The Soul of the Tang Dynasty in the Vast Sea: the Centenary Journey of the Orphan from the Western Border

He was a lord under the Anxi Protectorate of the Tang Dynasty. However, an irreconcilable personal grudge with his immediate boss forced him into a desperate situation. For the sake of survival and dignity, he was forced to abandon his homeland and go to the boundless grassland alone. In a foreign land where the weak were the strongest, he relied on his extraordinary bravery, wisdom and unforgettable mark of the Tang Dynasty to rise miraculously and become a powerful khan. However, under the golden roof of the Khan tent, he never forgot his roots for a moment. He, and his descendants, have always regarded themselves as "the lonely and evil sons of the Tang Dynasty". "Yiduhu" - this noble title is not only a symbol of power, but also a silent inscription in their hearts of the everlasting sense of belonging to the "Anxi Duhufu". Even though the yellow sand is thousands of miles away, even though their status is high and low, what they worship in their hearts is always the bright moon of Chang'an and the clothes, rituals and music of the Han family. "The Tang Dynasty collapsed, and the land of China collapsed." When the news came, Hanhai sobbed. The successive great Khans of the Yiduhu family, in their boundless grief, ignited a blazing fire of mission. They worked hard to govern and strengthen their troops, integrating the majestic power of the grassland with the fire of civilization originating from the Tang Dynasty. Their goal is no longer to settle down in a corner, but to "use the grassland as the basis, accumulate strength, and determine to reshape the Tang Dynasty!" They dream of one day returning eastward, regaining the fading glory, and letting the Tang flag fly over the mountains and rivers of their homeland again. This is a legend about exile and rise, an epic return of a family that spans hundreds of years and is unswervingly determined.