The epitaph was personally written by Zhao Hanzhang, and she wrote it quickly, as if there was a thousand sorrows in her heart, pressing her to the point she couldn't breathe.
Since entering Chen County, she had seen too much displacement and life-and-death separation.
Especially after driving out the Xiongnu and returning to Chen County, the tragic scenes along the way made her silent and sad.
She knew that deep down for Chinese people, the hometown had a unique significance; even though it was ruins, they still wanted it to exist.
Moreover, it indeed held great meaning. When it stood there, the travelers returning home would remember the happy days they had there, think about how it became the ruins it is today, and this could always inspire them to strive hard, to protect more of the places and people they cared about.
Yesterday's hardships can ultimately become today's teacher.
Zhao Hanzhang started writing from her own feelings and the cause of events.
