Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Dun inquires about the meaning of eight characters, and Lv Hui Qing explains that to integrate with the Han people, they must treat them as their own. If they refuse to integrate, they are deemed barbarians who need education. The duo leads 200 men to Xizhou, reaching Pu Chang Hai, where they find a desolate yet resourceful environment. Engineers create shelters from reeds, impressing the local population. As they settle, tensions arise between military discipline and local customs, particularly regarding the treatment of women. Di Yong insists on strict punishment for soldiers who violate military regulations, while Zhao Zong Jing faces pressure from Yutian elders to spare the soldiers. The conflict highlights the cultural gap between the Song Dynasty's military laws and Yutian's values. Ultimately, a compromise is proposed to reconcile the differing perspectives on marriage and military conduct.

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