I've read a lot about the Ming Dynasty novels. Ming Shi also knows one thing about this book, and there are many aspects that I decided to write about. But most importantly, I think that the last splendor of the Han people can be recorded in writing, and there can be a slight change in it. Make people less regretful and more comforting. Let people know that Jin Ge Iron Horse was full of pride.

Through film, television and history, we can see that monarchs and ministers are jealous of each other, and eunuchs are rampant in political affairs. But is that really the case? Personally, I think it was an era of national pride and relative freedom of speech. It was an era of famous ministers and good generals, competing for beauty.

Zhang Juzheng, Sun Chengzong, Yuan Chonghuan, Zhao Shujiao and other iron-blooded men galloped on the battlefield. There are also Qin Liangyu, the red lady and other iron ladies who do not let the eyebrows go. If there are heroes, there will be cowards, Fan Wencheng, Cheng Ning, and I will be Hong Chengchou. Among them, there are ups and downs, from prosperity to decline. It makes people sigh. The taste is mixed. The decline of the Ming Dynasty had both natural and human disasters.

Now it is taken by the pig's feet to walk into the China in the "Spring and Autumn Left Transmission of Justice", which has great etiquette, so it is called Xia; There is the beauty of uniforms, which is called Hua. : Ancient China. Lead the way to the ten miles of Qinhuai romance. and the wild sands of the Outer Mountains