Pei Zhongyan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to a low-income official in the late Middle Tang Dynasty. After witnessing the people's dire straits, he determined to promote institutional change with modern governance thinking. He worked step by step in the troubled times of separatist feudal towns and eunuch monopoly, setting off a silent and far-reaching "institutional revolution."
When systems become beliefs and names turn into contracts, can this empire sign a future that belongs to everyone? ——The answer lies not in destiny, but in the human heart.
