Uncle Han Dynasty

--"Seven Rhythms of Liu Bei" Drinking in the peach garden and sighing about the political situation, the green plums are boiled and the wine is late. It's hard to see a broad mind, but it's hard to know a good plan. I visited the thatched cottage three times to see the Han Dynasty cauldron, and once I ascended the throne, I looked at the broken chess piece. The dragon is soaring and famous all over the world. Do you remember the time when you were selling shoes? Times create heroes, and heroes create times. The Three Kingdoms can only be regarded as a shooting star in the long river of history, fleeting, but the prosperity of its characters can be said to be as bright as stars and dazzling. Liu Bei initially made a living by weaving mats and selling shoes, but he claimed to be the great-great-grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty and the queen of Prince Jing of Zhongshan. It may be that Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty wanted to find a helper, so he asked someone to check the genealogy, and it turned out that he was Xian Emperor's uncle. When Emperor Xian was happy, he respectfully called Liu Bei his uncle. In an era where family background was important, this title brought great honor to Liu Bei. This book tracks Liu Bei's mental journey and takes you into the Three Kingdoms and into that era when heroes emerged in large numbers and all the heroes competed for the throne!