In 1170, Lu You was demoted to Shu and met a boatman who could "listen to water" in the Three Gorges.
He is not a time traveler, but he possesses the lost secret book Shui Tu of "Shui Jing Zhu".
Li Zhou used the "quasi-watching method" to measure the river and the "water-listening method" to predict danger. Between the official water map and the family secret book, he discovered that someone was tampering with the flow of the Yangtze River.
Three women protect the truth in three ways: the boat girl Liu Niang's knotted water painting, the witch Yunxiu's silent eyes, and the concubine Su's carvings on the bottom of the river.
They have never met, but they used their bodies, time, and stones to ask the same question to the same river.
600 Years later, the Three Gorges Museum.
Three display cabinets, rope knots, murals, and stone carvings.
One girl asked: "Do they know each other?"
Only the reader knows the answer.
[Go into ancient books and see history] Essay entries are based on the real historical materials of "Shui Jing Zhu" and "Entering Shu" to restore the Three Gorges of the Southern Song Dynasty that you have never seen before.
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