Two hundred years ago, on the Tenth Day of Yangzhou, the Jiading Massacre occurred, and 800,000 Han people were stained with blood in the Yangtze River.
Two hundred years later, in Guiping, Guangxi, young Lin Daniu held his ancestral book "Remaining Banknotes in the Sea of Blood" and witnessed his father being whipped to death by a landlord. He joined the God Worshiping Association just for a meal, a piece of land, and the phrase "everyone is equal."
During the Jintian Uprising, Yong'an broke through and established Tianjing as its capital. The Taiping Army swept across half of the country, and Lin Daniu grew from a charcoal burner to a general of the Kingdom of Heaven. But the biggest enemy was not the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty, but Zeng Guofan, the Han Chinese who used the blood of his compatriots to keep the Qing Dynasty alive in the name of "defending the Tao".
After Tianjing fell, Lin Daniu carved in the wooden cage of the execution ground: "Han people, we will rise again in fifty years."
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was defeated, but the fire was planted. Fifty years later, during the Revolution of 1911, gunshots were fired in Wuchang, and the blood debt will finally be settled.
