The Sixteen Kingdoms period of the Eastern Jin dynasty was one of the darkest eras in Chinese history. Local powers carved up the land, wars raged without end, and the people suffered terribly.
A beauty and a prince meet in a foreign land and fall in love. Through a series of twists of fate, they both return to their homeland in the Western Regions, the Kingdom of Shanshan. But what awaits them there are countless conspiracies and a brutal struggle to survive.
The mysteries surrounding the origins of Haizi, A Li'er, Li Yunpeng, and Tian Nu reveal the feuds and tangled relationships between their parents, conflicts that continue into the next generation.
In the end, war destroys the prosperous Kingdom of Shanshan.
I think I should catch up on the history. I remember when I was studying history, the two periods that bothered me the most were the Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. No matter how many times I watch it I can't remember it.
Ah Ruan came in after seeing the cover. I haven't read the content yet, but I think it might be a bit troublesome to use this picture. . . After all, it's Ah Nguyen
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Hi~ I read Amei's (I don't know what to call her) article and I want to ask you something~ I went to college in the United States, studying anthropology and literature. And now I am going to do an analysis paper on online novel authors within the next two weeks, especially for novels with historical settings, which requires some interviews. The reason why I chose this topic is because I have been writing for a long time, and I have also posted a little bit on Jinjiang. But Ah Mei can rest assured that the final paper will be completely anonymous when mentioning the person who provided the experience, and any details that are too specific and personal will be omitted or changed. If Amei can spare some time for me to talk about each other's growth and writing experience, I will be deeply honored, and I will not betray your trust. I hope to cooperate with you.
Where is the Liang State, probably in Gansu now, the Dai State in Inner Mongolia, the Qin State, or Shaanxi? Alas, history and geography are all returned to the teacher.
Haizi is so naughty. Think about ants, (⊙o⊙)..., So scary. It was said in the news that some people had ants in their ears. Ahhhhhh. It's scary to think about it.
Can you draw a map? Although I am a local, I don't know these locations very well. Outsiders may not know which is which.
I haven't been to the ancient city of Shanshan, but I have eaten cantaloupe. Maybe you don't know that the most delicious cantaloupe is in Shanshan. I don't know how the person named it got it.
At first glance, you can tell that the author has a professional background. O(∩_∩)O~ There is an orderly way to choose words and sentences. It just needs to be scored.