Episode 2: Three Poems

In the chaotic times of the late Qin Dynasty, wars were raging and the people were in dire straits.During these turbulent years, there were two county magistrates - County Magistrate Chang and Ling Shi Hua. They fought side by side. In order to protect the peace of the people, they fought a life-and-death struggle against the revolting peasant army.However, the torrent of history was ruthless, and the official office was finally breached. At this last moment of life and death, Chang and Hua reluctantly threw the slips carrying different memories into the well, hoping to leave some historical information for future generations.witness.

The slips record every bit of society in the late Qin Dynasty, including the wisdom and sweat of Chang and Hua in governing the place, the joys, sorrows, and joys of the people, and their aspirations and expectations for future life.These slips are like time capsules, sealing the memories and emotions of that era.

Time flies, time flies.When later generations of archaeologists salvaged these slips from the well, their historical value was self-evident.What is even more surprising is that under the influence of some mysterious power, the words on the slips actually showed a strange brilliance.In this brilliance, the deceased Chang and Hua, as well as the descendants who are diligently farming and educating children, seem to have traveled through the boundaries of time and space, gathered together like a dream.

They recited three poems from different periods affectionately.The first poem was written by Chang Yuhua in the late Qin Dynasty. The poem is full of concern for the people and loyalty to the country; the second poem was written by later generations during peacetime. The poem expresses respect for the efforts of the predecessors.Gratitude and praise for a better life; the third poem is a poem that children recite in unison in school. The poem contains infinite longing and hope for the future.

These three poems, like a historical trio, transcend the barriers of time and space, closely connecting the war in the late Qin Dynasty with the peace and hope of later generations.They are not only the inheritance of history, but also expectations and sustenance for the future.In this dreamlike moment of time travel, Chang and Hua and their descendants felt an emotional bond that transcended time and space, as if the long river of history had converged into an eternal force at this moment.