More than 2,000 years ago, shortly after Qin Shihuang sent troops to unify Lingnan, Qin fell. Zhao Tuo, the general who stayed in Xu, took advantage of Xiang Yu and Liu Bang's struggle for hegemony in the Central Plains and gathered troops to establish the Nanyue Kingdom in Lingnan. Zhao Tuo became the founding king of Lingnan. According to records in "Historical Records" and "Hanshu", the Nanyue Kingdom lasted for 93 years and had a total of five masters. Among them, Zhao Tuo reigned for 67 years and lived more than a hundred years. Zhao Tuo was the first person to develop Lingnan and made immortal contributions to promoting the social and historical development of the Lingnan region. Zhao Tuo's historical events during his lifetime are recorded in detail in "Historical Records" and "Hanshu" Nanyue Biography, but his burial place was not mentioned. It is said that Zhao Tuo's tomb contains many rare and rare treasures, so his tomb has been the object of people's search for thousands of years. (Excerpted from "Guangzhou Daily" Page A22 on June 11, 2007, Domestic Political Theory - "South Vietnam Royal Tombs Cultural Treasures" Wang Wenjian)
This time, I actually wrote it for an unfinished dream.
In the winter of 2006, I saw his (Zhao Tuo's grandson, the second generation king of Nanyue: Zhao Hu)'s pitiful bones and his gold and jade clothes in the Museum of the King of Nanyue. An inexplicable heart-wrenching feeling came to my heart. Maybe it was out of pity, but Zhao Hu might be disdainful of it...ˉ—ˉ||||Of course, I am just an ordinary woman. Alas...
After a few months, this story came alive in my mind.
Note: This story is purely fictitious. If you want to know its history, please consult history books.