If the Tang Dynasty does not come, I will return to the Tang Dynasty. Thousands of miles west of Hexi, the lonely minister returns to his righteousness.
During the late Tang Dynasty, more than sixty years after the fall of Hexi, no one in Shazhou City dared to say the word "Tang Dynasty" in the daytime. The Tibetan cavalry is pressing down on the territory, and the wealthy families have their own agendas. The descendants of the old Tang army remain anonymous, but a broken Tang flag is still hidden deep in the Buddhist temple.
Zhang Yichao endured half his life in enemy-occupied territory, ostensibly obeying the Tibetans, and secretly contacting wealthy families, monks, caravans and remnants of the old army, just waiting for an opportunity to return to the Tang Dynasty. But on the eve of the uprising, the list was leaked, the inner ghost was lurking, and the ten messengers were forced to leave the city. Life and death in Shazhou only happened overnight.
This is not a story about a hero emerging out of nowhere, but a story about a lonely minister who endured himself as a beacon in the darkness.
While Chang'an has long forgotten Hexi, Hexi still wants to remember who he is.
When the Tang Dynasty did not come, Shazhou embarked on the road to return to the Tang Dynasty.
Purpose: The work focuses on Zhang Yichao's return to Hexi, expressing the theme that when the country is in decline and the border areas are isolated, individuals still use their faith to protect the memory of their family and country and rebuild their identity and dignity.