Ink 1: Cloud City

Mo Zhai originally believed in Confucianism. Why did he found the Mohist school after traveling around the world? What did he see on the way? Taking a bold guess, he saw a heroic view of history? Or a civilian view of history? Why do history books record so little about the lives of ordinary people? How did ordinary people live during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period? What are their thoughts like? What kind of life do they yearn for? There are countless ordinary people in every era. Is their fate to be forgotten by history? Or will someone pay attention to them and want to know more about them? Just like people in 5026, 3000 years later, do they only look at the heroes of this era? Or will you also pay attention to ordinary people? "The Mohist Series" tells the stories of ordinary people in history!