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Core of the Sage.
Chapter 222: Your Bodies and Names Perish Together, But the Rivers and Mountains Flow Forever!. [222]
Summary
The narrative unfolds in the Tang Dynasty, where Du Yu's stirring poetry resonates across the land, igniting the spirits of the people amid impending war. During a tense court meeting, Da Qin's envoy, Zhang Yi, demands the Tang concede territory, claiming military superiority. The Emperor's anger rises as he recalls the Tang's past victories, but doubts linger among his ministers. Just as despair sets in, the announcement of a "national stabilizing poem" changes the tide. This poem rejuvenates the Tang's resolve, prompting Zhang Yi to shift his stance, offering to return captured cities. The Tang, buoyed by this cultural resurgence, finds strength, turning a crisis into an opportunity for peace and renewed unity, demonstrating the profound impact of art on national stability.Full content
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