This novel takes the 100-year history from the Opium War in 1840 to the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea as its axis. It uses the five people "Porcelain, Britain, the United States, Russia, and France" as national symbols, stripping away their specific identities and relying only on hidden tokens such as heart-broken porcelain scars on palms, empty envelopes, and wordless coins to connect them. From the accidental intersection locked in the fog in Guangzhou Bay, to the ups and downs of fate over a hundred years, the five people met several times in the torrent of history but did not know each other. The sandalwood served as a hidden signal, and the token served as a silent foreshadowing. In the game of troubled times, they coincided with the rise and fall of the family and the country, writing a century-old mountain and river epic guided by symbols and based on foreshadowing.
Intention: Five people compete for the throne, and a century of foreshadowing reflects the mountains and rivers
