Those Things in the Ancient and Modern Gods

Have you ever discovered a strange thing in Chinese history? From the Xia Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, for more than three thousand years, more than a dozen emperors had agreed to build their capitals in the same place. What's even more sinister is that every time this group of people built their capital here, within a few generations they would either subjugate the country, move the capital, or be burned to the ground. So what are they planning? Picture Feng Shui? Picture feelings? Or is it because the food here is delicious? None. What they picture is four words: In the world. This place is called Luoyang. This book will not talk about the twists and turns in the official history. Let us use vernacular to summarize the events in Luoyang during the five thousand years from the Xia Dynasty to modern times. Taikang hunted and destroyed the country, Hou Yi shot the emperor before shooting the sun, a cook became the founding prime minister, Wu Zetian insisted on becoming the empress in Luoyang... The melons of the divine capital are kept ripe and sweet. History is not the long and stinky years and names in textbooks. History is one living person after another who did one thing after another that makes you slap your thighs. Come, let's move a small bench and let's chat.