Silk Road Lonely Minister

A fragment of brocade from the Han Dynasty allowed Chen Yan, a Silk Road archaeologist, to travel through the Western Han Dynasty to the third year of the founding of the Han Dynasty. He became the son of a criminal official in Longxi, and was also involved in a mission that was destined to escape death. He followed Zhang Qian as an envoy to the Western Regions to unite with the Dayue clan to fight against the Xiongnu. He knew the direction of history: the mission would be detained by the Xiongnu for more than ten years, the mission of uniting Dayuezhi would eventually fail, and only three people would be left when the team of more than a hundred people returned. With the knowledge of two thousand years later, he knew the grass and trees of the Gobi Desert, discerned the star map of the Western Regions, and knew how to give first aid, but he could not change the course of history. The prison of the Xiongnu, the yellow sand of the Western Regions, the severe cold of the snow-capped mountains, the scimitar of the Qiang people, the undercurrent of the court, the injustice of the family... Thirteen years of ups and downs, snow and rain, he was not only a bystander of history, but also a witness. Han Jing pointed to the west and dug thousands of miles away. When the bell of Chang'an rang again, it was not only Zhang Qian's feat that returned, but also the lonely soul of a traveler on the Bone Silk Road.