Dawn of the World in 1491 AD

"Dawn of the World in 1491 AD" In 1492, before the shadow of Columbus's sail appeared on the horizon, what kind of restlessness and transformation was the world going through? The long historical novel "Dawn of the World in 1491 AD" reveals the mystery of the eve of the birth of the modern world in a magnificent way. This year, Emperor Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty saw a celestial warning in the flames of the Fengyang Imperial Mausoleum. Horse caravans carrying salt and cloth on the mountain roads of Guizhou maintained the ancient physical economy, while distant Moscow was converting bell towers into gun towers. The salute of the completion of Haimeiup City in North Korea, the chanting of Burmese monks completing the Buddhist masterpiece "Practice", the cries of the infant Zhu Houzhao and Henry VIII, among these seemingly unrelated sounds, a new era is stirring. The novel uses a grand structure to weave a web of destiny that covers the world. This is not only a novel, but also a profound reflection on the fate of civilization. When various civilizations explore independently in closed time and space, how do they inadvertently lay the groundwork for the upcoming "first year of globalization"? "Dawn of the World in 1491 AD" uses the reconstructive power of literature to help us re-understand the origins of the modern world. For readers who desire to transcend the Eurocentric view of history, this work will provide a pleasant and shocking reading experience. Let us return to that dawn five hundred and thirty years ago and witness how all destinies were quietly intertwined in this year - everything is doomed and everything has just begun.