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  New book "Counterattack from Desperate Situation" introduction

  The vast China, brilliant for five thousand years, and who knows how many passionate heroes turned into a string of dazzling shooting stars, leaving their glorious footprints in the sky of history!

  Among the heroes who wrote the long history of the Chinese nation, there are those who achieved fame and fortune, those who died for their country, those who failed to preserve their integrity in old age, and those who loved beauty more than they loved their country. However, although famous heroes deserve our admiration, those who made great contributions to the survival and development of the Chinese nation but were ruthlessly obscured by history are even more worthy of our reverence.

  Ran Min, a tragic hero who stemmed the tide of national subjugation and racial extinction for the Chinese nation, but was ruthlessly suppressed by some historians with ulterior motives in later generations.

  Perhaps the vast majority of book friends do not know Ruan Mian, and many people may not even know how to pronounce the two words "Ruan Mian", let alone understand the merits of this hero. But none of this matters, just read the book "Counterattack from Desperate Situation" and you will get a clear answer.

  The Eastern Jin and the Sixteen Kingdoms, this is a relatively unfamiliar era for many book lovers, but if you change the name to "Five Hu Insurrection", I believe many people will know it, and Ran Min was a Chinese hero who dominated the era.

  During the Five Barbarians' invasion of China, the Western Jin Dynasty, which unified the Three Kingdoms, was destroyed by the Five Barbarians in one fell swoop. These alien tribes with white skin and yellow hair swarmed into the Central Plains, viewing the Chinese nation as pigs, sheep, cattle, and dogs, killing at will, causing the Han population of the Central Plains to plummet from 15 million to less than 6 million, while the number of Hu people who invaded the Central Plains during the same period was almost equal to that of the Han people.

  At this time of national crisis, the heroic Ran Min rose to the occasion. He issued a kill order for the Hu people, declaring "All internal and external barbarians who dare to take up arms will be executed". In one fell swoop, he killed millions of Hu people and completely drove the Five Hu out of the Central Plains.

  However, simply because Ran Min slaughtered the enemy too heavily, later generations of historians who advocated for Confucianism's doctrine of the mean regarded him as a killing maniac, ignoring his great historical achievements and completely discrediting Ran Min, causing the hero to be wrongly accused for thousands of years and unable to clear his name.

  Take some time to watch "The Last Stand" and not just cheer for the jazz, but more importantly, add a touch of fragrance to this wrongly accused soul for thousands of years, and comfort this tragic hero: We descendants of Yan and Huang have not forgotten you!

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