Most Unbelievable Civil Servant in History 2 - Jiang Shan (Nation) (ePub)

Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of Song, is keen on antique, paintings and beauties instead of the nation. He built a "e;villa"e; to store his loved belongings and delivered the governance over country to his courtiers. He strove his favours with courtiers and indulged in dallying with Buddhist nuns. Of course, he was in deep love with Li Shishi, the famous prostitute. Jiang Shan (Nation), drawn by the Last Ruler of Southern Tang (Li Yu), was his favourite. He once wanted to combined the "e;Jiang"e; and "e;Shan"e;. But later he found a gap at the bottom, which refers to the foundation of nation. Coincidentally or not, despite the picturesque paintings and beauties, Zhao Ji could not save its country. Half of the land and beauties of the country was grabbed by the Great Jin. Li Yu was imprisoned by Emperor Taizu of Song, Zhao Ji was imprisoned by Emperor Taizong of Jin. The two "e;artistic emperors"e; fell into the same end, showing the extreme similarity. The 320-year old Song was titled as the "e;world of making happiness"e; by Chen Yinke, master of Chinese culture and also honored as the renaissance and economic reform of China by the overseas historian circle. Except Emperor Taizu of Song (Zhao Kuangying) who made significant contributions in founding the dynasty, Zhao Ji also deserved a great particularization. Xu, Dongwei, who has made a lot of excellent lectures, opened the scrolled of Song Dynasty, covering numerous figures and historical facts.