Sky curtain + history + inventory + opening + exposure + confusion
The sky is stretched across the sky, and the same view will be seen throughout the ages.
When the blood-colored words "Darkest Moment" were burned into the sky, Qin Shihuang drew his sword and looked around at a loss, and Li Shimin held a broken wine cup and dared not speak - the drums of the Anshi Rebellion, the wailing of the destruction of Jingkang City, the tragedy of hundreds of thousands of people crossing the sea on a cliff, the humiliation of kneeling down to sign a treaty for a hundred years in modern times... The most painful scars of the five thousand years of civilization were revealed one by one, and emperors and generals of all dynasties suffocated to witness that China was on the verge of extinction several times.
But the sky turned gilded, and the "brightest moment" was like the rising sun: the abundance of warehouses in the Wenjing Dynasty, the lights of thousands of houses in Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty, the high-confidence and high-spiritedness of all the nations in the Tang Dynasty, and the eternal foundation of the Daqin Shu Tongwen, until now The sixth-generation aircraft tore through the sky, and the Tiangong Space Station overlooked the blue... From the empty-eyed children on the scorched earth to the teenagers looking up at the stars at the launch site, this civilization has given its answer with flesh and blood and backbone in one hundred and seventy-five years.
This is a civilized dialogue that spans time and space. When Ying Zheng shed tears for his rise two thousand years later, and when Chongzhen relieved himself in front of the sea of stars, everyone understood: The greatest thing about Chinese civilization has never been that it never falls, but that every time it falls into the abyss, someone has picked up the word "China" from the pool of blood and re-engraved it into the bones and blood of the nation.
The darkest is the price, the brightest is the answer. Under the sky, we are united throughout the ages - China will never sink.
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A new book has set sail, and I beg readers to put it on their bookshelves and remind them to update it. A small thank you to everyone.
A new book has set sail, and I beg readers to put it on their bookshelves and remind them to update it. A small thank you to everyone.