Stories from Luoyang · China

Luoyang was once a prominent city, referred to as the 'First Capital'.

His wife, Wang Binzhu, committed suicide, and hundreds of his associates also took their own lives. The execution of Lai Junchen led to citywide celebration in Luoyang, with tens of thousands rushing to Tianjin Bridge despite heavy rain and strong winds.

Students at Henan University of Science and Technology believe high-tech fields such as industrial electronics, electronic equipment, and automotive engineering will not be affected by artificial intelligence.

Wang Zhihuan questioned how Inspector Sun knew of their innocence, given their initial strong suspicion.

The name 'Jiuding' and inscriptions on the main hall's plaque and couplets were identified as the calligraphy of Lai Junchen.

A captured thief confessed to being an assassin sent by Lai Junchen to kill Zhang Yizi. No new specific facts provided in the current feed to update the existing story.

A captured thief confessed to being an assassin sent by Lai Junchen to kill Zhang Yizi. Lai Junchen questioned the coincidence and Qiu Ren's knowledge of Zhang Yizi's lodging. Lai Junchen expressed skepticism about Qiu Ren's claims, questioning how he would know such details without Lai's prior knowledge. A figure identified as Meng Jiang intervened, stabbing Qiu Ren and then handing a thumb knife to Wang Han before fleeing. Wang Han identified the person who stabbed Qiu Ren as Meng Jiang, a Langguan he had recently encountered in the imperial palace. Qiu Ren's laughter upon hearing this suggests he knows Wang Han is innocent of that specific charge. The confession occurred during an interrogation by Henan County Magistrate Yang Shun. Qiu Ren claimed he knew Zhang Yizi was staying in an outer room at Xingxingfang rather than the palace.

This knowledge suggested complicity in a plot involving Wei Suzong. Lai Junchen expressed frustration, believing Wei Suzong's involvement was necessary for their plan.

The idiom 'breaking off relations' originates from a story about Guan Ning and Hua Xin, close friends during the Three Kingdoms period. The narrative explores the complexities of long-standing relationships.

After establishing his regime in Luoyang, the emperor asked his generals why he had gained the empire while Xiang Yu lost it.