What he inherited was a broken country and a dynasty that was kneeling and proclaimed its vassal. The shame of the fathers, the constraints of powerful ministers, and the insecurity of the times are like iron walls, surrounding the future of the empire.
But Zhao Min, the seventh generation grandson of Song Taizu, had a different flame burning in his heart. He vindicated the name of the hero, showed his sword to powerful enemies, and vowed to personally reverse the destined decline of this dynasty - this was not only a confrontation with the enemy, but also a contest with the inertia of the entire era.
"Song Xiaozong Changes His Destiny Against Heaven" takes you into the most hopeful and tragic years of the Southern Song Dynasty, and sees how a lonely monarch "changed his destiny" in the name of "ZTE" and fought for a different future for Chinese civilization in the cracks of history. This is a generous tragic song of an idealist, a heroic epic that seeks variables in a certain number.
