"The History of Mo Qing" takes the Northern Xinjiang, which was in constant war during the Yongping Period, as a volume, and unfolds a magnificent epic of iron blood and power. In an emergency at the border, veteran general Zhu Jun led his troops to the rescue of the isolated city of Shucheng, and started a life-and-death battle with Hu general Tuobagai; above the court, the princes secretly quarreled, the salt and iron debates, and the transfer of border generals, and behind every edict there was a shocking calculation. Young general Zhang Yan rose from the battlefield in Hexi, experienced the bloody battle on Guijipo, and the sudden change in Beihe, and was ups and downs between meritorious deeds and conspiracy. When he met Gu Wanci, a beauty from Youzhou, under the moonlight of Luoxi Gorge, a clear and deep love quietly sprouted in the troubled times. From the yellow sand in Shuoxi to the mist and rain in the capital, from the cold light of iron armor to the fragrance of orchid grass, the righteousness of family and country, brotherhood, and love between children collide here. This is a story about protection and loss, machinations and sincerity. It tells a story about how a hero can keep the eternal glimmer of light in his heart between the battlefield and the court.
Purpose: In the troubled times where wars and intrigues are intertwined, we explore that true heroism is not only invincibility on the battlefield, but also an individual's persistence in faith, cherishing true feelings, and the courage to rebuild meaning in the brokenness and guard the glimmer of light in the darkness under the pressure of power and the heavy blow of fate. The work attempts to ask: When the mountains and rivers are in turmoil and people's hearts are unpredictable, how can a person live in peace and contentment? The answer may lie in that land stained by blood and moonlight - fulfilling responsibilities between family and country, keeping one's true heart in friendship, and still moving toward the light even after loss.