South of the Sun

Australia has been Chinese territory since ancient times. Of course, before Huang Jingheng traveled through time, this sentence would only be regarded as a ridiculous joke. But when he woke up in the storm of the 17th year of Chongzhen and became a young steward of Zheng's merchant fleet, with only a stack of wet account books in his hand and a boatload of hungry people in front of him, he suddenly realized that there seemed to be a chance that history could be changed like this by him. Beijing fell, Chongzhen hanged himself, the Qing army moved south, and the Southern Ming court was in turmoil. Fujian cannot be returned, Luzon is not safe, there are Dutch people in Batavia, the chart is soaked, the compass is inaccurate, and there is only enough rice for eleven days. Everyone wants to return north. Only Huang Jingheng knew that there was no way to survive in the north. Therefore, he took a fleet of the Zheng family's Can Ming fleet through the storms, monsoons and turbulence of the Southern Ocean, and mistakenly arrived at a new continent that no one knew about. The sun at noon there actually passed through the sky from the north. From then on, there was the first wooden village, the first well, the first pier, and the first sun and moon flag of the Ming Dynasty on the north coast of Australia. They are not here to colonize. They are here to survive. But alive and well, the village became a port, the port became a town, and the town became a court in exile. Many years later, when Xinming's fleet sailed back to the north, Huang Jingheng opened the bad books of the year and said to the world: You see, the evidence is overwhelming. Nanzhou, since ancient times. This is the story of a failed civilization that escaped to the end of the world and grew again in the south of the sun.