The Golden Man of Chang'an: the Xiongnu Prince and the Han Family for Forty Years

An epic story of a Hun prince's counterattack against the Han Palace​ In 121 BC, the 14-year-old Xiongnu prince Jin Rixi was captured during Huo Qubing's campaign across Hexi. From the proud man of the grassland to the horse slave of Chang'an, he led the thin horse into the stables of Weiyang Palace, but due to an accidental horse parade in front of the emperor, he was spotted by Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty. The young man's figure was as upright as an euphratica, his eyes were as calm as a deep pool, and the war horse he raised was "as bright as the moon under the river, and running like the wind." Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty caressed the captured Xiongnu sacrifice to heaven Jin man and gave him the Han surname "Jin". From then on, the gears of fate roared and turned. This book describes the legendary story of my clan. Please support it.