Singing over Wine

The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were a famous period of political turmoil in Chinese history, with frequent wars and frequent regime changes. In the last years of the Western Jin Dynasty, there was the internal rebellion of the Eight Kings and external barbarian invasions. In 316 AD, the Western Jin Dynasty surrendered to the Liu family of Northern Yi, and the Western Jin Dynasty was destroyed. After crossing to the south, Sima Rui, the Langya king of Jiangzuo, with the support of the Beidu clan and the native clans in the south of the Yangtze River, overcame obstacles and opened up territory, and established a new dynasty in 317 AD, which was the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Eastern Jin Dynasty, which was relatively peaceful in a corner, avoided the military intrusion of the Northern Yi due to the geographical conditions blocked by the Hengjiang River. In addition, the ruling class was content to enjoy peace and tranquility and did not advocate launching troops for the Northern Expedition, so the situation in the early Eastern Jin Dynasty was peaceful. The aristocratic clans played an important role in supporting the king and establishing the dynasty, and the emperor's favor was not to mention. Among them, the Wang family and the Xie family in Langya, and the Gu family and Lu family in Wujun were the most prominent. The Langya Wang family was most favored, and the hero Wang Daofeng was appointed as the prime minister of the country, assisting in the administration of the government. The prime minister, Wang Guo, whose virtuous conduct in governing the country was praised by everyone as being comparable to Guan Zhong, strongly encouraged all the clans in the north and south to work together to serve the court. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, war and turmoil continued. Starting from Daji, where the country was peaceful and the people were safe, Wang Dao implemented a benevolent government to cultivate health, build imperial colleges, establish academies, revive the economy, and develop agriculture. All the urgent matters were in full swing. The banquet of the country and the sacrifice of the country lack only the tribute wine. Director Wang sent a letter to Yu Jiangnan to select the tribute wine, and he agreed. He also issued an edict to appoint Wang Xiaoxiangye, the son of Prime Minister Wang, as the fourth-grade minister to take charge of the selection of tribute wine full-time. Purpose: Inherit Chinese wine culture and celebrate one party's steadfast love