Eternal Rivers and Mountains Illuminate the Liver and Gallbladder

In the early years of Jinglong of the Great Zhao Dynasty, there was a severe drought in Hexi. The new champion Gu Heng angrily criticized the first assistant Qin Yi in court and proposed the strategy of "changing rice into mulberry". Xiao Che, who was sitting on the dragon throne, remained calm, but secretly allocated military supplies for disaster relief. Three years later, Gu Heng entered the cabinet with military merit and implemented the New Deal, which affected the interests of the family. Qin Yi used Qingliu to criticize Gu Heng for "forming cliques for personal gain". Xiao Che demoted Gu Heng to Hexi and secretly ordered: "Look at the bones of the border troops for me." The eighteen tribes of the grassland kowtowed at the gate, and Qin Yi advocated making peace with his relatives and paying tribute. Gu Heng led 800 remnant soldiers to defend the isolated city. A blood letter arrived in Beijing: "My bones can be broken, and I will not give up an inch of land in Hexi!" The beacon fire reflected the palace wall red, Xiao Che smashed the letter of marriage and patriotism, and wore armor and sword. When Yujia broke through the wind and snow and appeared in front of the formation, Gu Heng knelt down covered in blood and screamed: "Your Majesty! Hexi... Is still there!"