Li Shishi's Coins Disrupted Bianliang

The Song Dynasty was a dynasty that made Chinese people feel complicated when mentioning it. Because it valued culture over military affairs, the unbearable Jingkang disaster occurred. This attribution seems simple, but if I had to explain it in one sentence, it would hit the nail on the head. But what I want to say is another story that actually happened. The prosperity of the Song Dynasty is generally reflected in economic, technological, literary, and political reforms. However, financial reforms are also a coveted era. The financial reforms of the Song Dynasty were especially reflected in the international relations of Daliao and Xixia at that time. Did Japan in the 20th century or the Federal Reserve in the 21st century invent quantitative easing? No, in fact, quantitative easing was implemented through currency reform during the Northern Song Dynasty. Through the strategic financial reforms of the imperial court, the Liao Dynasty suffered an expected hyperinflation, which eventually led to its demise. Among the most critical figures and organizations, I set them to be Li Shishi, who had scandals with Song Huizong, Wan Yanmin, the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty, and three fictional characters - Shang Qingxue, Guo Ce and Song Guan. Through the battle between the Imperial City Department of the National Intelligence Agency and the Koi Club of the Jin Dynasty intelligence organization, the currency reform, quantitative easing and the establishment of a stock exchange similar to today's are described. In the end, Song Gaozong Zhao Gou successfully moved the capital to Lin'an and completed Li Shishi's trilogy - Coin Rebellion in Bianliang, Kanchang Storm and Nandu Mountain River.