Yuanrong means a great army, a commander, or a marshal. In the Book of Songs, “Xiaoya: June,” it says: “Ten chariots of the great army lead the way.” It describes an army setting out with great momentum.
“As long as the commander lives, morale will never be crushed.”
“I only hope this war can end soon, so everyone can live a more normal life. Men farming and women weaving, ports used for trade instead of war. Children shouldn’t have to undergo military training from birth; they should have more choices...”
“War has destroyed too many beautiful things...”
Good, very good, very good