[It is not a heroic epic, it is the simple soil on the soles of the feet, it is a China that a woman walked out with her feet] Explore the eternal propositions of home and livelihood in troubled times from a woman's perspective
In the eighth year of Yonghe (352), the Five Barbarians trampled the Central Plains to pieces. Xi Xi, a woman from Jicheng in Youzhou, disguised herself as a man and traveled south to the Eastern Jin Dynasty to find her uncle. She is proficient in Xianbei and Jie languages, and uses her tongue as a blade to survive among the people of Murong Tieqi, Ran Wei's defeated soldiers and Jie Diliu. On the way, they rescued the survivors of Yuwen Xianbei and broke through the wilderness. The two of them traveled thousands of miles of war side by side - the beacon fire in Yecheng shone through the sea of blood in the Corpse Mountain, the Yellow River was covered by floating corpses, and the Jianghuai River was filled with fishy wind. After trekking for more than 2,000 miles in seventy days, he finally arrived at Meili in the south of the Yangtze River, and since then he has settled down in the mist and rain of the south of the Yangtze River.
