Taking Root in Mountains and Seas, a Lawful Family for Thousands of Years

At the end of the Han Dynasty, Jian'an was divided into three parts of the world. The Gu family in the north served as an official in Yuan Shao, and later entered the Cao Wei Dynasty. They experienced the beacon smoke of Guandu and the undercurrent of the court. In the end, because they could not tolerate the power and intrigues of the troubled times, the whole family moved south. Don't chase deer, don't claim to be king, don't get involved in the struggle between Cao, Sun and Liu for hegemony. They only brought the refugees south, built docks and established homes among the mountains and seas in the south of the Yangtze River, settled fields, mined, built ports and prepared boats, in order to ensure the stable survival of the family. Standing on the beach, taking root in the mountains and sea; From a wandering clan to a thousand-year-old noble clan. Let's look at how a law-abiding common people in troubled times can establish themselves with forbearance, pass down the family through industry, and find a stable and long-lasting path in the gap between the iron and fire of the Three Kingdoms.