A Brief Biography of Mr. Wenshan: Who Has Never Died Since Ancient Times?

The large-scale historical biographical novel "The Biography of Mr. Wenshan Who Has Never Die Since Ancient Times" depicts the loyal life of Wen Tianxiang. When he was young, he was determined to read the books of sages diligently and help the Song Dynasty. After becoming an official, he advocated resistance to the Yuan Dynasty and was not afraid of power and traitors. He served his country loyally throughout his life, experienced turmoil on the battlefield and in court, and was eventually defeated and captured. While being escorted, he wrote "Crossing the Lingding Ocean", in which "No one has ever died in life since ancient times, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history." It touches people's hearts and expresses the pain of family and country and the loyalty of ministers. As a prisoner, Wen Tianxiang witnessed the Yuan army annihilating the Southern Song Dynasty. This book starts from here and follows the route thousands of miles north: Guangzhou → Yingde → Nan'an Army → Ganzhou → Wan'an County → Taihe → Linjiang Army → Longxing Prefecture (Nanchang) → Hukou → Anqing Prefecture → Chizhou → Lugang (Wuhu) → Jiankang (Nanjing) → Gaoyou → Huai'an Army → Taoyuan County (now Siyang, Jiangsu) → Suqian County → Pizhou → Xuzhou → Peixian → Yutai → New Jezhou (Juye) → Wenyang County → Yunzhou → Dong'a → Plain → Hejian → Baozhou (now Baoding, Hebei) → Zhuozhou → Yanjing (now Beijing). He was imprisoned in Dadu for three years by the Yuan people. After repeated threats and inducements, he did not change his integrity and finally died calmly. He was loyal throughout his life and can be regarded as a model of ministerial conduct through the ages. "The Biography of Mr. Wenshan" reproduces his personality and era in novel style, which is unforgettable. The first season of "The Biography of Mr. Wenshan" follows the road of blood and tears, intertwining scenery and mood, making readers feel as if they have followed Mr. Wenshan on a journey of thousands of miles in prison, and see his loyal soul shining through history. The cities, rivers and sandstorms along the way have become Mr.'S personal notes and will forever be a monument to Chinese civilization. After closing the book, readers feel sad for Mr. Zhongyong, feeling the desolation and tragedy of the times and the light of human perseverance.