Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Chao, exhausted from carrying 200 buns on foot to Chang'an City, reflects on the importance of physical endurance for soldiers. His father believes in simplicity and self-sufficiency, dismissing Zhang's idea of a shuttle bus for the short journey. The narrative explores the historical significance of Chang'an, its transformation under the Tang Dynasty, and the city's unique planning that prioritized military defense over commercial activity. The bustling markets of East and West are highlighted, showcasing the city's vibrancy and the cultural pride associated with the Tang era, despite its challenges and changes over time.

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