Han Homeland.

Summary

The Xiongnu avoid springtime warfare due to weak livestock, focusing instead on survival. War is a necessity-driven act, not a preference, as they instinctively seek sustenance. Hospitality is common except near Mount Baideng, where herders are full-time soldiers. Yun Lang prioritizes building an iron chain bridge, facing challenges with resources. Xie Chang Chuan and Pei Yan discuss familial ties and the importance of preparing their children for future responsibilities, highlighting the contrast between noble-born individuals and their own offspring. They acknowledge the need for their children to earn their legacy through hard work and military merit.

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