The Wind Rises in the Eastern Han Dynasty: I Will Accompany Wuding to the Mountains and Rivers

The new dynasty was overthrown, the world was in chaos, Wang Mang died, the mountains and rivers were broken, the red eyebrows, green forests, and princes were divided, the Central Plains was scorched for thousands of miles, and the people's ten houses were empty. In troubled times, people in the world either compete to become kings or become cannon fodder. Su Yan, a scholar from a poor family who experienced the troubled times, experienced the strife in the officialdom of the new dynasty and witnessed the collapse of the dynasty. He saw through the illusion of the emperor's hegemony, the sinisterness of the officialdom and the suffering of the people in the market. He didn't love the overwhelming power, but he was forced into the situation; he didn't seek fame in troubled times, but he climbed to the top step by step. He accompanied Liu Xiu in hiding and forbearance, wiped out all the princes, ended decades of chaos, and established a century-old foundation of the Eastern Han Dynasty; he dealt with the three-party death struggle between nobles in the court, relatives, and eunuchs, and saw through the officialdom, the world, the entertainment, and the rules of light and darkness; he saw everything The warmth and coldness of the palace, the entanglement of love, the ambiguity between husband and wife, and the ambiguity of the world, keep your true heart and true love; he personally experienced the opening up of the land in the prosperous period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the coming of all nations, scientific and technological innovation, and the prosperity of the market. He also witnessed the collapse of the prosperous age, the decay of the court, and the return of troubled times. From the ruins of the New Dynasty to the Guangwu Zhongxing, from the rule of Ming and Zhang to the chaotic times of the late Han Dynasty. It covers the two hundred years of the Eastern Han Dynasty: the imperial machinations, the deceitful ways of the officialdom, the romance of the harem, the iron blood of the soldiers, the fireworks of the people, the chivalry of the rivers and lakes, the rise and fall of science and technology, the conquest of the country, and the diplomatic affairs. Some people rise and fall in officialdom without changing their original intentions, some people are driven by the desire for profit in high positions, some people stay together for a lifetime of stability, and some people are entangled in love and hate for half their lives with regrets. This is a true, passionate, tender and heart-wrenching history of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is also the struggle, perseverance and perfection of every ordinary person in the torrent of the times.