Zhenminglu

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, Chen Yiming, a small bannerman of the Huai'an Guards, in the troubled times when the guard station collapsed, rogue bandits were everywhere, and the Qing army suppressed the territory, with the belief of "struggle for unity", he went north to find the prince, fought bloody battles in Yangzhou, crossed south to Fujian, joined forces with Li Dingguo, resisted Ma Shiying, and resisted Zheng Zhilong. He was tempered and grown in internal and external battles. From a corner of the north of the Yangtze River to the center of the imperial court, from the recovery of the two capitals to the distant town of Nanyang, he led the Zhenming camp to join forces vertically and horizontally, and the Northern Expedition was successful and China was rebuilt.