Records of the Troubled Times in the Late Jin Dynasty

From the sheep cart feast of the Western Jin Dynasty to the dawn of the Li Tang Dynasty, during these four hundred years, China split into two skies: In the south of the Yangtze River, famous people talk about mysteries on the misty and rainy terraces, and enjoy poetry and wine; In the north of the Great Wall, the iron cavalry charged and merged in the battlefield of blood and fire, expanding their territory. Emperors, famous generals, eminent monks, poets, common people... Countless destinies rise and fall between the Yangtze River and the Yellow River. This is not a period of "dark and chaotic times", but a long "forging" of civilizations in collision and struggle. When the haze in Jiangzuo and the bow and sword in Saibei finally meet, a more prosperous age has been quietly nurtured in blood, tears and hope.