| Through the perspective of a seven-year-old girl, Chunwang reflects the rise and fall of the dynasty with individual destiny, and reveals a profound historical truth-the prosperous times belong to the emperor, and the troubled times belong to every ordinary person. The An-Shi Rebellion was not only a turning point in the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline, but also a catastrophe that engulfed countless civilian lives. The corpses of the Agari family from the warm courtyard of Chang'an to the exile road are everywhere, which is the epitome of thousands of families in that era. The story carries a grand history with a micro narrative, allowing readers to see the cruelty and desolation of "the country breaks the mountains and rivers" through the eyes of a child. |