The Kingdom of Thousand Chariots in Zhongshan Chronicles

Descendants of Xianyu and Baidi built the Zhongshan Kingdom at the eastern foot of the Taihang Mountains. The kingdom changed hands three times for hundreds of years, and three generations took over to defend the country. When Zhao's cavalry broke through the gates of Lingshou City, they understood: the country may perish, but the country, blood and memory will not die easily. . . This book does not focus on the thrill of fighting for hegemony, but writes about the fate of small countries, survival in the cracks, collision of civilizations, the fate of monarchs and ministers, and the gains and losses of rise and fall. The seven heroes are fighting for the unification of the world. What Zhongshan is fighting for is whether they can survive. Under the crushing force of the great times, one generation endured, one generation pioneered, one generation reached its peak, and one generation died for the country. Mountains and rivers rise and fall, dynasties rise and fall, but only the Taihang Mountains remember: There was once a White Di country, established in the Central Plains, performing royal rites, forging heavy weapons, and daring to stand side by side with the seven heroes. Although it was eventually destroyed, it lived up to its century-old character. ——"Zhongshan Chronicles: The Kingdom of Thousands of Chariots" is the only tragic song of the Warring States Period that has been forgotten in history books.