The Rising and Falling Embers of Jinzuo

An epic of the Jin Dynasty, a record of the ups and downs of half of the clan. In 249 AD, in Gaopingling, heavy snow covered the city. The fifteen-year-old Wang Rong witnessed the execution of the Cao Shuang clan. His uncle Wang Xiang covered his eyes and whispered: "In these troubled times, only when you are alive can you talk about your reputation." From this moment on, the fate of the four generations of the Langya Wang family was closely intertwined with Guo Zuo, who was in the 171st year of the Jin Dynasty. They walked past the sound of the piano and the hammer of the Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest, the light of swords and blood and fire in the Eight Kings Rebellion, the river water and tears in the clothes and clothes crossing the south, the victory report and broken clogs in the Battle of Feishui, the abdication platform where Huan Xuan usurped the throne, and the Tai Chi Hall built by Liu Yu in the Song Dynasty. Taking "Book of Jin" as its bones and literature as its flesh and blood, it panoramicly restores the power game, the spirit of scholars, and human nature in troubled times during the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The quarrelsome strategies in the court, the fighting with flags on the battlefield, the conversations between celebrities, and the entrustment of the survival of the family - more than a hundred classic scenes are restored in depth, allowing you to see with your own eyes the full weight of that era of coexistence of romance and bloodshed. The Sima family established the country through usurpation, but was eventually usurped; the family members consolidated power through marriage, but eventually dispersed; the poor family rose up through military exploits, and eventually changed the dynasty. Everything is like the embers of Luoshui, dispersed by the wind. The wind rises at the end of the green grass and ends in the grass. Opening this book is opening the door to the Wei and Jin eras. Behind the door, some people are playing the piano safely, some are playing with the wind and clouds, and some are just trying to survive for the family.