Xiao Zhen asked his brother Wenming and sister Wenying to collect all the "critics'" fancy complaints.
Chunfeng Literature and Art Publishing House also asked whether they should organize people to refute it, saying that it was originally a traffic work that was trying to ride on the popularity. Xiao Zhen said that they should let them argue among themselves, and we only need to sell books.
The book begins with the origin of the name of Gangcheng, and talks a lot about why there was opium trade in history and what the international competition landscape was like at that time. The whole story is explained very clearly.
It also explains why the port city can be recovered through negotiations now.
Then he talked about the past and present of Cantonese, the migration of Han people to the south during the Jin Dynasty, and several short-lived dynasties such as the Chen Dynasty established here.
It also talked about the open business environment in the Song Dynasty and Su Shi's lectures in Huizhou, Guangdong.
The formation of the Lingnan School. In fact, Su Shi was in a very miserable situation when he arrived in Huizhou, but he was a natural optimist, a big mouth, and a letter-writing maniac.
The Lingnan School was founded by a group of officials who were demoted here. Of course, the most talented one was Su Shi.
The title of Asia's Millennium Idol is not just talk. Xiao Zhen also tells the stories of the early prominent figures on both sides, from the Xinhai Revolution to the modern times, the 72 martyrs of Huanghuagang, and the Whampoa Military Academy.
Xiao Zhen talked a lot about what happened in modern Guangdong since the Opium War, as well as his own feelings.
It tells the story of modern reform and opening up in contemporary Guangdong and the author's bright outlook on the future.
It also mentioned the Iron Army, the heroic stories of the Guangdong military and civilians during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and many anti-Japanese generals.
It objectively describes several Guangdong-born leaders of the Republic of China. Of course, there are also some jokes about celebrities, which are said to be hearsay, but in fact, they are all true, such as Tong Meng...
Lao Sun is more interested in this kind of writing, and he didn't put much emphasis on it. When he went to Hubei and Hunan, he talked about Chu Ci, and when he went to the public, he talked about Qu Yuan.
It also mentioned the modern Wuhan Uprising, the Battle of Changde during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and Xue Yue's Tianlu tactics.
It also describes the Changsha fire and the Battle of Shipai, and the sacrifice of General Zhang Zizhong. It also describes the stories about the Yellow Crane Tower throughout the ages.
It focuses on the first famous piece in Yellow River Tower, about Wang Wei, and his real situation at that time...
Finally, we went up the river, passed Kuimen and arrived at Fengjie, where we talked about Baidi City, Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang.
When we arrived in eastern Sichuan, we mainly talked about some tributaries that became important commercial centers in modern times.
In places like Wanzhou and Yunyang, Xiao Zhen mainly described the humanities, geography, and history. In Shizhu and Zhongxian, he mainly talked about the Tujia people, Tusi, and the ancient system of control that was unique to ethnic minority areas.
Of course, it is impossible not to talk about Qin Liangyu and her White Rod Army in the late Ming Dynasty. We also talk about the origin of Yuzhou and various interesting stories about celebrities during the period of Yuzhou as the temporary capital.
Xiao Zhen also focused on the culture of the secondary capital, interpreting it from different dimensions such as humanities, history, and geography.
Of course, it also writes about Fuling, where pickled mustard tubers are produced, and the Baiheliang Stone Carvings.
When you come to Yuzhou, you have to mention Hechuan Diaoyucheng and the place where God broke the whip.
It also mentions some anecdotes about the Huguang migration to Sichuan that are widely circulated in the Sichuan and Chongqing areas, as well as official historical records.
In fact, his book basically summarizes the historical ups and downs of Lingnan, the Jianghan Plain, and the Sichuan-Yangtze River section from the Little Three Gorges.
After Xiao Zhen wrote the first draft, he revised it four times before sending it to Cai Meiyun.
The whole book "Journey to the South" is like a chat and also like the personal expression of some authors.
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