Horses Trample Flying Swallows, Hundreds of Schools of Thought

Introduction to "Horses Treading on Swallows: The Hundred Schools of Scholars" In the fourth year of the founding of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty followed the advice of Dong Zhongshu, the second leader of the Confucian school at that time, and deposed all the schools of thought for the first time. Except for the Confucian and Mohist schools, all the other schools hid in the Zhuzi Mountain Villa in the Stonehenge in the desert to preserve the strength of each school. Only the Mohists, from the master to the disciples, are scattered at home and abroad, serving the country and the people. Zhang Wenbai, who was the guard of the 18th beacon tower of Jiaqu Sui in Juyanhai at that time, was a disciple of the Mohist family. He was responsible for the dual tasks of revitalizing the Mohist family and defending the Han Dynasty. However, the two were completely opposite and regarded them as life and death. When the Xiongnu army invaded the border of the Han Dynasty, all the scholars hiding in the Zhuzi Mountain Villa watched the fire from the other side, as if they wished that Confucianism would be disgraced. However, countless people from the Mohist sect stepped forward one after another and saved the Han Dynasty from danger countless times. But in the end, what this resulted in was just a tragedy, a huge tragedy, from the Mohist Li Guang's unparalleled achievements in failing to become a marquis, to his grandson Li Ling's family being exterminated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, although this is not part of the content of this book, to Zhang Wenbai and the shepherd girl of the Xiaoyue clan. The tragic ending of Su Le Nu, a couple in need: one died in battle, and the other hangs with hatred on a three-foot white silk ribbon. The many grievances, love and hatred between them are all due to a Zhuzi Villa, a secret place built over hundreds of years with the efforts of hundreds of schools of thought.