Every culture is like an iceberg. The tip above the waterline is exposed and easy to notice, while the enormous mass beneath the surface is invisible, yet silently influences how it moves.
This is known as the cultural iceberg. The theory originates from Edward Hall, Satir, and Freud.
To make writing easier and build a world of my own, I consulted a great deal of historical material.
My knowledge and energy are limited, so for now I have only updated the sections on the Song Dynasty. The materials from books are copyrighted, so I cannot post them here. The materials shared in this article mainly come from the internet. I have served only as a reposting intermediary, so please contact me for removal if necessary.
After a long period of hesitation, I decided to share this for fellow writers and history enthusiasts to use as a reference.
If anything is inappropriate, feel free to point it out in the comments.
If I write about other dynasties later on, I will add them gradually.
Theme: Sharing classical culture
