Traveling Through Time, I Make History Have No Regrets!

Over the past five thousand years, China's civilization has shone like a galaxy, shining brightly across the world. However, when we look back at the vast history, we can't help but sigh with regret - the classics that were destroyed in the flames of war, the treasures lost overseas, the heroes whose ambitions were not fulfilled, the missed meeting points of civilizations... Although the historical picture is magnificent, it also leaves behind bits and pieces of mottled regrets, like the slight flaws on the jade, which attract endless reverie and regret. If there was a small boat that could carry us up the long river of time, we would devote all our energy to filling those heart-wrenching gaps. We are willing to become guardians, rescuing bamboo slips and silk books before the flames of Epang Palace rise, so that the light of wisdom of hundreds of schools of thought will never dim; we are willing to be messengers, rushing when the Dunhuang Sutra Cave is opened, so that thousands of scriptures and murals can safely stay in our homeland forever; we are willing to turn into the east wind, fill the sails on the masts of Zheng He's fleet, so that the magnificent voyage of the Maritime Silk Road will never be interrupted, and spread the friendship and dignity of China more deeply and widely... This is not an indulgence in illusory reverie, but stems from the deepest love and desire for protection of the roots of civilization. Traveling through time is to enrich the texture of history and make the treasures of civilization more dazzling. We long to see a "suffering-free" picture of China - not to erase the hardships of struggle, but to heal those avoidable wounds, so that the inheritance of civilization will be less tragic and more calm. Making up for historical regrets has far more significance than comforting the past. Every time a historical gap is filled, every civilization breakpoint is bridged, it injects tenacity into the backbone of the national spirit and draws inspiration for us today.