Heroes of the Late Tang Dynasty

After the Anshi Rebellion was put down, the Tang Dynasty gradually declined. The enactment and reform of the Salt Law caused the price of salt to rise, and the people could only eat light food, which led to the rampant illicit salt dealers in the next hundred years. Even the famous poet Bai Juyi couldn't bear to write "Salt Merchant's Wife" to satirize the darkness of salt politics. During the reign of Emperor Xizong, there was a severe drought in Guandong. Lu Xie, the Minister of Household Affairs, asked the court to exempt the people of Guandong from taxes. However, officials from all over the country follow the example, but do not carry out their promises. They still plan to force the affected people to tax and call them fertile land and beautiful concubines. At this point, it was already sunset in the Tang Dynasty. There was a person from Puzhou named Wang Xianzhi who deliberately revolted. There was an unsuccessful person from Caozhou named Huang Chao who responded to the uprising. Some people say, don't let the sorrow of the times become your sorrow. Some people say that I want my sorrow to become the sorrow of this era. Liu Hao came from later generations, and he just wanted to stick to his beliefs, move forward, and establish a new order.