Background:
In 1661, Relanjia City, Taiwan, present-day Anping District, Tainan City, Taiwan Province
Historical figures: He Bin, Kui Yi; event: He Bin presented pictures
Introduction to the work:
In 1661, He Bin, the most honorable Han general in the city of Geranze, preached for the Dutch red-haired people for twenty years: interpreting tax orders, imposing justice, and suppressing compatriots, without leaking any information. No one knew that he kept a living map in his mind - every artillery position and every waterway was keeping accounts for the other side.
The red-haired man marked the sea outside the port as a dead end, saying that warships would be disemboweled by the rocks if they entered. The Zheng family's army is stuck outside this sea.
The picture has been drawn and the tide is coming. But the person who drew the picture was stared at by two pairs of eyes, and the way to deliver the picture had to pass through many checkpoints, and the only person on the island who could recognize Lang in the dead end was a woman who refused to forgive him.
One picture, three cards, a battle that bets on people's hearts before the fight even begins.
Note (interpretation of "Tongshi"): Tongshi was an old name for translators and business intermediaries along the southeastern coast of the Ming Dynasty. He Binshi was a Chinese general employed by the Dutch East India Company. The text retains the old name to preserve the historical quality, and readers can understand it from the context.
