Legends of Tang and Song Dynasties

Thanks to "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms are familiar to everyone; thanks to "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", the events of the Sui and Tang Dynasties can be seen at a glance; thanks to "The Heroes of the Ming Dynasty", the battle between Yuan and Ming Dynasty is no longer unfamiliar. The author goes out of his way to imitate others and captures some stories of emperors and ministers from the Tang and Song Dynasties, allowing readers to get closer to that era of war and passion. The Tang Dynasty is recognized as one of the most powerful dynasties in Chinese history. Song people like to refer to it as "Han and Tang" together, viewing it as the greatest imperial era in the history of their nation. Modern people also occasionally use "Tang people" as another name for Chinese people. The great cultural and military achievements established by the Tang Dynasty will always be engraved on the monument of history. By the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, dozens of military entities had existed, and they were constantly competing, killing, annexing, splitting, rising, and falling. . . . . . The land of China is simply a mess. The powerful powers will sing and I will appear on the stage, killing everyone and leaving birds flying. The vast white field is really clean. Later, Zhao Kuangyin, who was born as a soldier, took advantage of the opportunity of raising suspicions about his young country to create a rebellion in Chenqiao and wear a yellow robe. Then he performed a trick of drinking wine to release military power, which consolidated the Zhao family's regime and gradually unified the country. . . . . .