A group of survivors of the Battle of Yashan in the Southern Song Dynasty crossed the ocean and established a city in Nanmingzhou that belonged exclusively to the Han people. They welcomed Zheng He's fleet and accepted the canonization of the Ming Dynasty, but fell under the massacre of the British colonial fleet. Only today in Australia, a large number of traces of the Han people's life and destroyed stone carvings have been left. There are also Chinese pastoral dogs and civet cats that have been living on Australian soil until now and are called dingoes and dingoes by local people.
