Ten Thousand Miles of the Tang
【Historical · Politics · War】 The prosperous Tang Dynasty, with flowers in full bloom, romantic as a song, passed down for a thousand years. The saying, "The people are water and the ruler is the boat," rang with deafening force. But the aristocratic clans were still aristocratic clans, and the common people were still struggling. The Tang battle flag stood outside the passes, imposing and mighty in all directions. Yet the barbarians were still barbarians, lying in wait and waiting for an opportunity. This newborn empire was rising steadily, fearless as it moved forward. At the same time, accumulated corruption and darkness were also taking shape; the sorrow of the Tang had already planted its seeds on the other side of prosperity. In the autumn of the seventh year of Zhenguan, Zhang Chu arrived. He observed this era, cut a brush from a writing brush, and wanted to write a truly splendid chapter for the Tang. My Tang has no sorrow, no grief. Remove the darkness, remove the corruption. Only iron and blood on the battlefield, only power that swallows mountains and rivers, only a civilization that shines brilliantly!
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