Guzhong Beidu

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! On his way to the north for hunting, Song Huizong summoned Cao Xun, the former palace deacon, in Yanshan and brought back Huizong's blood edict. He also suggested luring the Jin soldiers to low-lying areas and digging up the Yellow River to submerge the Jin soldiers. These are recorded in historical records. After Cao Xun escaped, he met Zhao Gou. It was suggested that Zhao Gou go north to the sea to rescue the two emperors of Huiqin, but Zhao Gou was unhappy. This article is based on historical facts and uses a grand historical narrative to unfold the plot of the story in an orderly manner, using the land route to the north of Youyan and the sea route to the north to float on the sea. It is intertwined with the Taoist view of treating all things as stupid dogs and the medical doctor's compassion for heaven and mankind. The distinction between Central Plains culture and Youyan culture, as well as the common identity of Confucian cultural concepts. The geography of mountains and rivers, the Taihang Mountains and the Yanshan Mountains, are like a prairie fire of various rebel armies, presenting a chaotic picture of a disintegrated era. Although history has gone far away, from the smoke and dust that buries history, we can hear the echo of historical rhythms and touch the texture of history, which is breathtaking and fascinating.