Peking Yange

In the first year of Jianwen, Yanfu in Beiping. The royal guards were humiliated by the order, and the officials in the government dared not speak out in anger, but the six-year-old Shuo'er picked up the case and shouted with red eyes: "Don't bully my uncle!" At that moment, the ailing King of Yan Zhu Di's eyes suddenly changed, and his royal aura suddenly appeared: "Don't forget, this King is the King of Yan personally appointed by the late Emperor!" A word of protection will accompany you throughout your life. He is Zhu Di. From the King of Yan who was dormant in the northern border to the Yongle Emperor who was unable to ascend the throne, he conquered Mongolia five times, sailed to the West, built a grand ceremony, and moved to Beijing. He created the prosperous Ming Dynasty with his iron and blood skills, but he also concealed the loneliness of the hero and the confusion of his old age. He was Lu'er, the orphan of Zhonglie, who was raised by Zhu Di. He grew up from an ignorant boy to a pillar of the imperial court, passed the imperial examinations, assisted the emperor and stabilized the country, joined Jing Nan in the army, and stabilized the country and the people. To him, Zhu Di was an uncle, a monarch, and a person he wanted to protect throughout his life. From Yan's Mansion in Peking to the Forbidden City, from the beacon fires of Jingnan to the prosperity of Yongle, the words monarch and minister are inseparable from the love between uncle and nephew; thousands of miles of mountains and rivers cannot hide the bonds of a lifetime. Zhu Di asked: "Is it wrong to fight in the north and south throughout my life?" Shuo'er replied: "Uncle guarded the Ming Dynasty for his whole life and was the only emperor in the ages. Shuo'er is here to wait for uncle's triumphant return." The wind blows in Beiping and the song of the swallows sings. In this life, we rise with the dragon to build a prosperous age of Yongle.