The Fushui Flows East: the Biography of Jiang Wan, a Famous Official of the Shu Han Dynasty

Jiang Wan Culture Research Association and Shu Han Culture Researchers have always adhered to the original intention of "studying the history of Han Dynasty to clarify our aspirations, and writing pen and ink to express our feelings", and have worked silently in the vast history. Studying the history of the Han Dynasty is not just to verify the old events in the pile of old stories, but to penetrate the fog of time and touch the living pulse of history. Between the lines, I try to explore the forbearance and responsibility of a "weapon of society" like Jiang Wan who turned the tide in the turbulent times, and draw from it the wisdom and strength of self-cultivation and world-building. Whenever it's late at night, I'm hunkering down at my desk coding. This is not out of the pursuit of secular utilitarianism, nor is it to gain false fame, but stems from the pure love for history deep in the heart. The fingertips tapping on the keyboard, or the pen tip wandering across the paper, are both a soul dialogue that spans thousands of years. Use words to build bridges, have long conversations with romantic figures throughout the ages, and express personal feelings in the rise and fall of history. This persistence and purity have preserved the pure land of one's spirit in the hustle and bustle of the world, and also allowed those sleeping historical memories to re-radiate a warm and profound light in his writing.