Ancient Shu Kingdom: Splendid Tianfu

This book is a long historical novel with the ancient Shu civilization as the background. Quzi (Cancong family), who has been raising silkworms and reeling silk for generations in Wenshan, was unwilling to be trapped in the stone room. He took his wife, children and close friends down the Wen River. After experiencing earthquakes, floods, bandits and plagues, he took root on the banks of the Luoshui River. He used the art of mulberry silkworms to unite the surrounding tribes, change the ancient customs of the Shu people, build the Moon New City, win the support of various tribes and claim the title of king, and create the foundation of Shu. After that, successive kings of Cancong resisted foreign enemies, unified various tribes in Shu, and created writing to communicate government orders. Later, King Baiguan dug cliffs to divert water and built roads, which finally made Shu brocade famous all over the world. The plot of the novel has ups and downs. The work integrates history, legends and folk customs, vividly reproducing the difficult journey of the ancient Shu ancestors from ignorance to civilization. A brocade history of Shu, half of the soul of ancient Shu. The great achievements of the ancestors of Bashu often echo in the Splendid Tianfu.