Wangcong Ancestral Hall Yangxiong Tomb Tangchang Town

"Silkworm bushes and fish, the founding of the country is at a loss". Despite the excavations of the Sanxingdui site, the ancient Shu kingdom is still a myth and legend due to the lack of documentary evidence. But that doesn't get in the way of our belief in our ancestors. In the legend, the Second Emperor of Wangcong can be traced back to more than 3,000 years ago, and Emperor Cong was under zen under Emperor Wang, which was the stage of the transformation of social structure from clan co-rule to family dictatorship, which contributed to the stability of power change in that period of "fiery fire". At this point, ancient Shu could be a "country", and by 316 BC, Sima mistakenly cut down Shu, and the ancient Shu state was destroyed and the country was changed to a county.

The wheel of history has rolled for a thousand years, and we have reached the tomb of Yangxiong in 20 minutes. Yang Xiong wrote with one hand and annotated the scriptures with the other. Sima Shangcheng enjoys the conquest of the external world, and the Seven Sages of the Lower Qi Bamboo Forest are quiet and self-guarding of the spiritual world. This is in line with the style of that era.

Another thousand years later, we arrived at Tangchang Town, Chongning County in the Yuan Dynasty. The rammed walls were so fragile that they needed to be protected by glass covers. Tea curtains that do not sell tea are waving in the air, moving to see, and displaying calligraphy and paintings, which are rude and not worth mentioning. Instead, the gongs and drums in the park are noisy. A group of old people sang the absurd version of Sichuan opera, and they also enjoyed it. Nice tea plantation to be quiet. Brother Jiang was already drowsy, the old man singing Sichuan opera was dispersing, watching the steps of the garden faltering, watching the camellia flowers in the cup sinking and floating, and could not help but sigh.

History does not make such an exclamation, and the history book has turned to this page in 2020. Nongke Village has subverted our concept of urban-rural differences, and it may not be long before urban residents call for narrowing the differences between rural and urban areas.