In the autumn of 889 AD, at the end of the Tang Dynasty, a village road outside Lin'an City was transformed overnight. The old trees along the roadside were wrapped in colorful brocade, and the field ridges, house corners, and open spaces where children played were all draped in expensive silk. From afar, the village shimmered with light. The person who did this was Qian Liu, the founder of the Wuyue Kingdom and King of Wuyue. He came from a poo…
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In the autumn of 889 AD, at the end of the Tang Dynasty, a village road outside Lin'an City was transformed overnight. The old trees along the roadside were wrapped in colorful brocade, and the field ridges, house corners, and open spaces where children played were all draped in expensive silk. From afar, the village shimmered with light. The person who did this was Qian Liu, the founder of the Wuyue Kingdom and King of Wuyue. He came from a poo…