Crossing the Poor Mountains and Rebuilding the Mountains and Rivers

This book is a book written to "work for the benefit of all people". With the belief of serving the welfare of all people wholeheartedly, the soul of modern civil servant Yang Zhenhong fell into the poor mountains of southern Sichuan in the early years of Qianlong. The powerful tyrants here annexed the land, the government was ignorant, banditry and mountain torrents took turns exploiting the land, and the people at the bottom had no way to survive. He did not engage in frivolous princely hegemony, but took root in the countryside and established rural cooperatives. Build roads and control floods, set up workshops, enlighten the people's wisdom and destroy customs, form escort teams to eliminate banditry, and fight against local forces that exploit the people. We do not rely on chance encounters from heaven, but rely on thousands of ordinary people to work hard step by step. In the closed mountains, build a place to settle down and recreate the beautiful mountains and rivers. It is solemnly accepted, and every sentence and paragraph in it has a cause and effect.