Datang: the Wind Rises in Yongningfang

Core Slogan A city of Chang'an, half of the history of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The storms of a hundred years all started in this village. Positioning of the work An epic historical novel set in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty and spanning the rise and fall of a hundred years. Story summary In the twenty-third year of Zhenguan, a generation of wise emperor Li Shimin passed away, and the glorious Zhenguan era came to an end. Under the seemingly calm surface of Chang'an City, undercurrents began to surge. Cui Wenyuan, a young scholar from a branch of the Cui family in Qinghe, entered Chang'an with a longing for a prosperous age and settled in Yongningfang. He thought he would usher in a bright future, but found himself in a crisis of power transfer: the new emperor Li Zhi seemed weak and benevolent, but in fact he was forbearing and deep-tempered, looking for opportunities to break the situation in secret; the powerful minister Sun Wuji controlled the government, covering the sky with one hand, and intended to completely control the imperial power. As a humble chess piece, Cui Wenyuan was forced to be involved in the silent war between the emperor and the powerful ministers due to an unexpected glimpse. He must choose between loyalty and survival, truth and lies. From a house in Yongningfang, to the peak of power in the Daming Palace, to the shattered mountains and rivers of the Anshi Rebellion, the ups and downs of the five generations of the Cui family will connect the magnificent historical chapters such as the Wuzhou Revolution, the Kaiyuan Dynasty, the colorful clothes and feathers, and the Yuyang Drums. This is an epic about power and humanity, prosperity and crisis, individuals and times. When the storm comes, no one can survive alone. They can only watch for the rebirth of civilization in the ruins.