From a poor boy in the Qinghai Desert to the uncrowned king who controls the global shipping throat.
Ma Tengyun, with Haizi's poetry and wolfish ruthlessness, broke into the high seas, broke the monopoly, fought in northern Burma, and pacified the European continent.
He established a shipping empire, captured Malacca, and bought Panama and Suez.
But at the peak of his power, he chose to retreat to his hometown and practice his original intention of "facing the sea, with spring flowers blooming".
This is a maritime epic in which personal dreams and the mission of the country are intertwined.
His sea is in his heart and under his feet.
