Introduction to the work "Embers on the Red Wall"
A red wall separates the troubled times, and a handful of embers perpetuates civilization.
During the Dayin Dynasty, Yong'an City was in a storm. Jingyan holds the sword to determine the territory and calms down the civil strife with the original intention of "putting the people first"; Shen Weiwan hangs the pot to help the world and appeases all living beings with the benevolence of "respecting life". A jade pendant engraved with the words "hold your hand and grow old together with your son" is not only a token of love between the two, but also a spark of civilization that has lasted for thousands of years - dynasties have changed, times have changed, and although the red wall has become a relic, this original intention has been passed down from generation to generation over the years.
When human civilization breaks away from the earth's gravity and moves towards the sea of stars, the shadow of greed suddenly envelopes the Milky Way. The Star Devourers swept in, and interstellar civilization was on the verge of collapse. In times of crisis, Jing Heng, a descendant of the Jing family, stepped forward. Based on the legacy of his ancestors, he gathered thousands of civilizations, turned his "original intention" into an interstellar convention, and built a bridge of peace amidst the flames of war.
From the red walls of Yong'an City to the stars of the Milky Way; from the power play of the rise and fall of dynasties to the grand narrative of interstellar symbiosis. "Embers of the Vermillion Wall" tells not only an epic inheritance that spans thousands of years, but also an ultimate exploration of the nature of civilization - technology will iterate and territories will expand, but only by adhering to the reverence for life, the persistence of justice, and the pursuit of symbiosis can civilization shine in the long river of the universe and realize the true starry sky.
This is a work that combines the richness of history, science fiction imagination and humanistic warmth. When the original fire of the heart traveled light years, all civilizations will eventually understand that the most immortal thing is never hegemony and technology, but the sincerity and perseverance passed down from generation to generation.
