"The Chronicles of the Qin Dynasty: From the Fire in the Western Frontier to the Unification of the World" is a magnificent historical picture that takes the rise and fall of the Qin State as the main line, showing it from the horse herding tribe in the Western Frontier to the unification of the world, and finally its destruction.
The story begins in 850 BC. Qin Feizi, the leader of the Ying tribe, struggled to survive in a desperate situation surrounded by Rongdi. He relied on horse training skills and bronze craftsmanship to ignite the fire of survival for the tribe. After Qin Xianggong and King Qin were granted the title, and Qin Mu Gong dominated Xirong, the Qin State gradually rose. In Shang Yang's reform, he laid the foundation for a strong Qin Dynasty by moving trees to establish trust and conferring military honors; Yingzheng wiped out the six kingdoms and established China's first unified dynasty. He promoted the same text in books and the same track in cars, which profoundly shaped Chinese civilization.
However, harsh punishments and massive construction projects shook the foundation of the empire. The first emperor of Qin died of illness in Shaqiu, Zhao Gao's imperial edicts disrupted the government, and the second emperor of Qin became ignorant and violent, eventually triggering the Dazexiang Uprising. The whole world gathered to respond, Xiang Yu broke the cauldron and sank the boat and the giant deer showed his power, and Liu Bang entered the Guanzhong in three chapters. The fire in Xianyang Palace lasted for three months. Although the Qin Dynasty died, its legal system was like an eternal fire, integrating into the blood of the Han Dynasty and continuing the soul of unification for thousands of years.
