In the windy sand of Mobei in the Northern Song Dynasty, there was hidden the fiercest flames of war and the softest symbiosis. Shen Jinghong rode alone into the grassland, used his crossbow to stop foreign enemies, and used the academy to integrate cultural heritage. However, in the confrontation with Agula, the leader of the Mobei tribe, he understood the truth that "the Han and the desert are not enemies."
Together they fought against the locust plague and dealt with the great food wisely. The covenant in the garrison meeting hall turned into the weights and measures of the mutual trading department; the sound of reading in the Pinus sylvestris school overshadowed the sound of horse hooves in the past. When the machete was melted into a plowshare, the beacon turned into a post station, half a silver pot fragment witnessed the deep love across ethnic groups, the eighteen-fold shao mai was wrapped in the incense of the blending of civilizations, and the song "Border Guarding Ballad" sang the legend of two generations of "guarding the land with their hearts".
This is not only a history of persevering on the frontier, but also an epic about tolerance and inheritance. Every page reads: World harmony is never a fantasy.
