Warm Breeze on a Late Spring Day

Can't wait to try out the new IP [Sunglasses]

This is a very responsible uncle, cute!

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(Below) Early autumn, Qizhai, Qinzhou. Aunt Shuang walked into the outer room of the east wing carrying a large bowl of her specialty snacks, "Come on, come on, try this freshly cooked dumpling soup made with freshly picked osmanthus flowers and pickled osmanthus." Tana was crouching on the desk in her room. After hearing this, she put down her pen and hurried out to greet him. Three months ago, Tana took the official guide left for her by Chi Jie and rode south from the border. She walked and stopped from time to time to enjoy the picturesque landscape of Dayan that she had been fascinated by for a long time. She just arrived in Qinzhou the day before yesterday and came to Qi's Embroidery Workshop, a place that Chi Jie wanted her to visit. Hall Master Qi and Aunt Shuang received the letter from their eldest nephew and had already swept the bed to wait for him. Since Tana moved in, she has received all kinds of love and care. She didn't realize that she was in a foreign land, but she felt like she had a home in Han Dynasty. "Come on Tana, you prairie people have never tasted it before. Even Chi Xiaozi tasted it for the first time when he first came from Yanjing," Aunt Shuang urged with a smile. Tana thanked Aunt Shuang and sat down to taste it. The osmanthus was sweet but not greasy, and the dumplings were soft and glutinous and the heat was just right. The taste amazed Tana, who already loves sweets, and praised Aunt Shuang's craftsmanship, which made Aunt Shuang very happy. "Looking at you holding this bowl of sweet-scented osmanthus dumpling soup, it reminds me of the two boys feasting here more than ten years ago." Aunt Shuang sat next to her with a nostalgic look on her face. "It's been really hard for Chi Xiaozi these past years. Fortunately, he and Guan Xiaozi have finally made it right." "'The boy in charge'? Is that the master in charge?" "Yes, you don't know, the two of them first met in Qinzhou. Oh, by that time they would be inseparable." "Oh? Really?" Tana was very interested, and her heart for gossip suddenly started. Speaking of this, Aunt Shuang also talked about it with gusto and told Tana several interesting stories about Guan Chi and Guan Chi when they were young. Bursts of laughter could be heard in the east wing room. A few days later, Qi Tinglan took Tana to visit Qi's Mulberry Fields, Silkworm Farm and Embroidery Workshop. She was a strategist, keen sense of smell, far-sighted, and good at marketing. She had expanded the Yan family's silk and satin business to all prefectures and counties around the world, becoming the leader of the silk industry in Dayan. She also served as the president of the Jiangnan cloth industry chamber. She was very prestigious and important in the business circles of Jiangnan and even Yan. Looking at the standardized and integrated silk industry system from mulberry and silkworm rearing to silk weaving to embroidered garments, Tana couldn't help but marvel. What surprised her even more was that all the people working in Qi's field garden and cloth shop embroidery shop were women. Each of them looked energetic and radiant, full of motivation from the inside out. Tana thought that she understood why Chi Jie insisted on letting her come here to take a look. "I have little knowledge, and I never thought that so many women in the world could work together to work hard and develop such a large-scale solid foundation. Now I am lucky enough to see it with my own eyes and experience it. This life is really worth it!" Tana's words came from the bottom of her heart. Hall Master Qi nodded with a smile, but suddenly changed the subject, looking at Tana with a bit of scrutiny and sharpness: "They want to be self-reliant here and live with their heads held high without relying on anyone. Then why did you come to the south? Is it to get away from divorce, or do you just want to experience the prosperity of Jiangnan and enjoy the city and countryside?" "To be honest, I did not come here because I refused to marry. Traveling around the world has been something I have wanted to do since I was a child, and traveling around the mountains and rivers of Great Yan is a dream that has never changed. It is not only to see the wonders and visit scenic spots, but also to find the laws and mysteries of geography and nature through personal exploration. This is the only wish in my life. Although it is a little different from ordinary people, it is an ambition that cannot be taken away." Tana said bluntly. Dedicated and persistent, neither humble nor arrogant, Hall Master Qi secretly praised but remained calm, and then asked: "I heard that your name 'Tana' means 'pearl' in the Tahan language. It is so precious. It stands to reason that you should cherish it like a jade, hide it like a treasure, and treasure it well. Why are you always outside in the wind and sun and trekking hard?" Tana smiled with some embarrassment, "Actually, for a long time, I never thought this was just because my parents valued me as the apple of their eye. It wasn't until I came to Dayan this time that I went to the beach and happened to meet some pearl divers. After chatting with them, I learned that pearls grow slowly from a grain of sand, and each time they are sharpened, they will become more beautiful. It is covered with a layer of white and hard pearls, which accumulate over the years to become a round and full precious thing. I think the name may also imply this meaning. It is not afraid of hardships, and continues to accumulate experience through experience, and finally becomes as gentle and round on the outside as pure and tough on the inside. " "Well said, just like my good friend Lord Luo named his only daughter "Jing". It does not take the meaning of elegance and quietness, but means the deepness of still water. He hopes that she will continue to accumulate precipitation in the journey of life, condense wisdom and store strength in the silent place, so that the river of life will become deeper and wider over the long years, and become a person with a rich heart and firm steps." Hall Master Qi looked at Tana with appreciation. "Haha, you gave your Aunt Shuang some travel notes yesterday. She liked them very much and was fascinated by them. She stayed up until midnight and read them over and over under the lamp. She couldn't put them down." Tana didn't know why Hall Master Qi suddenly mentioned this. During her previous communication with Aunt Shuang, she discovered that she liked to hear her talk about the foreign scenery and the stories that happened during the journey, so she wrote some of her previous travel experiences as travel notes for her. She and Hall Master Qi treated her so well, so Tana could only use this to express her gratitude. When she heard that Aunt Shuang liked her humble work, Tana was also very happy. "Have you ever considered writing a travel diary for every place you go? Not only can you record your journey, but you can also share your discoveries with more people. I plan to set up Yan's Bookstore to publish these travel diaries for you, so that the world can see that women can travel around the world and pursue a broader world." Although it was quite a surprise, this matter was of no harm to Tana, so she readily agreed. Tana didn't expect that this was the real purpose of Hall Master Qi's conversation with her. She suddenly remembered Aunt Shuang's encouraging eyes and meaningful smile to her when she and Hall Master were sent out in the morning. She felt puzzled at the time, but now she understands. The hall master needs to make sure that she has a long-term love for mountains and geography rather than a temporary whim, and that she will not give up easily if she encounters any difficulties during her travels. It is worth her long-term investment. Tana thought about it carefully, and she couldn't help but be deeply impressed by the hall master's keen business acumen and prudent and decisive acting style. After lingering in Qinzhou for more than a month, Tana politely declined Aunt Shuang and the hall master's kind invitation to stay, and embarked on the journey south again. Although Chi Jie vouched for her, Tana was a foreigner after all. In order to avoid suspicion, she never stopped in the northern prefectures and set the main visiting places of the trip in the southern states and counties. The remote mountains and wilderness that few people set foot on also aroused her interest. When she entered Fujian, her first travelogue had been printed and was about to be published in Yan's Bookstore in Qinzhou. Before leaving, the steward came to ask her when her pen name was. She remembered that when she visited Chi Fengqing's former residence in Zhuxi a few days ago, the collection of poems placed on the table in the room happened to open to the page "Don't listen to the sound of beating leaves in the forest, why not scream and walk slowly", so she came up with this "Travel Notes of Xu Xing". Different from the classics and history collections that are generally popular among the scholar class, this travelogue has won more positive responses from the people for its uniqueness and interest. Coupled with the extraordinary strength of Yan's Bookstore to promote it, sales have been rising steadily. However, apart from Tana's personal share of the book's profits, Yan's Bookstore kept nothing but used it to sponsor the printing and publication of other female poets' and female scholars' collections and monographs. Tana also used half of each income to entrust Yan to establish a girls' school and fund female students. After leaving the grassland for three years, Tana finally returned to her hometown when the ice melted and the snow melted, and enjoyed a rare time of reunion with her parents and relatives. After celebrating the Naadam Conference, the largest festival on the grassland, she will set off again, this time her destination is Bashu. Just before departure, someone sent a message to Tana, asking her to take a trip to Yeqiatan, saying that an old friend was visiting. Although Tana was a little puzzled, she didn't think much about it and went riding alone. When she was approaching Yeqiatan, she noticed from a distance that people seemed to be gathering at the beach, so she walked there. When she got closer, she saw people in twos and threes, some chatting and laughing, some preparing meals, and some decorating the venue. Getting closer, she turned over and dismounted, and a figure passed by. A familiar face with a signature smile stopped in front of her. The man was holding another man of about the same age as him. When he saw her, he nodded and smiled, as graceful as jade. With these two people, who else could there be in the world besides Chi Guan? It turned out that the two of them traveled far and wide, and came here specifically to join in the excitement of the Naadam Conference this year. Chi Jie was recognized by several old subordinates at the meeting. After explaining the current situation to them, they started to make a fuss about holding a sunset ceremony for the former boss. The unexpected reunion of old friends made Tana secretly lament the magic of fate. She congratulated the beautiful couple in front of her and sincerely wished them a long and lasting love. At sunset, the ceremony began. Chi Jie and Guan Lin bowed first to heaven and earth and then to each other. A burst of cheers broke out from the crowd, except for Yawang who quietly had red eyes next to Tana. As the two walked off the stage, their friends came up to congratulate them one after another. Tana couldn't help but feel excited and sang a song to them who finally got married after going through all kinds of hardships for more than ten years. "Put on your red dress Show your smiling face The vicissitudes of the world change rapidly How much persistence is waiting Who remembers the night ten years ago? Who loses sleep over the promises made The celebration dance has begun Is there any sadness in my heart? The road ahead always seems very long In the blink of an eye, it becomes a cloud of smoke in my mind Full of melancholy turned into today Mellow highland barley white Who will remember those green years? The eternal alliance vows to meet for the future Who took that spring's sunset Reflected in tonight's blush" During the singing, the two people held each other's hands tightly, leaving a feeling of emotion in their hearts. "You said that Tana's free and easy look with her curly hair looked very much like your mother." Guan Lin looked at Chi Jie, "I think her character is also quite like Zhu Xijun's, 'When I use the abandonment, my behavior is hidden in me', 'A little aura of awe-inspiring, a thousand miles of joyful wind'". Suddenly there was a voice from behind, and they turned around, only to see Fang Zhi, who had arrived at an unknown time, looking at Tana's back and murmuring in a low voice: "'It's as vast as Feng Xu riding the wind, but doesn't know where it stops; it's as fluttering as being left alone in the world, emerging into immortality.'", With a touch of loneliness on his face. After everyone had a feast, Fang Zhi found Tana who had just left the party. Tana didn't notice that Fang Zhi had also arrived. It was a bit awkward for the two to see each other again after they said goodbye three years ago, but Fang Zhi quickly spoke first. "Tana, the letter you left last time... I, I want to say, you don't need to apologize to me. I am the one who should apologize. It was me who didn't understand your intentions. I only cared about what I wanted and didn't understand that it was not what you wanted." He lowered his eyes and his voice became a little deeper. "It was like the first time we met. It was not you who bumped into me, but me who blocked your way. I was always the wrong person." "But I... But I don't want to be a stumbling block for you." He immediately raised his head and stared into Tana's eyes. "I want to make you happier, just like the way you laughed when you listened to me talk about the misty rain in the capital and the clouds across the Qinling Mountains that night. I think it would be great if I could make you laugh like this every day. Whether I can be with you or not is not that important." Tana listened to his confession in silence without making any response. He was a little incoherent, "I know that you belong to the sky, the earth, and the endless distance, but you don't belong to anyone. I just, just... Can I write you a letter?" He asked cautiously. Tana also looked at Fang Zhi quietly, and the air between the two was a little stagnant. "Okay." In the end, she just said softly. Fang Zhi returned to his home in Xingcheng, opened his door, walked to the desk and picked up a book called "Travel Notes from Zhejiang and Fujian" that had been read countless times and had some curled corners. He gently brushed the author's name on the cover with his fingers and murmured: "Tana". When he returned to Beijing at the end of last winter to report on his work, Fang Zhi spent a lot of effort and almost half a year's salary to find out from a place in the capital called Hongyan Tower that Xu Xing, the travel writer who had recently become popular and attracted Qinzhou's high profile, was the Tana he missed every day and cared about every night. It is said that the Hongyan Tower is the most well-informed place in Yanjing, and it is backed by the emperor's relatives and relatives, so he knows everything and no one dares to cause trouble for his family. However, Fang Zhi has no interest in this. He is still busy going to the book store to buy books. When Fang Zhi returned to the north, Lao Cao went to pick him up and found that his young marshal was preparing to study hard and become a civil servant? How do you bring back two cartloads of books? The bookseller in Xingcheng was the first to smell the news and brought a large box of books of different types to Shaoshuai Fang for door-to-door sales. However, Shaoshuai only had a soft spot for one of the travel notes. However, the bookseller did not waste his efforts. Although he only wanted the travel notes in his box, this book Shu Shaoshuai ordered another hundred copies of the same book from him. He also said that whenever Xu Xing published another book, he would buy at least one hundred copies. He also sternly refused any discounts and had to sell them at the original price. He would not buy a penny less. The bookseller was overjoyed. On his way home, he boldly bought half a catty of pork at a meat stall and took it back to his daughter to eat. Two years later, Fang Zhi went to Beijing again for an audience. This time he had a memorial and a resignation letter in his hands. Zhou Lu slowly walked out of the Funing Hall and personally greeted Marshal Fang who was waiting to be summoned outside. In these years, Fang Zhi succeeded his father and shouldered most of the important tasks of border guarding. He achieved unprecedented success in recovering lost land after the war, taking over the Motan tribe, presiding over cross-border trade, and promoting ethnic integration. He gradually became a crucial mainstay on the Great Yan border and a trusted official of the emperor. However, Zhou Lu did not expect that Fang Zhi would come to ask for her resignation. "Recently, there is peace in the sea, stability in the north, and the Holy Lord has managed the border well, so that the people are not hungry, every household has a surplus of silk, foreign enemies have been destroyed, friendly countries have come to court, and the world is at peace. Kuang Chen's sister Fang has been a heroic woman and has been practicing at the border for many years. She is qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the Fang family's army. I will return today with my seal, and she will be able to protect the border without worries." "That being the case, Fang Qing can also go to serve the country elsewhere. You have to go into seclusion this time, presumably because of other things, right?" Zhou Lu was naturally optimistic about Fang Ping, the female general she promoted, but she did not buy the reason for her resignation. Fang Zhi had no choice but to tell the truth: "I have someone I love, and for the rest of my life I only want to travel around the world with her, leading her horse and riding for her." There was a thin layer of red in his ears, and his replies became smaller and smaller. Zhou Lu let out a few chuckles after hearing this, and then asked, "But what if she doesn't want you to chase her and keep her company?" "Then I will wait for her where she is, thinking of her silently in my heart." Fang Zhi sighed slightly. After a pause, Zhou Lu stood up and said to the other party: "I approve your resignation, but your official title will still be retained. If there is an edict, you must listen to it at any time." Fang Zhi thanked Tian'en and presented a thick memorial titled "On Border Affairs". In this memorial, Fang Zhi used his many years of valuable experience in northern governance to inherit the great cause of long-term mutual benefit and common prosperity that General Chi had worked so hard to create, and put forward more than ten mature suggestions for border development, including the implementation of a looser supervision system in newly recovered remote areas to win over and appease the hearts of foreign people, and wait for their return After a long period of time, it will gradually strengthen management and return the land to the local people; economically, it will actively promote frontier farming to strengthen agricultural production, and at the same time introduce various agricultural products from the Western Regions to the mainland of Dayan, enrich crop varieties and increase overall output; and promote cultural exchanges between different ethnic groups, vigorously implement Chinese education in the northwest region, spread the mainstream culture of Yan and Han, etc. His suggestions were based on reality and far-reaching, and his strategies were forward-looking and feasible, providing a rare and important reference for the court's decision-making and governance. After reading in detail, Zhou Lu praised him, was overjoyed, and immediately gave him a large reward. However, Fang Zhi refused because he felt guilty for proposing to go into seclusion. Zhou Lu looked at him with slight disgust, and said with hatred: "Hurry up and accept it. If you want to be a son-in-law, you must have some wealth before others can appreciate you." Fang Zhi suddenly turned red and became speechless. When the Holy Father bowed out of the palace, Fang Zhi breathed a sigh of relief. Just as he was about to step down the jade steps, he suddenly noticed a man dressed as a military general walking quickly from the side corridor to the corner door of Funing Palace. With his extraordinary eyesight trained on his superb shooting skills, Fang Zhi quickly recognized that this man was the former commander of the palace's front division and the chief of the palace guard. Yan Changhe, the commander-in-chief of the Shanrong Army, held many kinds of folk entertainment items in his left hand, including bamboo dragonflies, kites, diabolos, and several other things that Fang Zhi could not recognize. On his right arm hung a lot of snacks and snacks that seemed to be bought from the market outside the palace. He also held three hawthorn sugar skewers in his hand. He happily entered the emperor's palace without being informed. Fang Zhi looked at his energetic back, and suddenly remembered what his sister had teased him about before leaving home: "Brother, you, sister Tana's abandoned husband, must be because you are too old, so they don't want you, haha!" Fang Zhi raised his head to hold back his tears and choked in silence. He touched his cheeks with his hands unconsciously, thinking to himself that he had just arrived in the capital and would have to find a high-end nursing home to give him the handsome look of seeing the sky blowing sand in the desert. Take good care of your face, take the opportunity to change your hairstyle into a fashionable hairstyle, and by the way, you also need to buy some new clothes. In the past few years in the army, I have been wearing several military uniforms, and I don't even have a decent set of regular clothes... At this time, Tana, who was far away in the mountains of the southwest, had just finished her day's trip and stayed in a hut of a good guest in the wild. After cleaning herself briefly with water in a bucket, she sat down at the table and opened the letter she had picked up at the inn before entering the mountains in the morning. In the past two years, because of Tana's whereabouts, Fang Zhi had to first send the letter to Fang Yan's Bookstore in Zihang, where Tana's travel notes were kept, and then the bookstore, which knew Tana's general location, would transfer the letter to the local post office. However, it was inevitable that more would be sent and less would be received. The letter contained greetings about her well-being, and it also contained many anecdotes about recent events. The last sentence was unbearable: "Can I go find you?" The signature was "Pengcheng." Tana's eyebrows slightly arched, she thought for a moment, and wrote a simple reply, planning to send it out the next time she passes through Zhendian. Putting away the paper and pen, she opened the window and found that the sunset had quietly turned the entire sky red. She thought: Tomorrow must be good weather to set off to Yidi.

(Middle) After the war ended, the heavy responsibilities were relieved, and Tana ushered in a relaxing and happy time after a long absence. On this day, the head of the Wujishan tribe in the south held a first-year banquet for his little granddaughter, and invited herdsmen from nearby tribes to attend. Because the war had stopped, everyone no longer had to tense up to guard against enemy attacks. In addition, the cross-border trade was very effective, and people's wallets were bulging. The banquet scene was unprecedentedly lively. Tana, who finally had some free time, was joined by her friend Qinyala and participated in the opening horse racing event. Because she just came to have fun, Tana did not try her best to rush ahead, but slowed down and followed the first few to the finish line. After the horse racing, the owner gave out rewards to the top three. The first prize was a horse, and the second and third place were a lamb. Because someone recognized Tana Warrior and came to the competition, the patriarch specially came over and gave Tana a sheep to thank her for attending her granddaughter's birthday party. Tana was inconvenient to refuse, so she had to take the lamb away after sending her blessings and thanking the old patriarch. After walking a few steps, she noticed that someone was crying on the deserted slope next to her. When she got closer, she saw that it was a little girl who had just participated in the horse racing. Tana stepped forward to ask the reason and learned that the girl was sad because she did not get the ranking. So she patted her shoulder to comfort her and told her that she would be better next time as long as she kept working hard. She also gave her the lamb in her arms. When she turned around and was about to leave, the little girl asked her: "Can I be as good as Tana Warrior in the future?" After being stunned for a moment, Tana looked at the little girl with a smile and said, "Even better than her." Turning her head again, Tana accidentally bumped into someone, so she quickly apologized. The person waved his hands to indicate that nothing was wrong. She took a closer look and saw that this person looked like a Han from his appearance to his attire. She was a little surprised, but she was not too surprised. After all, the official and private exchanges between the two races had increased after the trade. She nodded to him and left. This person was none other than Fang Zhi, the young marshal of the Fang Family Army who came to congratulate the leader of the Wujishan tribe as a sign of good neighborliness. It was his first time to attend a banquet of the nomadic tribe on the grassland. He was full of novelty and found everything interesting, but what attracted his attention the most was a heroic curly-haired woman on the racecourse. She was riding a horse like a gust of wind, so free and unrestrained, as if she could fly up and float freely to the ends of the sea in the next second. Fang Zhi heard the patriarch call her Tana, and followed her for a while involuntarily. He watched her step forward to care for the crying little girl, and then left her with the lamb he just got. He was fascinated, and only reacted after being bumped into by the other party. His face was red, his ears were warm, and he was so ashamed that he did not dare to look at the person. Summer grassland gatherings include not only horse racing and banquets, but also bonfire sitting, singing and dancing. As the moon rose and the stars appeared, Fang Zhi sat on the main seat specially invited by his host. He looked at Tana on the other side of the bonfire, who was pushed up by his female companion to sing. Her soft face set against the golden light seemed to make his heart light and soft. Hearing her sing the ancient folk song "Drinking Song" that the prairie people loved most, her singing was sometimes cheerful and melodious, sometimes exciting and high-spirited, infecting everyone present. Fang Zhi originally thought that he didn't drink much at the dinner, but why was he still so drunk and confused at this moment? Returning to the Fang Jiajun camp, Fang Zhi was still worried about the encounter that day and never forgot it. However, the battle on the western front of Dayan soon became tense. The battle between the two armies had reached a fever pitch. He Jun might jump over the wall at any time and choose to bypass the Jingxi Army and sneak attack from the north to tear open the hole. Fang Zhi must ensure that the northern defense line is impregnable to prevent the crazy counterattack of the old thief Zhou Yu. Therefore, he must do his best to be vigilant and prepare for war, and he has no time to take into account the love between his children. Then sudden changes occurred in the Yanjing court, and they heard that the Jingxi army had internal dissatisfaction and beheaded generals before the battle. Dayan River and Mountains were in danger, which made the entire Fang family army step up their training and patrolling, not daring to relax even a little. In this way, the suffocating deadlock was broken by the arrival of an uninvited guest in the middle of winter when heavy snow closed the country. Hebuleng - Chi Jie, who had returned to his real name at this time, borrowed the help of the Fang family army to use a clever plan to defeat Wuyan, welcome Her Royal Highness the Princess to enter the customs, stabilize the border situation, stabilize the morale of the army and the people, and also gave a shot in the arm to all the northern soldiers, including Fang Zhi. Not only that, Chi Jie also managed to contact the Taohan tribe and worked hard to promote a bilateral strategic alliance on behalf of the princess. Taohan assisted Dayan in fighting against the He thieves. After the war was settled, Dayan would set up more settlements at the border and reduce tariffs, opening up a road for the two tribes to resolve hatred, eliminate barriers, and achieve long-term win-win results. Fang Zhi had to admire his foresight and his heart for the country and the people. But Fang Zhi didn't expect that something even more surprising was yet to come. On the appointed day, Wangxingguan opened the city gates, and Fang Zhi and his people were waiting outside to greet the representatives of the Tahan tribe who came to deliver aid supplies. A moment later, a rumbling sound came from the distance, getting closer and closer little by little. Fang Zhi looked far into the distance, and finally saw clearly that the person on the horse who was leading the team approaching on foot turned out to be the woman who had fascinated him in just one look - Tana. He froze on the spot, as if he couldn't use his limbs, and couldn't think in his mind. He drank a lot of northwest wind with his mouth slightly open. When the brigade stopped in front of him, he didn't know how to react. Tana was the first to speak. "Tana, the first disciple of the large group of soldiers, has come to present the sincerity of the alliance of the Tahan tribe as promised. Please check it out." Fang Zhi finally regained control of his words with great difficulty, "Fang, Fang Zhi, the young commander of the Fang family army, is here to greet the envoy Tahan. The envoy has worked hard all the way, please come to the city to rest for a while, and let me wait for Haosheng's hospitality." "You don't have to be like this, Marshal Fang. After the handover of the horses and hides is completed and the number is correct, I will go back to resume my duties." To avoid any complications, Tana declined. "Stay, you and I haven't seen each other for a long time, it's time to catch up on old times." Before he arrived, the sound came first. Fang Zhi turned around, and Chi Jie came over, one man and one horse. When she turned around again, she saw a smile on Tana's face like she was an old friend. She nodded in agreement, then called a few guards and asked them to go back and report, saying that she and the others would return later. Fang Zhi then led Tana and the others into the city. On the way to Guanyi, he watched her and Chi Jie chatting and laughing, and no one else could get in a word. Thinking that Tana didn't seem to remember what they had seen before, and looking back on his poor performance just now, he suddenly realized that the cold wind he had just drunk turned into a belly full of bitter and sour water, and he wanted to fight for the ground. The Fang Jiajun's welcoming banquet to entertain his allies did not include the jade plate of delicacies such as dragon's liver and phoenix's marrow, but there was enough food, wine, and food to feed the guests, and the banquet was full of laughter and joy. When sending Tana and everyone back to rest, Fang Zhi finally found the opportunity to chat with Tana side by side. "I just went to the camp to inspect the two thousand war horses. Sure enough, they are all fat, strong, strong and tall. Horses raised on the grassland are outstanding." He expressed sincere appreciation. "Yes, these are horses from the Luoyanketo pasture in my hometown. There are excellent horse breeds and luxuriant water and grass. The war horses raised there are only one in a hundred and can travel thousands of miles a day." Tana said with a bit of pride in her tone. "Your hometown? It sounds like a beautiful place. Can you tell me about it?" Fang Zhi secretly turned his head to look at Tana's face. Tana certainly had something to say about this topic, and Fang Zhi had been at the border for many years and was very familiar with the grassland and desert nature. The two of them had some unique insights into the geographical environment of the Northern Desert, so the more they chatted, the more speculative they became. When they returned to the hotel, Tana not only had no intention of going back to her room to rest, but instead invited Fang Zhi to sit down in the outside reception room to continue the conversation. Fang Zhi secretly suppressed He was filled with joy and joy in his heart, and tried his best to straighten the corners of his raised mouth, but his body movements had already betrayed his impatient heart. He quickly sat down opposite Tana as if there was a fire behind his butt and wanted to put it out immediately. However, he kept his back straight and his legs together, and his eyes kept shining, which suddenly reminded Tana of the loyal mastiff that accompanied her when she was a child. During the exchange, Fang Zhi discovered that Tana seemed to be very interested in Dayan's landscapes, so he explained and described to her some of the famous mountains, rivers, fields and cities that he had seen in the few days when he was not guarding the border. The two of them talked non-stop in high spirits, and listened in a mesmerizing way on the other side. Unknowingly, they talked about the East's desire to dawn. Fang Zhi felt that it was not good to bother him anymore, so he reluctantly stood up and left. Tana sent him to the door. Fang Zhi opened the door, but suddenly felt a strong impulse coming to his head. His heart beat like a drum, and he heard himself saying to her: "Can I stay with you forever? Can we... Get married?" Tana didn't actually hear what Fang Zhi said at that moment. The rays of light from the sky reflected on the white snow outside the door, and then reflected into the eyes of the person in front of her. She just felt that his eyes were so bright at this moment. When Fang Zhi saw Tana looking at him intently, as if she had acquiesced to his request, overwhelming joy swept over her like a tide. He only left a word of "Wait for me" and ran away in excitement like a young boy. He didn't look back, and he didn't see Tana's hand trying to stop him. After returning to the rear, Zhi still couldn't restrain his inner joy. He felt as if he had endless energy. Before noon, he had completed a whole day of tasks such as processing paperwork, checking combat readiness, and patrolling the defense line. When his soldiers saw his face glowing red, they couldn't help but tease him about whether a happy event was coming soon. He laughed and cursed and told them to get out. The soldiers are also whispering, has the old tree of their young marshal really blossomed? Fang Zhi, who couldn't wait for the war to end before thinking about major life events, took less than five days to prepare all kinds of gifts and items for the marriage proposal. There were not only the wild geese, grain, cloth and jewelry required by the Dayan wedding tradition, but also the necessary items such as swords, hada, whole sheep, sugar, wine and tea required by the prairie wedding customs. When he brought this pile of things to Tana's house, she just smiled and didn't say much. A few days later, the Jingxi Army was renamed Zhenguo Army and a swearing-in ceremony was held. As an ally, Taohan was also invited to send people to attend the ceremony. As an envoy, Tana specially asked Hebuleng's former bodyguard Teng Shuo to accompany him. She knew that Hebuleng's most loyal right-hand man was also one of the people who had always missed him the most. She looked at Chi Jie, who came to the altar not far away to pay homage to the general, and was put on a war robe by the eldest princess herself, and received the tiger talisman and handsome seal from her hands, and Teng Shuo, who had tearful eyes and trembling hands next to her, silently praying that this long-time friend would have a bright and open road ahead and no more suffering. Before the army set off, Chi Jie specially found Tana and had a few words with her alone. "I heard that you and Marshal Fang are getting married. I wanted to congratulate you, but why don't you seem particularly happy about it?" Chi Jie got straight to the point. Tana didn't expect Chi Jie to be so keenly aware of her emotions, so she had no choice but to say half-jokingly: "If I refuse the marriage, won't it make Taohan and Fang Jiajun become enemies?" Chi Jie looked directly at Tana seriously and told her: "If this kid is really resentful because of this incident, I will kill him first! Don't put everything on your shoulders. You deserve to live the life you want." Tana's heart warmed up, and then she smiled heartily: "Then it's agreed!" In the spring of this year, the Zhenguo army cleared the country and the situation in Great Yan was initially settled. Tana packed her bags and went to bid farewell to Da Ezan. Da'e Zan knew that his eldest disciple had ambitions all over the world and would definitely go to the ends of the earth, so he didn't stay long and only told her to come back more often. Tana placed the scroll of pictures that she had sent to her with a lot of likes on the table in front of her and stood up to say goodbye. After Tana left, Da Ezan unfolded the scroll. It was a large map of the Mobei grassland with extremely fine drawings and very specific annotations. Tana spent nearly a year traveling to every corner of the country that was recovered after the collapse of the original Tahan and Miyin dynasties, using the measurements recorded in the classics. Using quantitative techniques and surveying and mapping tools strictly crafted by dedicated personnel, combined with her many years of actual exploration experience, she presented this latest map of the grassland to Dafa Zan, which she devoted all her knowledge and efforts to thank him for his teaching, care and kindness to her over the years. At the same time, Marshal Fang, who was far away in Wangxingguan, also received a cart full of betrothal gifts that were returned intact, and a letter left for him by Tana. There was only a short sentence in the letter, but it made Fang Zhi feel like he was falling into a cold pool in the windy late spring: "I'm sorry, but your death is not what my heart wants. The love of my life is far away."

The love of my life is far away ——A birthday celebration extra dedicated to Lang Lang ❤️ (top) Tana is a wonderful woman. She has had a strong curiosity and desire to explore the outside world since she was very young. When she was still a baby, she set an astonishing marathon record (one-year-old group) of climbing out of a felt tent in ten steps when no one was watching her. She secretly learned to ride a horse at the age of five. She grabbed the stirrup and climbed onto the horse's back with her strong core strength. Unfortunately, she was thrown off by a big horse before she could sit firmly. Fortunately, she fell on the haystack next to her unscathed. Although she was still frightened by this adventure, she was only timid for a few months, and then she ran around wildly all day long, never returning until sunset. Once she even walked too far and did not have time to reach home before dark. As a result, she got lost on the dark grassland at night. The villagers in the tribe held torches and shouted her name from all over the mountains and plains before they found her and took her home. After this time, her parents were afraid that she would have another accident and would not allow her to go out to play again. However, Tana always found a way to sneak out and "escape" successfully even if she was locked in a tent. Because she was the only daughter in the family and was loved by all, her parents were reluctant to chain her up, so they had to teach her to ride a horse, train her in self-defense and some wild survival skills, so that she would not be too dangerous even if she ran far away. In addition, grassland women were less constrained than Han daughters. After that, she often wore simple clothes and rode fast horses through the fifty tribes. She went to the foot of the Tianshan Mountains in the far north and in front of Wuyan City in the far west. When she was fourteen years old, she accidentally broke into the temple where Da'ezangni lived. At that time, her father was just a small leader in the Tahan Army and had no power. After Da'ezan inquired about the truth, he did not blame her. Instead, he was keenly aware of and shocked by the young girl's thorough knowledge and extensive knowledge of the geographical environment of the northern desert grassland during the conversation. Da'ezan made an exception on the spot and accepted her as a disciple, and asked her to attend scripture classes in front of the temple regularly. She said she was attending a lecture, but most of the time it was a big compliment. Tana said she talked about the topography of the grasslands, the changes in water and grass in different seasons under the snow-capped mountains, in the meadows, and beside the river beaches, and about the customs and grazing habits of the various tribes in the Tahan. Although Da'ezan has the firm loyalty of the generals of the Changtian Army and the leaders of the fifty tribes and maintains absolute control over them, due to long-term inconvenience in his legs, he is unable to visit various places in person, and his understanding of the situation in the Moxi grassland under his rule is inevitably limited. Tana, as a simple tribe with no factions, just provides him with a fresh perspective on the grassland land and the living conditions of the herdsmen. Of course, Gurney did not forget to help and train her. He found various travel notes and geological works for Tana for her to study. Since most of these books were Chinese classics, Gurney also arranged for a Han Chinese teacher to teach her Chinese. Tana, who had never had the opportunity to come into contact with such books, was immersed in them and forgot all about eating and sleeping. It was from this time on that she appreciated the magnificent rivers and mountains in the pass, and knew that "the Han land is vast, and everything can be accommodated." These landscape maps ignited her sincere enthusiasm for the mountains and rivers of Dayan, and the seed in her heart of traveling far away, "toward the blue sea and to the dark sky at dusk" also took root and sprouted. When she was sixteen, a war broke out between Tahan and He Di. It lasted for nearly a year. After the Changtian Army returned to the camp after a tragic victory, Tana saw a strange young man in front of the large tent. He was haggard and pale, and fresh blood stains could be faintly seen on his outer armor. However, he still stood guard outside the tent with his back straight and his eyes cold and motionless. One night a few days later, she couldn't sleep and got up to walk outside the tent. Suddenly she noticed a silver-haired child running out of a small felt bag in a panic and entering another small tent. When he came out of the original felt bag, he opened the tent door and dim light came out. There were not many people who were still asleep like her at this time. Tana was a little curious, so she slipped in quietly along the felt curtain. She saw a person wearing a thick robe on the bed inside the room. His body, hands and feet were tightly tied with ropes to a strange bedpost at the corner of the bed, which was as thick as a bowl mouth. With the help of Mingming In the dim light, Tana could barely see the boy's face. He was actually the strange boy she had seen a few days ago. However, he was no longer as clear and cold as before. Instead, his eyes were tightly closed and his expression was painful. The veins on his forehead were exposed. His whole body was trembling and his limbs were twitching. He seemed to be going crazy. Tana was so shocked by this scene that she froze on the spot. At this moment, the silver-haired boy who ran away earlier came back with sweat on his face. When he looked up and saw her, he was stunned for a moment, but he didn't have time to say anything to her. He just hurriedly opened the needle bag he had just brought, took out a few needles and pierced the young man's acupoints next to the bedpost one by one. After a while, the boy gradually stopped struggling, and his expression, which had been gritting his teeth to endure the pain, became much more relaxed. The boy breathed a sigh of relief and turned to look at her. Just as he was about to speak, Tana asked softly: "What's wrong with him?" "He, he's fine, he's fine, it just happens occasionally, and he's fine now." The boy wanted to explain in a panic, but he didn't seem to want to tell Tana the truth. Tana stopped delving into it and said, "I'm the one who disturbed her. Just don't worry." When she was about to go back, she suddenly caught a glimpse of the young man opening his eyes and looking at her face, but his eyes were blurred, as if he was looking at another person through her, and he was murmuring. Tana got closer and seemed to hear the young man calling "Mother" intermittently in Chinese. Tana was stunned for a moment, but the boy quickly closed his eyes and fell asleep. She looked at the silver-haired boy, and he just lowered his head and smiled awkwardly and apologetically at her. Realizing that he was uncomfortable being here, Tana nodded to him, turned around, and walked quickly back to her tent. The next evening, Tana went to the nearby lake to drink from her horse. She saw the boy and his horse from a distance. When she got closer, she found that the boy seemed to have noticed her, but deliberately did not look at her. She only stared down at the water at her feet, guessing that the silver-haired boy might have told him what happened last night. Tana stared at his gray complexion and chapped lips. He was obviously about the same age as her, but when she thought about the three times she saw him, she never seemed to feel a trace of the vitality and vitality that a young man should have in him. Her eyes were dim, but he had to force this body to complete what it should do. She felt pity for him when she saw him sick last night, and she felt that they were destined to be together. She didn't want him to stay depressed and lifeless, so she took the initiative to step forward and stand at the water's edge not far from him. While watching the horses drink water, she greeted him: "My name is Tana, what's yours?" As expected, she didn't get an answer, and she didn't care. "This is your first time here. It looks boring, but there are still many interesting places." She pointed to the left, "Five miles to the north is Hengsha Spring. Although the Populus euphratica forest in early summer is not as golden as autumn, it is also very green and charming. Also, turn to the east From the hillside, you can see Yeqiatan from a distance, with clear water and beautiful grass. It is said that it is the place where lovers from nearby tribes often meet for trysts." She laughed, "After winter, you can also go to Chike, a little to the west, where you can soak in hot springs and see the snow-capped mountains." After a pause, she turned to look at him and said, "The hot springs can also cure injuries and are good for the body." As if he couldn't continue to be brave because his disguise had been exposed, or he was not used to such implicit care, the young man turned around and led the horse to leave, but before getting on the horse and riding back, he looked at Tana and left three words: "Hebuleng". From then on, whenever Tana came to Da'ezan's place to listen to scriptures, she would always chat with him casually when she met this young man named Hebuleng. One of them was Da'ezan's inner disciple, and the other was his personal soldier, so they could see each other from time to time. But a few days later, Tana discovered that Hebuleng had disappeared for a while. When she saw him again, it was when he led a team of troops back to the camp with prisoners of war and captured baggage from the Hebulen army. It turned out that he had gone west to fight against the Hebuleng thieves. Watching Hebuleng walk into the large Zan tooth tent, after a cup of tea, a guard told Tana that she had also entered the tent to discuss matters. Tana didn't know why, so she followed in suspiciously. After entering the tent, the superior, Da Ezan, who was sitting in the bamboo wheel chair, smiled and raised his head slightly in the direction of Hebuleng, who was sitting side by side with Tana, and said: "This time we sent troops to rescue the frontline soldiers who were besieged by He's army. The incident happened suddenly and there was insufficient preparation. Hebuleng asked himself to lead his men to rescue." , Using 800 infantry to lead the opponent's 2,000 cavalry into the quagmire and destroy them without a fight, successfully relieving the siege and annihilating the enemy with minimal casualties, it can be said that he has outstanding military achievements, and he can be promoted to captain of thousands as a rule, but he said that it was not his fault alone, and you are the key to this victory. " "Yes. During the chat, Tana said that there was more rain this summer than in previous years. She noticed that there was a swamp dozens of miles northeast of the Balian outpost on the Western Front. When I led the troops to rescue, I sent out scout horses to investigate. I learned that there was indeed such a swamp and found out its specific location. Regardless of their size, after attracting the firepower of the thieves who besieged the defenders, we lured them into the swamp at night and annihilated them. If Tana had not inadvertently provided the key information, this operation would not have been successful," Heblen continued to explain. When Tana heard this, she was a little surprised at first, and then she was really happy, "Seriously? What I said casually can really help the reinforcements win? That's great!" Although Hebrang still looked serious, cold and unkind, he nodded solemnly and suggested: "It is better to recruit Tana as a military think tank consultant. In this capacity, in the free time, he can easily enter and exit the 50 camps and sentries to familiarize himself with the surrounding environment. During the war, he can provide the Changtian Army with the latest information on terrain, water sources, climate change, etc. This will be a great help for us, Tahan, to fight against the enemy." "This is a very good idea, Tana, what do you think?" Dazan smiled slightly and expressed his approval. I saw the eyelids of the person standing under the seat drooping. After thinking for a moment, he raised his head and looked firmly at the spiritual leader of this Tahan grassland: "Okay, I can do it well." Da'ezan favored Tana more and more, as it was related to military and national affairs. He originally thought that she would be timid in front of such a heavy burden, but after a brief thought, she stepped forward and resolutely accepted this responsibility that fell from the sky. This outstanding woman not only dares to go out and take risks, but also takes responsibility when facing responsibilities. With such courage and self-confidence, she is worthy of a great responsibility. Later, due to official business, Tana had more frequent contact with Hebrang. Sometimes Hebrang came to inquire about recent changes in the pasture, and sometimes she went to Hebrang's residence to discuss specific routes for sneaking under the cover of wind and snow. Even though he had become a commander in charge of his own battalion, Hebron was still stunned by the small felt bag he had stayed in when he first came here. Tana could see the weird thick bedpost every time she entered, but she didn't ask any more questions, and she didn't even mention to him what she saw that night. What really caught her attention was when she accidentally caught a glimpse of a faint scratch that looked like a Chinese character on the lower corner of the bedpost. At first, the mark was too shallow, and she couldn't tell what it was even though she already recognized many Chinese characters. But as a few months passed, the scratch that seemed to have been scratched dozens of times every day with her fingernails became more and more clear - it was the word "Guan". She thought that it might represent something or a person that was important to Heblen. A year later, due to the constant incursions and plundering of the Taohan border by Mo Chan's troops, Da'ezan decided to send heavy troops to the eastern front to launch a counterattack. Against all opinions, he handed over the important task of commanding tens of thousands of Changtian troops to Hebuleng, who despite his young age had already made many outstanding achievements in the battle against He. Before the war, Hebreng had a secret conversation with Yotana. He needed her to find a place to hide soldiers on the Pine Castle Ridge. The place must be large enough to accommodate two thousand soldiers hiding there; it must have a water source that can drink for two thousand people for three days; it must be extremely hidden, preferably no one traces it and no one knows about it; it must even be able to be preserved when a fire burns the mountain, and people will not be greatly affected during it. This almost impossible task is simply as difficult as climbing to the sky. After hearing this, Tana frowned and was silent in thought. Seeing this, Hebrang hesitated for a while and then said: "We can also adopt other options, but this must be the way with the least casualties." He couldn't bear it, knowing that this sentence would not only be of no help to Tana, but would also increase her pressure and psychological burden. "Give me a few days." Tana finally left these words in a deep voice and left without looking back. Four days later, in the evening, Hebrang was checking the account books for the last time about the logistics, food, fodder, and service of the Heavenly Army's expedition in the tent, when someone suddenly opened the curtain and broke in. The visitor looked tired after a long journey, his eyes were blue and black, his lips were chapped, his clothes were stained, and his hands were stained with blood, but his eyes were shining with excitement, and he walked quickly to him and whispered: "I found it" - it was Tana who had disappeared for a long time. "What's wrong with you? Are you injured?" Heblen asked with concern. Tana didn't pay attention to this sentence at all, "A natural pit was discovered on the shady slope of Xia Bang Peak in the south of Songbao Ridge. The cave is wide and high, and the hidden opening covered with vines on the top of the cave can be ventilated. There is a pool of more than ten feet wide and about five feet deep in the central depression at the bottom. The pool is living water, and it is harmless for humans and animals to drink." She didn't notice that the person in front of her was in a daze for a moment when she heard the water pool in the cave, and then continued: "The entrance to the cave was just dug out by me and my people this time, and there is no other entrance. I can guarantee that no one else will know about this cave." Hebrang came back to his senses and sincerely praised and admired: "Well done, you have worked hard." Tana shook her head: "I asked Da'ezan for a few absolutely trustworthy helpers. Without them, I wouldn't have been able to find and enter the cave alone. They are outside and can be responsible for leading the army." After explaining everything that needed to be explained, Tana was exhausted and prepared to go back to rest, but as soon as she walked out of the felt tent, Hebrang heard a muffled sound. He hurried out to check, and saw Tana passed out on the ground, surrounded by several guards who looked like they were helping her up, calling her name anxiously to wake her up. Hebrang recognized one of them as Kale, who had also been on duty in the Da'Ezan Guards, and immediately asked him to lead everyone to carry Tana back to her residence, and called his own soldiers to pull Yawang to treat Tana. After Yawang checked, he said that Tana was fine. She was just overworked and needed more rest. The blood stains on her hands were made by cutting holes and grinding stones. They were not serious and had been bandaged by the little doctor neatly. Knowing that Tana was safe, Hebuleng and the others retreated with confidence. Kale walked side by side with him and told him in detail the process of the team's exploration of the cave. "This time we followed Tana to Songbaoling. During the day, we walked around the mountains constantly and observed in all directions. At night, we sometimes had to walk by the moonlight, almost without sleep. Especially Tana, we were so tired that we slept on the spot with our clothes on. She also used a stylus to draw the terrain, mark the route, and write down the day on the straw paper. At noon on the third day, we walked to Chabon Mountain. Tana noticed that a small stream on the ground suddenly disappeared under a crack in the rocks. She concluded that there might be an underground river here, so she took us to carefully search for any abnormal signs nearby. After a while, Tana said that she seemed to feel a stream of wind blowing out of a crack in the rock wall next to her. Cool breeze, I went over to feel it, and it was indeed true. Tana then speculated that there might be a large space hidden behind the big rock, so we used the tools we brought to cut open the rock. Sure enough, we saw the hollow inside and a few rays of light coming out. Everyone was very excited. When the hole was opened to allow one person to enter and exit, Tana didn't Despite our obstruction, he insisted on climbing into the hole first, and then pulled us in after confirming that everything was fine. We carefully measured the size of the hole and the depth of the water pool inside, and confirmed that the hole was safe and met the requirements. Then we went down the mountain overnight to report the news without stopping for a moment. Now it is inevitable that she will fall into a coma. " After listening to this passage word for word, Hebuleng was slightly moved. He held Kale's shoulders and promised: "The Changtian Army will not let your efforts go in vain." Half a month later, the front of the Changtian Army pretended to be defeated and retreated into Songbao Ridge. The Great Khan of Mao Yin ordered the mountain to be set on fire. Three days later, the fire gradually extinguished. When the Motan Army was full of arrogance and wanted to cross the ridge and penetrate into the hinterland of Tahan, the two thousand Tahan infantry and cavalry who had been waiting on the ridge for a long time swooped down and disrupted the formation of the Motan people. Under the command of Hebuleng, They attacked from the front and back and drove them into an ambush that had been set up. They wiped out all the effective forces on Mo Tan's west flank. Then he took advantage of the situation and recaptured several nearby tribes. Mo Tan's troops were so frightened that they cowered near Shangjing City and did not dare to fight back. After this battle, Tao Han's battle against Mo Tan finally changed from passive defense to active offense. The army was victorious and triumphant. After Hebuleng returned to the temple and reported the battle to the large-scale tribute, he found Tana by the Yinma Lake where he had been before and said to her: "Everyone in the prairie knows that Hebuleng led his troops to a victory over Mo Chan, but they don't know that you are the one who takes the greatest credit." "You just tried your best, how dare you take credit? Besides, it was you who trusted me first, from the first time you led the troops." Tana looked at Hebrang. Heblen shook his head, "No, it was you who stretched out your hand first and gave me kindness and warmth." Tana was startled, then smiled: "We are friends." Hebrang also laughed. After staying in the Lihan Grassland for a long time, Hebuleng was no longer as grim and unsmiling as when Tana first met him, as if he was out of breath with a heavy burden on his body. He would also joke and have fun with the soldiers, but Tana always felt that he just hid those heavy and depressing things deeper and put on a bright disguise, as if nothing happened, but in fact he was carrying those things with difficulty all the time and moving forward with a heavy load. In the next few years, Tana served as a consultant to assist the generals at all levels of the Changtian Army to effectively attack Pseudo He and Mo Lan based on the various terrains in Mobei. When Hebuleng was assassinated by Wei Lu and had to fake his death and lie dormant, she delivered the message to him, and hid Yu Jingbi in the rear. The Tahan ambushes in the mountains raised supplies and successfully joined forces with Dayan's Fang family army to defeat Mo Tan and conquer Shangjing. She achieved great feats and received numerous awards. She was selected as one of the top ten warriors of Tahan with a large amount of praise, and became the first grassland woman to be awarded the title of "Batar".

Make a wish: I hope that I will publish a new book called "Former Liu Lang"

After reading this volume, I have already fallen in love with Princess Linx. I was so scared that I quickly looked at the copy.

Hhhh So why is Xiao Chi so dressed up here? In the last chapter, I got the appearance of my uncle, and now I feel that a hero saving a beauty should change his body and look better?

I thought Xiao Chi was really handsome at the beginning of 🤩. When I saw this, I decided to follow it I just couldn't stand the words and actions of those officers and soldiers. They started fighting and drinking, but stopped having fun. They were so unrestrained and carefree. Uncle, you are also fascinated by such a colorful person, right? 🧋