In the first year of the Great cause, when the Hangou section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal was built, two exquisite treasures were fished out from the sunken ships at the bottom of the river, a "Taiyi Book of Ten Thousand Years Song" written in flower-and-bird script, and a stone carving of "Jiangshan Dragon Searching Secrets" that traces the world's dragons. The stone carvings are the radio stations left by the way of heaven in the world, and the books written in flower and bird scripts are the code books to decipher the way of heaven, decrypting the mystery of the way of heaven from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China and now. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal flows quietly, connecting Yangzhou on one end and Beijing on the other, telling a story of Chinese opportunities that spanned more than 1,400 years.
Every generation of emperors is looking for these two treasures. Obtaining the treasures can turn the tide, solve the current dilemma, and change the outcome of the battlefield.
