Record of Broken Qin and Jade Inkstone

"The Record of Broken Qin and Jade Inkstone" is an elegy about the three hundred years of Jiangzuo. "The utensils are the bones and the literary heart is the soul." It connects the rise and fall of the clans from the southern crossing of Yongjia in the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the fall of the Chen Dynasty. The book includes the battle of Feishui, the weeping of family and country in Xinting, the meandering water drinking wine at the Lanting Gathering, and the romance of celebrities in the wind in the forest; there is also Xie An's forbearance in making a comeback, Xie Xuan's ambition to train troops in the North Mansion, Xie Daoyun's staunchness in chanting Xu's talents, Huan Wen's ambition in the Northern Expedition, and Wang Dao's deep plan to establish an alliance. Every soul is struggling and making choices in troubled times. Their joys, sorrows, choices and struggles are not only the epitome of an era, but also hide the code of the endless growth of Chinese civilization - in the chaos of dynasty changes, some people stick to morality, some pursue power, some protect the cultural context, and some break through the shackles. Jiangzuo's clothes and clothes build dreams, which eventually become the sound of autumn in the old garden; among the ashes of Taicheng, the traces of musical instruments and inkstones bear witness to cultural nirvana. The water in the Qinhuai River is cold, the tallow leaves have fallen, and only the Yangtze River remains, telling the dream of prosperity. The pen and ink are full of the character of the Six Dynasties, and the piano and inkstone hide the sincerity of innocence. It not only reproduces the mystical fashion and sectarian atmosphere of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, but also writes about the perseverance and elegance of the cultural blood in troubled times.