Loulan, an ancient city in present-day Xinjiang, was once a thriving trading center on the Silk Road. However, for the people of the Central Plains, Loulan has always been a place full of hatred and resentment.
Whether it is a war in history or a cultural conflict, the people of the Central Plains have malicious intentions towards Loulan, and they will not return Loulan if they are not broken.
The origins of hatred can be traced back to ancient times. At that time, there were many conflicts and disputes between the Loulan region and the Central Plains. The Central Plains people had ambitions of conquest and expansion, while the Loulan region regarded the Central Plains people as invaders. Bloody battles and vicious fights became the norm between the two sides, leaving behind deep hatred and resentment.
With the passage of time, Loulan gradually disappeared into the long river of history, but hatred and resentment have always remained in the hearts of the people of the Central Plains. They saw Loulan as a threat to the culture and values of the Central Plains and an affront to the people of the Central Plains. Therefore, both politically and culturally, the people of the Central Plains believed that it was necessary to deal a devastating blow to Loulan in order to completely eliminate hatred.
At a certain point in history, the Central Plains people finally ushered in an opportunity, and they launched a large-scale war to raze and raze, and carried out revenge and destruction on Loulan. The city of Loulan was breached, the population was slaughtered, the culture was destroyed, and the ruins of Loulan were reduced to ruins. When the people of the Central Plains saw this scene, they finally got the satisfaction in their hearts, and their hatred was vented.
However, even though Loulan has been destroyed, the hatred and resentment have not completely dissipated. The ruins and cultural relics of Loulan have been excavated, which has attracted the research and attention of scholars in the Central Plains. They discovered that Loulan is a place with a long history and unique culture, which led to deeper reflections. When the people of the Central Plains faced the cultural heritage of Loulan, they began to reflect on their past behaviors and felt the contradictions and entanglements in their hearts.
Gradually, the attitude of the Central Plains people changed. They no longer blindly hate Loulan, but appreciate the culture and history of Loulan, and respect the lifestyle and wisdom of the people of Loulan. They realize that hatred only brings more destruction and harm, and that understanding and respect can promote harmony.
As a result, the people of the Central Plains began to work hard to restore the ruins and cultural relics of Loulan, hoping to preserve this unique cultural heritage and let more people understand the history and culture of Loulan through research and display.
In this way, they hope to make amends for past mistakes, eliminate hatred, and promote understanding and exchange between different cultures.
Eventually, the people of the Central Plains understood the destructiveness and meaninglessness of hatred.