Changing Song

In ancient times, the vastness of the Wei River was vast, and the Ji family was born in the afterglow of Yanhuang. Taking ancient China as the volume and the migration, rise and inheritance of the ancestors named Ji as the writing, it unfolds a tribal epic buried in the fragments of historical briefs. From the difficult survival of barbaric tribes to the quiet sprouting of farming civilization; from the conquests and alliances between tribes to the emerging order of rituals and music, the novel follows the footsteps of Ji Yuan's ancestors and restores the magnificent journey of an ethnic group finding its way in the wild world and taking root in troubled times. The protagonist shoulders the mission of the tribe, protects the foundation of the bloodline in the light of swords, sticks to the original intention in the collision of civilizations, bears the weight of destiny with a mortal body, and opens up Ji's long-term destiny with perseverance. The work integrates myths, legends and historical research. It not only outlines the original style and humanistic atmosphere of ancient times, but also depicts the spiritual character of the ancestors who expanded their territories and passed down the fire from generation to generation. The smoke on the banks of the Wei River, the watch under the Qishan Mountains, the perseverance and inheritance in the blood, eventually merged into the endless Jiyuan River, nourishing the original roots of Chinese civilization. This is an epic of the origin of an ethnic group, a long song of blood inheritance, salvaging the glory of the Ji family in the depths of history, and witnessing the origin and continuation of Chinese civilization in the long river of time.