Han Homeland.

Summary

The caravan entered Yanglingyi, a densely populated area of the Great Han, known for its development since the First Emperor's reign. Chang'an was chosen as the capital due to its rich lands. Despite wars, Guanzhong revived quickly. Farmers and nobles coexisted, with farmers showing indifference to merchants like the Zhuo family. Yanglingyi's city walls were modest, reflecting the emperor's need to guard against rebellion. The city's shops were dull, and Yun Lang found little interest in the goods, except for bamboo scrolls. His spending habits puzzled Old Man Ping, who observed Yun Lang's lack of greed. Yun Lang's culinary preferences highlighted his disdain for local food, preferring to cook himself. The iron workshop was bustling, and Yun Lang's modest accommodations reflected the era's simplicity. Despite his financial struggles, Yun Lang remained curious and engaged with the city's academic life. His interactions with the city's people and his culinary skills showcased his unique character in a rapidly developing society.

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