Four Hundred Years of Tianshu

"Four Hundred Years of Tianshu" The ocean-going fleet of the twenty-first century suddenly fell into the vast ocean in the twenty-eighth year of Wanli (1600). The spark of civilization that lasted for more than 400 years fell into the turbulent seventeenth century. The Ming Dynasty was bleak, the court was idle, and refugees were everywhere; European countries set sail to colonize; Tsarist Russia continued to encroach on Siberia, and the old world was rushing towards its destiny in endless fighting. Chen Yan and his party, armed with fleet equipment and complete modern industrial knowledge, were not in a hurry to start a war to destroy the country. They used the Australian red soil as a foundation to accommodate displaced people and rebuild the industrial system; they set up a fulcrum in the Persian Gulf, dug through the Gobi, and paved a passage across Central Asia. Focus on the deep sea and establish order in the wilderness. After being dormant for several years, soldiers and horses entered the Ili River Valley. Based on Chinese etiquette and law, it tolerates tribes from all directions; uses industrial power to break the old rule of the weak and the strong, and blazes a new path amidst the changes in the four hundred years of history. The chess game is settled, and the storm is rising.