The unification of the Western Jin Dynasty was just a short-lived flash in the pan; it was difficult to turn the tide by moving the clothes to the south. This is the most gorgeous dark age in Chinese history - aristocratic families are in a state of intoxication, but they can't conceal the swords and swords of the Eight Kings Rebellion; celebrities are romantic and talk about mysteries, but they are ultimately no match for the beacon fire and smoke of the Wuhu cavalry. From the dim-witted emperor who "why not eat minced meat" to the brave Northern Expedition who "heard the chicken dance"; from the swallows in front of Wang Xietang to the sound of wind on the bank of Fei River... After a short period of unification, the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Two Jin Dynasties completely fell into division and turmoil that lasted for three hundred years.
This album is based on rigorous historical facts and uses immersive narrative to reveal the complex aspects of the two Jin Dynasties: you will see the machinations and absurdities of the Sima family, the peak and decadence of gentry politics, the blood, tears and rebirth of the fusion of Hu and Han, and the light of culture shining in the darkness - Tao Yuanming's Peach Blossom Spring and Wang Xizhi's Orchid Pavilion Preface.
Follow the anchor's narration and travel back to that era full of contradictions. The decline of the two Jin Dynasties is not only the rise and fall of the dynasty, but also the rebirth of a nation in the fission.
