During the late Qing Dynasty, Guangzhou, as the Qing court's only port to the outside world, glowed with its last glory in modern times in the history of a thousand-year commercial capital. Thousands of sails passed by, and silver was everywhere. This was the Guangzhou Thirteenth Bank, which was known as the "Oriental Wall Street" and the "Emperor's South Treasury" at that time.
Hidden behind the Thirteen Banks in Guangzhou, and almost controlling the lifeline of the entire country's foreign trade, are the Twelve Aristocratic Families of Nanling, nicknamed the Mobile Treasury. Among them, the most bizarre ones are the Chen family, an official family that has not been recorded anywhere but only mentioned in a few corners of history, and the most mysterious Yin-Yang family, the Zheng family, which never appears but is spread word of mouth in the streets and alleys. It was just a fire that burned through the entire Thirteen Lines of Guangzhou and burned away the glory of the thousand-year-old commercial capital.
A hundred years later, an inconspicuous teahouse in Nanshuiwan Town welcomed an uninvited guest.
Jiang Anping didn't even raise his eyes, just playing with the fish, and his plain voice echoed in the square hall: "Which family are you a junior from?"
"Chen family or Li family?"
Purpose: Criticize the feudal system, promote the spirit of patriotism, and find the lost Chinese civilization
