Three hundred famous poems shook the nations, but I just want to be a rich merchant!

Summary

The text discusses a potential marriage alliance between the Great Yu Dynasty and the Xiongnu, led by Hu Han Xie. Zhongli explains the strategic benefits of this diplomatic arrangement, which would prevent warfare and enable trade. The narrative references the historical example of Wang Zhao, a noble woman who was married to three generations of Xiongnu leaders, sacrificing her personal happiness for national peace. The conversation also reveals political complexities, including potential interference from the Taiping Cult and Jiang Han's intricate personal relationships with multiple women.

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