As Tang-era wars faded, people carved life from this scarred land, building ridges with hoe and pick. Today th…
As Tang-era wars faded, people carved life from this scarred land, building ridges with hoe and pick.
Today the fields remain, but the tillers have fled. Weeds now choke the abandoned paddies, a testament to decrees of military farming long forgotten.
From barrenness to bounty, then back to desolation, the land follows its own rhythm.