In the Warring States Period, Qinghai Became a Dominant Force

If you don't agree, what is your answer?

To be honest, the language and culture of the ancient Qiang people can no longer be tested, and it is difficult for me to reconstruct a world view (including its language, social and political structure, religion, geographical cognition, cosmology, etc.), So in many places I can only directly use existing Di and Qiang ethnic nouns and even Chinese nouns.

After reading it, I suddenly became enlightened and discovered the flaws in my writing style and how to modify it.

Come on, let's preach together! Welcome to put it back on the bookshelf. We will go a long way slowly and we need each other's support! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

These information only belong to one of my multiple information folders. This is the sketch I made carefully while watching "Qiang Between Han and Tibet". The "Huo Shi" that appeared refers to soybean leaves, which were the main food eaten by the people at the bottom at that time. Why not potatoes and sweet potatoes? Because it hasn't been introduced to China yet. Why not rice noodles? Because at that time, it was a refined food that only rich families could afford. Why is the injured hand "swollen like a goose egg" instead of "swollen like a steamed bun" as is commonly said? Because the steamed buns haven't appeared yet. Considering the background of the times, even Chinese is called "Qin dialect". Kazakhstan movie "Queen Tomylis" (the strange woman who beheaded Cyrus the Great). There are too few stories about Wuyi Yuanjian in historical materials, so I had to learn more about Tomilis, Genghis Khan, and Nurhaci to enrich the plot. (I have another meaning in posting "Queen Tomylis" here: the cost of this film is only equivalent to 35 million yuan, which is not as high as the sky-high salaries of some of our popular stars, but it restored the armor, language (the lost ancient Serbian language), stirrup-less riding and other situations at the time. It is really a model for our generation.) And these are just the tip of the iceberg of my efforts in historical research. I hope that historical novels can be written like "The Qin Empire", instead of the current brainless rebirth of the world.

Writing a book is not easy, so stay with me!