the war-torn battlefield; or they were The wise ministers and reformers in the prosperous Tang and Song Dynasties danced on the political and cultural stage with their enthusiasm for the country and the people; or the founders and regents of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties surged in the tide of the times, trying to control the direction of power.
They may hold the ideals of governing the country and lay the foundation for a dynasty; they may live in troubled times and use their power to rule the world; they may hold high positions and campaign for reforms; or they may struggle in the whirlpool of power and become witnesses of the rise and fall of dynasties. This is a drama of the era, including the strategies and ambitions of princes and generals, as well as the survival and struggle of small people; there are both glory and glory, but also setbacks and regrets. And we are just bystanders of this great drama. Through the gaps in the text, we can peek into the living souls and feel the breath and pulse of history.
