Yongxiang of Han Palace

Introduction to "Han Palace Yongxiang·Bronze Sacrifice" The country she protected by sacrificing her soul eventually became the bronze coffin that imprisoned her. In 195 BC, Lu Pheasant sealed the blood-stained Gebu under Liu Bang's coffin. That was the military sentiment conveyed by the post girl Qinghe with her life in the Battle of Pengcheng—— Chu's horse ran out of food for three days, and Liu Bang cut off the reins of her carriage. From the bride of Pei County to the Queen Mother of the Han Palace: The mother chewing grass and feeding her children in the prison of Chu camp, The poisonous woman who creates "human pigs" deep in Yongxiang, The person in power who killed Han Xin and exterminated the Qi clan in Jiaofang Hall—— They are all the same face before Qin Jing shattered. When Qi Yi's bronze guard and black stone were splashed with blood on the execution ground, Resentment seeped into the armor, and a curse rang out from the underground palace: "The Lu family's bloodline will be trapped in a bronze prison forever!" Her crown is made of threefold flesh: Pengcheng Wheel (Liu Bang ran over her hand to survive) Human pigs and pottery urns (the nightmare of son Liu Ying shouting "devil") Weiyang Palace Foundation (the throne cast from the bones of Han Xin and Pengyue) On a snowy night when he was sick, he gave up treating Liu Ying, who died of alcoholism. The girl in Geyi by the Sishui River appears in the mirror. The heat of that bowl of corn porridge has long since dissipated: The edict to kill the heroes, the miserable howl of the Qi clan's annihilation, And in the steaming fishy mist of blood and grass in the underground palace. Final question: When the obsession to protect the country devours human nature, Are those who hold power and those who are killed both sacrifices on the altar?