The Great Enterprise at the End of the Sui Dynasty

In 604 AD, Emperor Wen of Sui died at Renshou Palace, and Emperor Yang of Sui took the stage of history. He made Jiangdu his temporary capital, built an eastern capital, and dug canals. From then on, Emperor Yang was always on the road. That year was seven years before the first campaign against Liaodong, eleven years before the Siege of Yanmen, and fourteen years before the Jiangdu Disaster. That year, there were hereditary lands, fields granted to commoners, and garden plots. Salt ponds and taverns were open for business, while restrictions on forests, mountains, and marshes had been relaxed. That year, Chen Ping’s soul crossed more than a thousand years to arrive in a village in Jiangnan. Faced with antique houses built of rammed earth and wooden posts, bland boiled vegetables, and a hard wooden tally for the toilet, Chen Ping wanted to say that life could really be better. Group number: 573323849