In the ninth year of the Han calendar, the expedition fleet sent by the Jin navy to explore the New World in the seventh year of the Han calendar finally arrived at a new military port in the northeast of Yingzhou. Although the fleet that came back looked in tatters and had only forty percent of its personnel left, they were able to fulfill the emperor's wish.

Zhao Zhenbang, who personally went to the port to welcome the return of the warriors, boarded the deck of the expedition fleet with tears in his eyes, and kept saying to the sailors and soldiers who looked like savages: "The empire will definitely remember you! You have completed the greatest voyage and exploration, and have made indelible contributions to the future of the empire!"

For four years, the sailors and soldiers who were tasked with the expedition followed the nautical charts drawn for them by the emperor himself, and after many unimaginable difficulties, they finally arrived at the place named South America on the map, and brought back potatoes, corn, peppers, and many other rare species that were not produced in the Han Empire. Although many brothers paid with their lives for this, this voyage full of fantasy colors also made the surviving officers and soldiers feel that their lives were worth it.

Xu Sheng, who took the initiative to invite Ying to lead a team to explore, reported to the prince in high spirits and said: "Prince Qiqi, in this expedition, we have not only accurately drawn the navigation charts, but also built navigation beacons and lighthouses in the islands, headlands, harbors and other places along the coast that are easy to identify in accordance with the instructions of His Majesty the Emperor.

Zhao Zhenbang patted Xu Sheng's sturdy arm heavily, and then said: "In the past three years, General Xu has really worked hard! I will ask the emperor for you and your brothers!"

In the tenth year of the Han calendar, Cao Cao and Liu Bei, who had stayed in Chang'an for ten years, finally boarded the big ship of the voyage, and in addition to the officers and soldiers of the 5,000 naval divisions of the empire, they also sailed with Xiahou, Zhang Fei, Cheng Yu, Xun You and others, as well as more than seventy percent of the clansmen in Cao Liu's family.

In order to leave some thoughts for Cao Cao and Liu Bei, or to keep their roots, the emperor generously let Liu Bei and Cao Cao leave their descendants, and before they left, he ordered people to repair the ancestral tombs and ancestral halls of Cao and Liu's ancestral tombs, ancestral halls and other places with spiritual imprints.

Zhao Xing made it very clear to Cao Cao and Liu Bei that in the future, after Cao Cao and Liu Beike died in a foreign land, their remains could be sent back to the Han Dynasty for burial, and the descendants of Cao Liu and his staff who went out with them also enjoyed this treatment.

Cao Cao and Liu Bei, who had been imprisoned in Chang'an for ten years, were no longer young at this time, but their turbulent hearts had never been at peace. Instead of dying of inaction in Chang'an, watching Zhao Xing dominate the world on the emperor's throne and reign in all directions, it is better to go overseas to show his ambitions. Even though the trip was very dangerous, and they might even throw their lives at sea, Cao Cao and Liu Bei still chose to stay away without hesitation.

In the twelfth year of the Han calendar, Emperor Xinghe ascended Mount Tai, and what was surprising was that he did not play the trick of sealing Zen, but only came to visit and sightsee. Of course, in response to the petition of the local people, the emperor still left his handwriting on the top of Mount Tai. It's just that the emperor obviously came prepared this time, and he left a lot of words at once, which are still preached and remembered by the world thousands of years later.

The name of the article left by the emperor on the top of Mount Tai is called "The National Book to the Great Han", and the whole article is unpretentious, even very straightforward, even an illiterate old man in the countryside can understand it.

Zhao Xing told everyone in the world in his article on Mount Tai that everyone in the world is: "If the world is dark, if the emperor is **, then rise up and resist! No one is born to be a cow or a horse for others, and no one is born to enslave others from above! If you want to get more, you must pay more." If one day Zhao Xing's descendants forget the teachings of their ancestors, and only know how to be greedy for pleasure and only know how to be powerful and blessed, then Zhao Xing will call on the people of the world to rise up in heaven to overthrow the rule of his descendants!"

This is the loudest passage left by the emperor of the ages, the great Han Xing and the emperor in the world. Compared with the poems he wrote in the past, although the sentences are plain and have no sense of beauty, they can shock people's hearts, inspire generations of Han people, and at the same time spur generations of Han emperors.

It's really not easy to be Zhao Xing's descendants, the ancestors put an invisible shackle on their heads early, if anyone dares to get carried away, then wait to be swept away by the royal family, or even spurned and despised by the entire Han Dynasty!

Of course, in order to make his descendants not so easy to be overthrown, Zhao Xing has been busy formulating some laws and regulations over the years, and has been busy compiling a hand-me-down work on how to govern the family and the country for his descendants.

In this "masterpiece" that made later generations very curious, Zhao Xingli cited various stories of the rise and fall of history, and even included many lessons from later generations, gave solutions to how to govern the country and solve outstanding social contradictions, and made bold "predictions" and judgments on the future development of human society.

Whenever the new emperor ascended the throne, they had the opportunity to witness the mysterious will left by their ancestors, and then draw nutrients from it suitable for the national conditions at that time. It is precisely because Zhao Xing put shackles on the heads of his descendants early and established an extremely strict system for the selection and training of the crown prince, so in the more than 1,000 years after him, despite many political events in the empire, the national system of the Han Dynasty has always remained unchanged, the country has always maintained unity, and the Han civilization has developed to a new height of prosperity compared with later generations.

In the two hundred and thirty-fifth year of the Han calendar, a certain Dafan country in the Western Regions of the Han Dynasty rebelled, and before the fourteenth emperor surnamed Zhao of the empire sent troops to suppress it, several other countries that supported the Han Dynasty as the suzerainty joined forces to completely kill this rebellion.

In the year 362 of the Han calendar, the church in the extreme west incited several countries to rebel, and the 19th emperor of the Han Empire appointed the descendants of Zhao Zilong, a first-class prince and god general, to lead an army of 200,000 to quell the rebellion. Wherever the Han Celestial Army went, it was warmly welcomed by the Han people who had already taken root in the area, and arrived at the border of the rebellious Fanguo in less than two months. After several major battles, the soldiers of the empire were able to bring the kingdom back to its original form with high morale, brave battles, and sophisticated equipment, and the church that incited rebellion was banned.

In the 847th year of the Han calendar, a rebellion broke out in South America, thousands of miles away, and Liu Bei's descendants were not satisfied with the title of first-class duke added by the empire, and sat there to claim the title of emperor. After the news reached Chang'an of the Han Dynasty, the emperor sent a notice to all the founding meritorious families who had fiefs in South America, even the descendants of Liu Bei who had remained in the Han Dynasty.

The empire, which had not been at war for a long time, did not have any chaos after encountering such a situation. Those families with fiefdoms overseas immediately sent orders to their tribesmen in South America, asking them to organize against the rebellion of Liu Bei's descendants. The Han Empire, which had developed its seafaring skills, also sent an expeditionary force of up to 300,000 people to South America on huge gas-powered ships.

Before the arrival of the Imperial Expeditionary Force, the rebellion was resisted by the united efforts of various families, and when the army landed, Liu Bei's descendants were cornered and had to surrender to the Empire. According to the national policy of "not connecting with each other" set by Emperor Xinghe, after punishing the first evil, Liu Bei's descendants were driven out of South America and migrated to Heizhou to settle down. The Han Empire reappointed the descendants of the surname Guan who remained in the country to South America to preside over the internal affairs of the federation there.

At the end of the 1,000-year Han calendar, the number of Han Chinese around the world reached a staggering one billion, accounting for one-half of the world's population. In the 1,500th year of the Han calendar, the number of Han people around the world reached 3 billion, accounting for two-thirds of the world's population.

Of course, the Han people at this time referred to those who had the citizenship of the Han Empire, not the Han people during the reign of Emperor Xinghe in the traditional sense. If it weren't for the invincible emperor's early establishment of an open national policy, so that the nation and national borders would no longer be a shackle hindering the development of the Han Dynasty, how could there be such a glorious piece of heaven on earth?