Liang Du is a young foreman at Linqing Wharf, and he comes from a shipping family.
My father worked as a boatman all his life, and my mother supported the family by washing water at the dock. Liang Du just wanted to save money to buy a boat, get married, and slowly pay off the tax debt owed by his family.
During the Xianfeng period, cash was opened at the end of the clearing period.
Forced to make a living, the father and son took over a shipload of grain that was full of doubts.
The government urged the ships, the grain merchants urged the seals, and the gangs guarded the locks. Once the grain leaves the shore, any problems will fall on the people on board.
The Taiping War cut off the transportation of grain from the south to the north, and the wind and rain suddenly changed. Everyone on the old canal road was in danger. Zhese, shipping, group training, traveling gangs, and hungry people, one after another, all fell on Liang Du's shoulders.
The Tongwaxiang breached, the Yellow River flowed north, and the old road was rerouted.
Where should we go on the road to Liangdu?
