From Xiangbaer to Jumping into the Sea: Three Hundred Years of the Song Dynasty

If the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were a "werewolf in the workplace", then Zhao Kuangyin was definitely the "strongest jump king" - he received a fake military report on the first day of the first lunar month and wore a yellow robe on the third day of the lunar month. Before the Spring Festival holiday was over, he went from being a wage earner to being the CEO of the Song Dynasty. But he never imagined that the empire he had worked so hard to save would eventually be destroyed in the hands of an "art student who was delayed by the throne." This set of books tells you about the "Records of Strange People and Strange Events" from the Song Dynasty for more than three hundred years. Don't think history is boring, here it is: Zhao Guangyi: Known as the "Gaolianghe Car God", he can escape on a donkey faster than F1. Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty: He spent millions on the image project of "Mount Taishan Fengchan", but he felt so distressed that he lost his chopsticks with 300,000 years old coins during the Chanyuan Alliance. Kou Zhun: A "hard-core worker beater" who grabbed the emperor's clothes and refused to let him go, and dared to spray spittle in the emperor's face. Huizong of the Song Dynasty: The best in writing and painting, but the lowest in governance. In the end, he "made" himself a prisoner of the Jin Dynasty. Yue Fei: A generation of war god, he finally died because of the three words "unnecessary". To this day, there are still four iron men kneeling in front of the Yuewang Temple. There is no boring chronological table in this book, only intrigue, passion, betrayal, perseverance, and a group of ancient people who lived extremely "stubborn" lives. After reading it, you will understand: It turns out that the emperors of the Song Dynasty were not all "officials", but more like a group of neighbor brothers with different personalities - some loved drinking, some loved running away, some loved writing lyrics, and some loved stones. "Don't allow others to snore and sleep on the side of the bed" - Zhao Kuangyin's famous saying has been quoted by countless people. But those who truly understand the Song Dynasty know that it is not only domineering, but also the struggle and sigh of an era caught between fate.