"The Conflict between Chu and Han" narrates the historical story from 209 BC to 201 BC. After the death of Qin Shihuang, the second generation Hu Hai was mediocre and cruel, and the people could not bear the oppression and rebelled one after another. Following Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, Xiang Yu gathered people in Jiangdong to launch troops, and Liu Bang rebelled by killing pythons in Mang and Dang Mountains. Following the orders of King Huai of Chu, the two men divided their forces to attack Qin. Liu Bang led his troops into Guanzhong first, but Prince Qin Ying surrendered, and Qin was destroyed. Afterwards, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu competed for political power, forming a conflict between Chu and Han. After five years of struggle, Chu and Han finally fought a decisive battle in Gai. Xiang Yu was defeated and committed suicide in Wujiang River. Liu Bang unified China and established the Western Han Dynasty.
