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Guarding China for Three Lifetimes: I Personally Experienced Three Trips to the South with My Clothes On
My name is Chen Shi. I am a remnant soul who has lived through three lives and three lives. I have personally experienced the three most painful journeys to the south in disguise in Chinese history. During the Yongjia Rebellion in the Western Jin Dynasty, Luoyang fell. I was a descendant of the Langya Wang family and was abandoned in the north of the Yangtze River. I built a fort in the barren mountains to gather refugees and preserve my cultural heritage. During the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang
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Wanli Guchen: the Migration of a Xiongnu Family
He brushed off the dust on the parchment. The text on it had been transcribed several times and was already mixed with Latin, Germanic and older unknown symbols. On the last page, written in faded ink is a sentence passed down from generation to generation: "My ancestors came from afar from the land where the sun rose, chasing water and grass, avoiding war, and fought nine battles before moving thousands of miles westward." He only thought it was an ancient legend. It was not until he consulted
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There Is a Letter from Nanyang in the Surrounding Building
"Weilou" is the fortress of the hometown, and "Nanyang" is the wandering in the distance. "There is a letter" is the light in the three words, the tenderness that continues through war, separation, and time. This is not a tragedy about separation, but an epic about "how not to be separated". It is most suitable for unfolding thousands of words of fireworks in the world and deep feelings of mountains and seas in a slow-paced narrative.
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