Song Xing: from Bianliang Refugees to Asian Leaders

Song Xing, a homeless man on the streets of Bianliang, almost starved to death by the Bianhe River. After being taken in by Wang Laoshi, a steamed bun seller, he started by kneading dough and steaming steamed buns, and turned a run-down steamed bun shop into the most prosperous food shop in Bianjing. But his path doesn't stop there. From Bianjing to Guangzhou, from Guangzhou to Dashi, and from Dashi to the south of the equator - he knocked on the door of merchants with steamed buns, used sea ships to transport military rations for the Northern Expedition for the Song Dynasty, and used routes that no one had ever traveled before to place the flag of the Song Dynasty in a blank place on the sea map. Cao Bin said that he was the soul of Liangdao in the Song Dynasty. Shen Yilun said that the future of the Song Dynasty lies at sea. Zhao Pu said that he was a member of the market and could not be used for much purpose. Emperor Taizong approved four words on his memorial - "I understand. It can be continued." The bow of the Bianhe River has been facing farther out to sea. What else is in that blank space? Have no idea. But it's precisely because I don't know that I want to go take a look.