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This book uses countless historical materials and philosophical words to construct the vicissitudes of Nanjing and its people from prehistory to the Qing Dynasty. The author takes us back in time to ancient times, to pre-Qin, and witnesses Nanjing going through the third catastrophe during the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, it welcomed immigrants and poets from all over the world. From the fate of a Nanjing farmer in the Ming Dynasty, he recorded the records of all living beings in Jinling. He also lamented that the Qing Dynasty could not lock the British iron armor. Although it does not involve the current life of Nanjing, we can still look at the past and see the present. Without the past, there will be no present. Through the author's brief history of life on earth, being born as a human being, birth taxes, a brief history of currency, and a brief summary of the ancient welfare system, it can still give people today unlimited thinking.