Chang'an Ancient Sword

In the summer of 91 BC, Chang'an was a river of blood. The Crown Prince Liu Ju raised an army and was defeated in five days. Queen Wei committed suicide. All the men, women, and children in the Crown Prince's family were left except for a baby who could not speak yet. He was put into a bamboo basket and sent to the county prison. He is the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. His name is Jingji - which means "I'm already sick". This book is about his life: about the five years he spent in prison, about the eight words Bing Ji said outside the prison door that night, about Zhang He tutoring him in Ye Ting, about Shi Gong squatting down on Duling Plains and calling him "sick boy", about him watching the cockfighting lackeys in Chang'an East City, traveling around the Sanfu County, and about the bathing woman he met at the well when he was seventeen years old. It writes that he ascended the throne at the age of eighteen, writes "The Love of the Old Sword is Deep", writes Qilin Pavilion, and writes Hu Hanxie. He also wrote about the things he could never go back to after he became emperor - Xu Pingjun's death, the destruction of the Huo family, Prince Liu Xi's "kindness and good Confucianism", and his own silence when he stood on Dulingyuan in his later years. This is an emperor who is called "the Lord of ZTE" by historians. But before he became the emperor, he was first a child who almost didn't survive, and first he was a young man who walked through all the markets in Chang'an, knew the price of rice, and knew how people who were sentenced to death were scolded.