Song Style

I have long wanted to write a work about the two Song Dynasties. What kind of torture would the royal family members captured by the Jin Kingdom in the Northern Song Dynasty suffer when they arrived in a foreign country? Naturally, a group of Rongdi bastards from a bitter cold land would not establish any anti-abuse convention on prisoners of war. The famous literary and artistic figures in the Song Dynasty were so brilliant, their cultural works were both refined and popular, and their soft power was second to none in the world at that time. But why were they so incomprehensible when they saw bandits and bullies? This makes me very unfamiliar with the two Song Dynasties. Is the social atmosphere of the Northern Song Dynasty really as shown in "Water Margin", where villains succeed and upright men do nothing? Are values ​​really "laughing at the poor but not at prostitution"? If that is the case, combined with today's society, the style of the two Song Dynasties will immediately become clear. I simply put aside a priori doctrine, gave up on established ideas, and began to put ideas on paper and pen. I still didn't expect that it would end up being such a novel. The story strives to be unexpected, and at the same time expresses a personal qualitative view of the history of the two Song Dynasties. During the creation process, I repeatedly told myself to restrain my personal thoughts. But who can really do it? After all, literary and artistic creation is essentially emotional.