Three hundred years from the end of Qin Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty, five generations of the Xu family in Peixian County were ups and downs. The rise and fall of the common people's fireworks are used as a guide to connect the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty. Temples customized systems, expanded territories, and integrated cultural contexts. The people gradually faded away the old knowledge of the Xia Dynasty and refined the consensus of one body. Using the micro history of the family to reflect the general trend of the nation, it narrates the majestic epic of the Xia Dynasty that molded the Han people, and explains why our generation can be called the root of Han people's civilization.
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This is a top-notch historical novel of the Han Dynasty with solid research, grand structure, far-reaching ideas, and calm writing. It not only tells stories and writes about political strategies, but also uses the family as a ruler to measure the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty over four hundred years; with cultural context as the soul, it traces the spiritual roots of the Han people.
This is a top-notch historical novel of the Han Dynasty with solid research, grand structure, far-reaching ideas, and calm writing. It not only tells stories and writes about political strategies, but also uses the family as a ruler to measure the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty over four hundred years; with cultural context as the soul, it traces the spiritual roots of the Han people.