During the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Ning, Zhao Kuo and Zhao Yun, the three sons of the Zhao family of a Confucian family in Xinghua County, were admitted to the imperial examination at the same time, and they were honored by people at that time. However, after being named on the gold list, the three of them chose completely different paths in life. The eldest son Zhao Ning stayed in Beijing as an official and upheld morality in the turbulent court; the second son Zhao Kuo saw the decline of people's livelihood and resolutely abandoned his official position and returned home to work as a merchant to facilitate water transportation and enrich the countryside; the youngest son Zhao Yun aspired to stay in the mountains and forests, refused to travel as an official, practiced medicine and visited Taoism, and made many wonderful connections all over the world. From the court in Bianjing to the wharf of Lixiahe River, from the medicine furnaces in the south of the Yangtze River to the beacon smoke in the north, the three brothers spent their lives interpreting what it means to "be great and benefit the world, and be poor and be alone". In the end, in their own way, they protected the roots of their family and homeland in troubled times.
I'm writing about myself again!
I'm writing about myself again!
I'm writing about myself again!
Purpose: Deeply cultivate the hometown and find memories