Late Ming Dynasty: Liang Sui's Journey of a Thousand Miles

The motherland is bright, we are back The good general and the Ming army's flag were planted on the dilapidated city of Yangzhou, and he had a lot of thoughts for a while. He thought of the snowy night when he left King Chuang He thought of the four lambs in Huazhou City; He thought of Sui, his full Sui, a girl who was not very clever but was known as the female Zhuge in the army; He recalled the frightened and panicked look he had never seen in the eyes of the Tatars when he single-handedly killed the bandit chief Duduo when the city of Yangzhou was defeated. He remembered the poem His Royal Highness the King of Jin sent to Mr. Guo Xing, "Surrounded by mountains and rivers, at the bottom of the tooth flag, in the feather fan of the Yangtze River thousands of miles away"; He recalled the cheers and drums that filled the mountains and plains when he beheaded Nikan; He thought of the tragedies and countless sacrifices that had been made during this transformation and expedition...