Rewriting Yashan: Rising from Nanyang

This book is also called, "Records of the Fengqi of the Southern Song Dynasty" At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, tens of millions of people were ups and downs. This is not the legend of one person, but a long scroll of refugees in troubled times. Everyone is just a member of the common people. There is no system descended from heaven, and there is no bizarre life experience. However, some people are born with a clearer and more transparent mind than the times. When the country was brutally ravaged and slaughtered by foreigners, countless forgotten ministers, survivors, craftsmen, and merchants, with their own joys and sorrows and regrets, were forced to form a torrent and cross the sea and the south. In the wild land on the other side of the ocean, they are no longer unknown people in history books. This is an epic that belongs to ordinary people. It tells how a group of people relied on the tenacity and wisdom inherited in their blood to reshape civilization and open up another way for China to survive. The flow of the long river of history seems to have been thrown into a stone at this moment, causing strange ripples. . . .