The Era of Great Han - Rise of Heroes

This film (drama)Also known as大汉风之群雄并起，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2005Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating6.1(For reference only)。

In 221 BC, Qin Shi Huang annexed the six states, ending more than a hundred years of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods in Chinese history, and established a centralized unified dynasty. To consolidate state power and suppress popular rebellions, Qin Shi Huang enforced tyrannical rule internally and built the Great Wall to resist the invasions of the Xiongnu externally. At this time, the people of the world were filled with grievances, suffering greatly, with families destroyed and corpses of the starving scattered everywhere. In rebellion against Qin Shi Huang's oppressive rule, the descendants of the six states, seeking to restore their country, began to mobilize in their former territories. At this time, in Xianyang, the capital built by Qin Shi Huang, massive construction was ongoing, and the Great Wall, built to defend against the Xiongnu, was extending day by day over the corpses of millions of laborers. Among the ragged laborers was Liu Ji from Peixian, who, like all laborers, were poorly clothed and barely fed. However, upon seeing the grand procession of Qin Shi Huang from a distance, Liu Ji and Xiang Ji from Wuzhong felt the same sentiment: a true man should act accordingly; one day, I will take his place. Alongside Xiang Ji, who was building the Great Wall in Xianyang and training troops in Wuzhong to eliminate Qin Shi Huang's tyranny, was the skilled strategist Zhang Liang. After failing to assassinate Qin Shi Huang on the way with a big hammer, Zhang Liang came to seek refuge with Xiang Liang, who warmly welcomed him and made him the military teacher of his nephew Xiang Ji. At this time, Xiang Liang gained the support of eight thousand disciples from Jiangdong, including Ji Bu, due to his nephew Xiang Ji's incredible prowess. With a shared ideal of restoring the country, Xiang Liang and Xiang Ji led the eight thousand Jiangdong disciples in military drills, achieving significant progress. While Xiang Ji trained and recruited talented individuals, Liu Ji, in Xianyang building the Great Wall, returned to his home in Peixian with the help of Cao Can and Xiao He from the county office. Initially, Liu Ji had no great ambitions, but under the encouragement of friends like Fan Kuo, Zhou Bo, and Xiahou Ying, he began to entertain ideas of gathering a rebellion. After being conquered by Xiang Ji's heroic might, Liu Ji was recognized by Lord Lu and married Lu Zhi. Newly married, Liu Ji, already a county officer, received a mandate from the county office to send five hundred laborers to work in Lishan. Within a month, the number of laborers dwindled. As a result, Liu Ji was wanted by the court, inadvertently pushing him further down the path of rebellion. In July 209 BC, after the news of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising spread, the long-prepared Xiang Ji killed the county chief Yin Tong, officially declaring an uprising against Qin. Liu Ji, receiving support from Xiao He, Cao Can, Fan Kuo, Xiahou Ying, and Zhou Bo, took advantage of the situation along with the laborers heading to Lishan and the local people from Peixian to rise up. At that time, while Qin Shi Huang was patrolling and fell ill at Shaqiu, Zhao Gao tampered with the imperial edict, establishing Hu Hai as the Second Emperor of Qin, taking control of the court and persecuting the crown prince Fusu and General Meng Tian to death, placing the Qin dynasty in a precarious state. Under the impact of anti-Qin forces like Xiang Liang, Liu Ji, Chen Sheng, and Wu Guang, heroes rose up and the Qin dynasty was nearing its end.