Long historical novel "Northern Song Dynasty Famous Xiang Han Qi"

Set against the background of the poverty and weakness of the imperial court during the periods of Song Renzong, Song Yingzong, and Song Shenzong in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty and the situation of successive wars with Liaoxia, "Han Qi" depicts a generation of famous ministers Han Qi, together with Fan Zhongyan, Ouyang Xiu, Sima Guang, Bao Zheng, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and others, taking the rejuvenation of the country and the survival of the nation as their own responsibility, deducing a magnificent historical picture of Han Fan Shoubian, the New Deal of the Qing Calendar, the Establishment of the Second Emperor of the Xiangsan Dynasty, and the Change of Law of Xining, focusing on portraying Han Qi's loyalty to his duties, daring to take responsibility, being diligent in government and loving the people. The glorious image of a generation of honest and self-respecting virtuous and honest officials.

Han Qi (5 August 1008 – 8 August 1075), courtesy name Zhigui, courtesy name Gansu, was a politician, military strategist, and lyricist of the Northern Song Dynasty. In the fifth year (1027) of Emperor Renzong of Song's reign, he served as a general, a push official of Kaifeng Province, and a right counselor. He was ordered to relieve the starving people in Sichuan. After the outbreak of the Song-Xia War, he and Fan Zhongyan led an army to defend Western Xia, and they were quite prestigious in the army, known as "Han Fan". Later, he presided over the "New Deal for celebrating the calendar" with Fan Zhongyan and Fu Bi. In the last years of Emperor Renzong of Song's reign, he defied the public opinion and made the son of King Pu the Crown Prince. Emperor Renzong of Song died, and Emperor Yingzong of Song took the throne. During the reign of Emperor Yingzong of Song, he participated in reconciling the contradictions between the empress dowager and establishing the position of heir apparent. After Emperor Shenzong of Song ascended the throne, he resigned his resignation and sentenced Yongxingjun and Xiangzhou to other places, and opposed Wang Anshi's "Xining Change". The tired official Yongxing Jiedushi ( 永興節度使) was given the title of Duke of Wei (魏国公). In the eighth year of Xi Ning (1075), Han Qi died at the age of sixty-eight. Emperor Shenzong wrote a monument for him as the "Founder of the Two Dynasties' Gu Fate", posthumously awarded Shang Shu Ling, the title of "Loyalty", and allowed him to enjoy the yingzong temple court. Emperor Huizong of Song posthumously enfeoffed himself as the King of Wei. In the Qing Dynasty, it was successively from the Temple of the Emperors of the Ancestral Dynasties and the Temple of Confucius. Han Qi contributed to the prosperity and development of the Northern Song Dynasty for ten years, assisting the Three Dynasties, and the Song dynasty Ouyang Xiu praised him in the "Records of the Day Jintang", "facing major events, deciding on big discussions, looking down on the gentleman, not moving, taking the world to the security of Mount Taishan, can be described as a minister of the society". His texts are "heavy in tone of words" and "have the style of a gentleman and a gentleman"; they are not carved for poetry, natural and elegant; they are worked in calligraphy, especially good at writing. There are tens of thousands of volumes in the family, and there is a "Hall of Ten Thousand Books" in Anyang. Nowadays, there are "Anyang Collection" and "Zhiyuan Manuscript" and so on.