The Last Cavalry

Introduction The sea is vast and the fish jumps "Chengzu suspected that Emperor Hui died overseas and wanted to trace him." (Liu Wenyang, "The Last Iron Cavalry", January 2005 edition, P1) People in "Hazhong" would say that this was the tenth year of Yongle, Guiji; people in "Hashi" would say it was 1412. But at this time, there are still many Kazakhstans in the world, and the large number of people takes advantage, so let's call it the tenth year of Yongle. There are many masts in Liujiagang, Taicang, and the sea breeze makes the sails roar. Because the sails are too big, the banging sound almost catches up with the firing of the cannon. This was the fourth time that the locals had seen such a huge ship and such a large fleet. They stood on the shore and pointed in awe - the person standing on the bow of the treasure ship was Zheng He, the eunuch of the Three Treasures. Zheng He, the steward with five long beards, stood majestically on the bow of the ship, as if waiting for something. A clipper emerged from among the ships and parked next to the treasure ship, like a Chinese sturgeon leaning against a whale. A middle-aged man who looked like Jesus Christ, but had his head shaved, walked up the steps from the speed boat onto the treasure ship. A young eunuch beside him shouted: "Mr. Zheng, go slow! There is an edict!" Zheng He knew this child. His colleague, whose surname was He Manzi, could also sing and recite Tang poems. Unfortunately, he looked rather undignified. He looked like a handsome little orangutan. Generally speaking, he did not deviate from the category of primates. That middle-aged man moved Zheng He's heart. This time the imperial edict actually sent his master, the emperor's mastermind, Daoyan monk Yao Guangxiao, which shows that the imperial edict is extraordinary. (What makes the Hui friends angry is that Zheng He, the leader, had converted to Buddhism ten years ago and was nicknamed "Three Treasures". Everyone who heard it said it was like the nickname of the stupid kid next door.) Yao Guangxiao got on the boat and whispered: "Secret edict!" Zheng He was about to kneel down, but Yao Guangxiao raised his hand to stop him: "It won't be convenient for me to announce it if you kneel down. Come here!" Zheng He put his ear towards him, and Yao Guangxiao gently pushed him away: "I'm not used to being so close to men..." And then began to announce the edict in Zheng He's ear. The more Zheng He listened, the more surprised he became. His eyes slowly opened wide. Finally, he looked at Yao Guangxiao's serious face and finally nodded slowly. The little eunuch He Manzi came over, carrying a brocade box on an ebony tray, and said like a rooster: "Give Mr. Zheng a brocade box!" Zheng He Zhuang Rong knelt down, raised his hands, took the brocade box from the little eunuch, and looked at Yao Guangxiao. The monk nodded, stretched out his hand and lightly stroked his neck. He pointed to the brocade box again. Zheng He had a look of intolerance on his face. Yao Guangxiao said: "After the secret edict is announced, there is still an unclassified edict." Zheng He just stood up and hurriedly knelt down again. Yao Guangxiao took out a piece of edict from his sleeve and read aloud: "Zheng He led 27,000 men and 68 ships to Southeast Asia to promulgate the Ming Dynasty, develop good-neighborly and friendly relations, and not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. Ahem, cough, I appreciate this!" Zheng He kowtowed and stood up. The young eunuch He Manzi knew him very well and tugged on his beard: "Mr. Zheng, how could you do this? This will make the people panic. If you go abroad, your international friends will despise my Ming Dynasty surgical skills." Zheng He smiled and wiped off his beard: "I went to the theater last night and bought the old man's beard for appearance. Give it to you, you can use it when you go on a date." "Thank you, manager!" He Manzi knelt on the deck and took over the beard, "Actually, I'm more handsome without a beard." Amidst the sound of the hinges clanking, the fleet weighed anchor, the sails swelled, and the huge fleet, like a moving city on the sea, slowly sailed into the Pacific Ocean. Conception: