The Rise of the Great Han

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 united the six states, ending over a hundred years of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States era in Chinese history, establishing a centralized, unified dynasty. To consolidate his power and suppress popular uprisings, Qin Shi Huang implemented tyrannical rule internally and built the Great Wall to resist the invasions of the Xiongnu externally. At that time, the common people were filled with grievances, suffering greatly, with homes destroyed and corpses lying in the fields. In resistance to Qin Shi Huang's tyranny, the descendants of the six states began to gather strength in their former territories to restore their country. At that moment, the capital Xianyang was bustling with construction to defend against the Xiongnu, the Great Wall was extending day by day on the corpses of millions of laborers. Among the ragged laborers was Liu Ji from Peixian, who, like all laborers, was inadequately clothed and hungry. Yet, upon seeing Qin Shi Huang's grand procession from a distance, Liu Ji and Xiang Ji from Wuzhong shared the same sentiment: a man of worth should aspire to achieve greatness, and one day I will take his place. Alongside Xiang Ji, who was building the Great Wall in Xianyang and training in martial arts at Wuzhong to eradicate Qin Shi Huang's tyranny, was the knowledgeable strategist Zhang Liang. After failing to assassinate Qin Shi Huang while on a journey with a large iron hammer, he was drawn to Xiang Liang, who warmly welcomed him and made him the military strategist for his nephew Xiang Ji. At this time, through Xiang Ji's incredible prowess, Xiang Liang attracted the support of eight thousand promising youths from Jiangdong, including Ji Bu. With a shared ideal of restoring their nation, Xiang Liang and Xiang Ji led these eight thousand youths in military training, achieving a notable presence. While Xiang Ji recruited talents and honed military skills, Liu Ji, with the help of Cao Can and Xiao He in Peixian, returned to his hometown. Initially, Liu Ji had no grand ambitions, but under the encouragement of friends like Fan Kuai, Zhou Bo, and Xiahou Ying, he began to contemplate rebellion. After being captivated by Xiang Ji’s heroism, Liu Ji gained the favor of Lu Tao Gong and married Lu Zhi. Newly married, Liu Ji, already a district official, received orders to send five hundred laborers to work at Mount Li. Within a month, very few laborers remained. As a result, Liu Ji was wanted by the court, inadvertently pushing him further along the path to rebellion. In July 209 BC, after the news of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang’s uprising spread, Xiang Ji, long prepared, killed the county magistrate Yin Tong and officially declared an uprising against Qin. With the support of Xiao He, Cao Can, Fan Kuai, Xiahou Ying, and Zhou Bo, Liu Ji led the laborers heading to Mount Li and the local elders from Peixian to rise in revolt. During this time, Qin Shi Huang fell ill and died while inspecting Sha Qiu, and Zhao Gao falsified the will, establishing Hu Hai as the second emperor of Qin, seizing control of the court and persecuting the crown prince Liu Su and General Meng Tian to death, leading the Qin dynasty to the brink of collapse. Under the impact of the anti-Qin forces like Xiang Liang, Liu Ji, Chen Sheng, and Wu Guang, various heroes rose up, and the Qin dynasty was facing imminent destruction.