In the second year of Xiangxing's reign, there was a naval battle at Yashan. Lu Xiufu carried the young emperor and sank into the sea. One hundred thousand soldiers and civilians of the Song Dynasty calmly crossed the sea, and their clothes were buried in the blue sea. Everyone says that after Yashan, there will be no China.
No one knew that under the tragic curtain of the whole country's sacrifice, Lu Xiufu had already made the last secret move. Jiang Qianfan, the commander of the navy, received a secret order, took Confucian scholars, hundreds of workers, classics and seeds, and quietly broke through the encirclement on a speedboat under the wind and rain at night, escaping into the vast sea of the South China Sea.
One hundred thousand living people volunteered to die, using their flesh and blood as cover, in exchange for a glimmer of life for this spark of civilization. Escape is never a matter of luck, but a heavy burden. Jiang Qianfan witnessed his wife, children, and colleagues all die for the country, bearing the risk of eternal infamy, and wandering in foreign lands with the remaining survivors.
Zhang Hongfan believed that he had eradicated the problem, burned boats and books, and annihilated the villages along the coast, believing that the Song Dynasty was completely cut off. But deep in the sea, the broken boat carried Chinese clothes, rituals and music, construction and farming skills, and struggled to take root in the wild sea.
In the Central Plains, the rule of the Yuan Dynasty gradually stabilized, and the gentleness withered. But on an isolated island overseas, this group of Song people who carried the last wishes of the deceased souls guarded their broken cultural heritage and struggled to survive amid wind, waves, miasma, and foreign enemies.
Hundreds of years have passed, and the immortal fire of Han Dynasty hidden in the sea is quietly waiting for the opportunity to return to its homeland and renew the setting sun of China.
Tags: late Ming Dynasty, Yashan, fire of civilization, overseas founding, historical fiction
1279, Yashan naval battle.
Lu Xiufu jumped into the sea with his young emperor Zhao Bing on his back. One hundred thousand soldiers and civilians of the Southern Song Dynasty died in the sea.
Official history: The Southern Song Dynasty was completely destroyed, China fell to foreigners for the first time, and the classical Han civilization reached its peak.
The fictional turning point of my novel (the only golden finger, extreme restraint, hard-core historical orientation)
Not all of the hundreds of thousands of people who crossed the sea died.
The last moment of Yashan:
The remnants of the Forbidden Army, imperial students, craftsmen, doctors, painters, historians, children of aristocratic families, and three thousand elite remaining naval forces were desperately protected by the last Southern Song Dynasty naval commander. They drove five sea ships to break out of the encirclement of cliffs and mountains, and escaped into the mist of the deep sea of the Southern Ocean.
They:
•Took away the complete national history of the Song Dynasty, books on rituals and music, maps of craftsmanship, astronomy and arithmetic, and medical pharmacopoeia
•Took away China's last complete set of clothes, ritual utensils, and sacrificial utensils
•Took away the true Taoism and civilization of the Song Dynasty
This is the core setting of the book:
China on land fell, but China on sea did not die.
There is no China in the Central Plains, but the soul of the Han Dynasty exists overseas.
In 1279 AD, Yashan overthrew the country.
One hundred thousand soldiers and civilians crossed the sea and died for the country. China's land sank, and rituals and music collapsed.
Everyone says: After Yashan, there will be no China.
No one knows that there are still five Song ships and three thousand survivors in the vast sea.
They took away Song history books, clothes, firearms, and various skills.
They guarded the last remaining flames of China and endured it for hundreds of years on an isolated island.
A hundred years later, the Yuan Dynasty was exhausted, and the Central Plains was filled with dust.
The Han banner in the deep sea rises again, and the old Song Wangshi returns.
If this body does not die, China will never be destroyed!
After Yashan, I will continue China!
1279, Yashan naval battle. Lu Xiufu jumped into the sea with his young emperor Zhao Bing on his back. One hundred thousand soldiers and civilians of the Southern Song Dynasty died in the sea. Official history: The Southern Song Dynasty was completely destroyed, China fell to foreigners for the first time, and the classical Han civilization reached its peak. The fictional turning point of my novel (the only golden finger, extreme restraint, hard-core historical orientation) Not all of the hundreds of thousands of people who crossed the sea died. The last moment of Yashan: The remnants of the Forbidden Army, imperial students, craftsmen, doctors, painters, historians, children of aristocratic families, and three thousand elite remaining naval forces were desperately protected by the last Southern Song Dynasty naval commander. They drove five sea ships to break out of the encirclement of cliffs and mountains, and escaped into the mist of the deep sea of the Southern Ocean. They: •Took away the complete national history of the Song Dynasty, books on rituals and music, maps of craftsmanship, astronomy and arithmetic, and medical pharmacopoeia •Took away China's last complete set of clothes, ritual utensils, and sacrificial utensils •Took away the true Taoism and civilization of the Song Dynasty This is the core setting of the book: China on land fell, but China on sea did not die. There is no China in the Central Plains, but the soul of the Han Dynasty exists overseas.
In 1279 AD, Yashan overthrew the country. One hundred thousand soldiers and civilians crossed the sea and died for the country. China's land sank, and rituals and music collapsed. Everyone says: After Yashan, there will be no China. No one knows that there are still five Song ships and three thousand survivors in the vast sea. They took away Song history books, clothes, firearms, and various skills. They guarded the last remaining flames of China and endured it for hundreds of years on an isolated island. A hundred years later, the Yuan Dynasty was exhausted, and the Central Plains was filled with dust. The Han banner in the deep sea rises again, and the old Song Wangshi returns. If this body does not die, China will never be destroyed! After Yashan, I will continue China!