Three Hundred Years, Long River Crossing

In the first year of Yong'an, Liu Yuan went to the altar in Zuoguocheng to proclaim himself King of Han. At that moment, Wuhu's flag began to fly in the north. In Luoyang, the final act of the Eight Kings Rebellion had just ended - after sixteen years of intra-clan fighting, the Central Plains was covered with bones and the roads were blocked by refugees. No one knew that this would be the beginning of a great schism that would last for more than three hundred years. No one knew that a long river spanning three hundred years would begin to be crossed this year. This is a story of three hundred and twenty-two years from the first year of Yong'an in the Western Jin Dynasty to the Xuanwumen incident in the early Tang Dynasty. The north and south lines run parallel, and multiple lines interweave the narrative. Here are Zu Ti who fell in the middle of nowhere, Xie An who made a comeback, Wang Meng who talked about lice, Fu Jian who threw his whip to cut off the current, Liu Yu who swallowed thousands of miles like a tiger, Wei Xiaokuan who fought in the Yubi Company, and Li Shimin who decided the world with one arrow from the Xuanwu Gate. The whole book mainly refers to more than 20 historical books such as "Book of Jin", "Book of Song", "Book of Southern Qi", "Book of Liang", "Book of Chen", "Book of Wei", "Book of Northern Qi", "Book of Zhou", "Book of Sui", "Southern History", "Northern History", "Zizhi Tongjian" and "Tongdian". It strictly follows the official history. Every name, every battle, every edict and every dialogue you can read has its source in the official history. Three hundred and twenty-two years ago, tens of millions of people crossed the long river. This is a story about the reunification of family and country, a story about cultural inheritance, and a story about putting common people first. Let's see how we can cross the long river in these three hundred and twenty-two years.