Behind Yashan, there is Song Fan.
Above the vast expanse of blue waves, the Song Dynasty of the Han Dynasty was rebuilt.
"There is no China after Yashan". What would history have been like if the Southern Song Dynasty had not fought to the death on Yashan but retained the fire to revive the country at sea?
A modern history graduate student traveled back in time to the 8-year-old Zhao Bing, the last emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty. He woke up in the deadlock of the Yashan naval battle. Two hundred thousand soldiers and civilians were trapped in a corner. The Yuan army was encircled from the north to the south, and fresh water was cut off. The history books read that the entire army was wiped out and one hundred thousand people died for the country.
He didn't want to die, he wanted to rewrite the history of the destruction of the country, and he wanted to save the Han army and people.
A port was built in Taiwan, fields were established in Hainan, a city was occupied and a government was built, artillery was set up on the Strait of Malacca, and gold from the spice trade filled the national treasury. The three-pronged Northern Expedition recovered the south of the Yangtze River, directed the troops to the Central Plains, and invaded Mobei.
