Week by Week

The summer of the eighth year of Taixi in the Great Zhou Dynasty. This year, the emperor still visited the Eastern Capital and refused to leave. This year, the prostitutes by the Qinhuai River still got up late to comb their hair, and the warm breeze from the south of the Yangtze River made tourists intoxicated; This year, the refugee turmoil in Shanxi has just begun to show its fangs; This year, countless victims of the severe drought in Shaanxi and Gansu were still struggling to support themselves, waiting for relief from the court; This year, in the Zhending Mansion on Hebei West Road, someone carried a man out of a dry well. . . . . . The whole land of China is scattered, who among the living beings is pitiful? After thirty years of fighting, no one dares to say what is right or wrong. Let's look at the world today. Who owns the world?