Yun Gen Ji: Thousand Years' Story of Xiangyun

With Xiangyun in western Yunnan as the geographical core and the Yun family's thousand-year protection as the main line, a long scroll of civilization spanning more than 2,100 years has been unfolded. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty of the Western Han Dynasty, when the ancient Dian Kingdom was in decline, the ancestors of the Yun family were entrusted by the king of Dian to live in Dabo Na. They took the "Yungen", an important weapon of the country, to take refuge in Dabo Na. They sealed the code of civilization in a giant bronze coffin and made an oath from generation to generation to "guard the Yungen and protect the auspicious clouds". From assisting Zhuge Liang in building fortresses in the southern expedition and protecting the prosperity of Yunnan's post roads, to maintaining peace in western Yunnan during the turbulent times of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, standardizing the Duangong culture and putting an end to chaos; from discovering the Neolithic relics of Qinghua Cave, to participating in cultural relic surveys in modern times, and promoting the integration of intangible inheritance and cultural tourism, more than 20 generations of the Yun family have always adhered to their mission and have become the guardians and inheritors of the Xiangyun cultural heritage amidst the blending of Yi and Han, wars and disputes, and the changes of the times. The book is intertwined with multiple suspense and magnificent narratives: the secret of the blue skeleton in the Dabo Na copper coffin, the connection between the Yungen jade seal and the traditional jade talisman, and the traceability of the ancient ruins of Qinghua Cave, which constitute the mystery of the ancient Yunnan civilization. The legend of Yunnan Yi's horse caravan, the legend of Tianfeng Mountain's Laojun appearing as a saint, the auspiciousness of the divine horse riding on the waves in Yejing Lake, and the memory of the war in Zhuge Village connect Xiangyun's transformation from Yunnan County to a contemporary cultural and tourism county. The work reflects the history of the nation with family history, and reflects the inclusive symbiosis of Chinese civilization with regional culture. It not only writes specific stories such as the protection of copper coffins, the repair of cultural relics, and the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, but also shows the deep connotation behind the "Auspicious Yunnan Present" of cultural continuity, national unity, and the interdependence of family and country. It allows readers to understand the roots and soul of a land and feel the responsibility and responsibility of a family during the journey of thousands of years.