"How can we allow others to snore on the side of the bed?"
Zhao Kuangyin's final declaration of annihilation of the Southern Tang Dynasty demonstrated his firm belief in the unification of the world. A thousand years later, it still sounded like wind and thunder. Zhang Mingyang uses the literary style of grudges and grudges to reproduce the soul-stirring historical changes of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms through the two main lines of north and south and the dual perspectives of Zhao Kuangyin and Li Yu: short-lived dynasties and long troubled times, power contests and the ups and downs of human nature...
This is a masterpiece of epic proportions, in which the divided continent must be reunited after a long time:
There were more than 50 monarchs in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, which seemed to be chaos, but in fact they were changes. From Guo Wei and Chai Rong to the Zhao brothers, heroes in the north emerged in large numbers. They were deciding whether to "end war with war" or "promote unification with peace."
This is a cruel trial in a troubled world where people are trapped and beasts still fight:
Feng Dao went through four dynasties and was scolded as a "shameless person", but he also maintained the local culture and people's livelihood; Han Xizai indulged in sensuality, but could not hide the painful struggle after his ideals were disillusioned; Qian Chu surrendered to the Song Dynasty to protect Wu and Yue, but he was still worried about his own safety... Rather than saying that troubled times have alienated human nature, it is better to say that human nature is the root of troubled times.
Open this book, watch the changing times in troubled times, and appreciate how people's hearts remain as they have always been!
