In troubled times, the war is rising, but the common people decide the world. Throughout China's thousand-year history, there has never been a shortage of legends about dynasty changes. But the most splendid and most subversive path to the founding of the country was undoubtedly the long journey of Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, to open up the Han Dynasty. The whole book of "Song of the Great Wind" takes time as the axis and characters as the soul, unfolding before our eyes the turmoil of the late Qin Dynasty, the power game between Chu and Han, and the solid foundation of the early Han Dynasty. The book abandons cold historical narratives and uses vivid stories, full-bodied characters, and ups and downs of plots to connect the entire story from the common people in Peixian County to the emperors of the world, from the frequent wars to the beginning of the prosperous age. This time, it is integrated into three core chapters, taking the events of Peixian County, the struggle for hegemony between Chu and Han, and the initial establishment of the Han Dynasty as the main lines, and integrating all the subsequent dynasty changes and the rise and fall of the prosperous times into the third volume, completely restoring the entire process of the Han Dynasty from scratch, from weak to strong. This is not only a history of the rise of a dynasty, but also a history of the struggle of ordinary people to seize opportunities, break through class, and achieve great achievements in troubled times. It is a passionate read and full of human truth.
