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Three hundred famous poems shook the nations, but I just want to be a rich merchant!
Chapter 239: Grand Performance of Song and Dance Breaking the Formation. [239]
Summary
Zuo Xi, feeling annoyed, observes Jiang Han, a seemingly weak scholar favored by women for his poetry. Yin Hong downplays Jiang's achievements, leading Zhi Zhi to disdainfully dismiss poetry's value. The Xiongnu, represented by Zhi Zhi and Du Long Qi, perform a war dance that intimidates the Da Yu officials, revealing their aggressive intentions. Despite the Tai Zi's attempt to maintain composure, the performance leaves the Da Yu people pale and ashamed, showcasing the Xiongnu's strength. Tensions rise as Yin Hong's flattery of the Xiongnu provokes anger among the Da Yu officials, culminating in Wu Wei Hou's outburst against the perceived servility. The situation highlights the precarious diplomatic balance between the two nations.Full content
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