Towards the South and the Sun

In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao died, Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, and the world changed hands. Princess Cao Xi of Nanyang, loyal to her husband's family and considerate to her children, took off her crown, broke the cage, broke through the siege of Wancheng, and headed south to Jingxiang. Wei Yu, the general who conquered the south, died with loyalty and proved his heart with his blood. The trace of blood in the Xuchang court became the strongest spirit of loyalty in troubled times. Tigers and leopards are chasing each other on horseback, blood is splattered on the battlefield, Cao's daughter holds a bow, Wei's son holds a sword, and the wind camp follows them. Cao Cao's sentence "Go south to the sun" explained the difficulty of surviving in troubled times, and also concealed the last spark of the conflict between Han and Wei. The road to the south, no matter how far it is, must be reached, no matter how dangerous it may be, it is only for facing the sun.