Bai's Shuofang Ci Mu Entered Fangu Shu

In 2023 BC, the ancestors of the Bai family, Jiang Jiangshan and Jiang Shuang, took root in the Hehuang Valley and formed a bloody alliance with their grassland brothers (the Xiongnu). Together they migrated long distances along the Yellow River ellipse and entered the ancient Shufan Township for the first time (Sichuan in the Shang Dynasty, known as Liangzhou and Fanxiang Ancient Shu in ancient times). Later, due to the unsuitable mountains and forests, they returned to the Shuofang Grassland. They were separated for a full thousand years. Time passes to the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty in 1000 BC. The pastures of the Shuofang wilderness have dried up. After thousands of years of reproduction, the Baiyi tribe has gathered more than 800 men, women and children. The clan leader Jiang Yun and his eighteen-year-old wife Jiang Wu are in charge of everything in the clan. Although the two tribes have had a life-long friendship of co-grazing for thousands of years, their blood and customs have always been different: the brothers are half natives of the Central Plains and half nomads of the North, and they prefer grazing in the wilderness throughout their lives. The Baiyi women have been in charge for generations, good at farming and gathering, know all kinds of grass, and are obsessed with warm river valleys and mountains. If they live together for a long time, Bai's unique ancient ritual culture will eventually be assimilated into grassland customs. While warming wine in the tent and discussing the past, the two leading couples made an agreement to part ways. The brothers decided to return north to the Shuofang Wasteland, while Jiang Yun and Jiang Wu led eight hundred Baiyi people to embark on their second long journey to Fanxiang and ancient Shu. The team set off from Shuofang at the junction of Shaanxi and Mongolia, crossed the Micang Ancient Road, passed through the Guangyuan Pass, and headed steadily towards the mountains of Liangshan, Yibin, and Ya'an. One volume describes the migration path of the ethnic groups three thousand years ago. From the perspective of Eastern fantasy time travel, it continues the origin of the Bai family spanning four thousand years, and connects "The Origin of the Bai Family in Hehuang for Thousand Years" and the Song Dynasty's "House Connects to the World: A Thousand Years of Bai Family Biography" to complete the family epic.