The Book of Gong Jin's Flourishing Years: Red Cliff Without Wind

Zhou Yu, courtesy name Gongjin, was a renowned general of Eastern Wu in the early Three Kingdoms period. No Wind at Red Cliff tells the story of Zhou Yu before and after the Battle of Red Cliffs, with a plot structure completely different from Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Drawing on historical texts such as Records of the Three Kingdoms, as well as modern archaeological and historical theories, it builds an entirely new account of the Battle of Red Cliffs and reimagines historical figures such as Zhou Yu, Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei.

Song of the Crow's Cry at Night: Zhou Lang's Old Wish

How many strings on the brocade zither? The emerald-green qin sings in a brisk, rustling melody. In Lujiang, Xiao Qiao shares a pillow with her love; they trim the candle and talk until dawn.

Ten years of war smoke pass like water. A promise fulfilled, though perhaps only in the next life. May Jiangdong stand forever, its ancestral rites proclaiming the news, its rivers and mountains honoring a hero's name.

Mr. Huang Weide's portrayal of Zhou Yu in New Three Kingdoms inspired a torrent of ideas. This book is built on historical records and offers a fresh interpretation of its characters, completely different from Romance of the Three Kingdoms.