Han Homeland.

Summary

Zhang Lian and Zhou Hong attempt to brighten Yun Lang's prison days with flowers, but the cries of prisoners persist. Yun Lang is greeted by two maidens calling him "Grandpa," a habit Zhang Lian picked up after losing his legs. Despite the chance to enter the silk trade, Zhang Lian refuses, fearing family disapproval. Yun Lang laments missed opportunities. Sima Qian, caring for his father in prison, declines food from a young lad, reflecting on his travels. He recounts visiting many places, including Jiangling, where people live simply and joyfully, unaware of the State of Chu's fall. Yun Lang shares a tale of a fisherman discovering a harmonious, hidden land, emphasizing contentment in simplicity.

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