Han Jiazi

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Yellow River roared with beacon smoke. The stone man's words opened the prelude to the troubled times in which the people were hanging upside down. Zhu Chongba and Tang He struggled between famine and oppression, but there was always a figure who grew up together in the dust standing beside them - he had no name and no surname, and the villagers only called him "Hanjiazi". When Chongba threw up his red scarf and raised the flag of righteousness, he carried his sword and followed him; when Zhu Yuanzhang set his sights on the sky and looked towards the Central Plains, he rode his horse as the vanguard. From the street battles in Chuzhou to the sea of ​​​​fire in Poyang, from the Northern Expedition to Tieliu to the Jinling Sun and Moon, he is not a name in the history books, but he is the most silent cornerstone behind Emperor Hongwu. This is a legend of Paoze that has never been recorded in history. See how the heroes stepped on the bones together to rebuild the mountains and rivers; also see when the prosperous age is approaching, those sacrifices and choices that have been eclipsed by time - the destiny of the Han family, finally return to the common people.