Who's the original hero in "Make a comeback"?

Sun Quan is the original hero in "Make a comeback".

The historical story of a comeback has been circulating in the surrounding areas of Jiangning for a long time. Sun Quan originated in the Three Kingdoms period.

Dongshan in Jiangning used to be a dirt mountain. According to legend, it is a handful of soil that fell when the little driving mountain was blocked by Poseidon, so it was named Tushan. Wu began to build his capital in Suzhou (now Jiangsu), then built a stone city and moved his capital to build his capital in Nanjing (now Jiangsu).

Wu (May 23, 229-May 0, 280, 65438), one of the Three Kingdoms, was founded by Sun Quan, with the country name "Wu", which was called Sun Wu in history (Sun Quan was king in 222 AD and officially proclaimed emperor in 229). Because of the confrontation with Cao Wei and Shu Han, its ruling area lives in the east of the Three Kingdoms, so it is also called Wu Dong.

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Near Dashikou, Dongshan Street, Jiangning District, Nanjing, there is a small earth mountain, only about 60 meters high, named "Dongshan". Dongshan Park, built on the mountain, is quite secluded and unpopular.

However, it is such a humble place that is directly related to the idioms of "making a comeback" and "melodramatic town". These two idioms both come from the same person and the same thing, that is, Xie An in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Battle of Feishui under his command.

There is an idiom in a hill:

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Legend has it that Xie An came back here in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Yu Xiangshun, a professor and doctor of literature at the School of Journalism and Communication of Nanjing Normal University, told the reporter: "Dongshan" is a common allusion in ancient China literature, such as Li Bai's work "Song of Dong": "Only use Dongshan to thank Anshi and laugh is king"; There are also Ode to Dongshan and Two Stories of Dongshan.

Jiangning people have long regarded "Dongshan" as a symbol of regional culture, and one of the "Forty-eight Scenes of Jinling" during the Qianlong period was "Autumn Moon in Dongshan".

It is understood that the historical story of "making a comeback" in 2008 was also included in the first batch of intangible cultural heritage list of Jiangning District by the Jiangning District People's Government.

Professor Yu said that the idiom "make a comeback" is used to describe those who have lost their power and influence to rise again after a period of seclusion. Regarding the origin of the idiom "make a comeback", there have been two sayings in academic circles: "Zhejiang Dongshan source" and "Jiangning Dongshan source".

He believes that "Dongshan" is actually a common place name in China, and there are "Dongshan" all over the country, such as "Dongting Dongshan" in Suzhou. If we must find a birthplace for this idiom, it seems inappropriate to say that a certain "Dongshan" originated from two "Dongshan" in Huiji and Jiangning. Because Xie An came back from these two Dongshan mountains step by step.

People's Daily Online-Professor's detailed explanation: Is Xie An's "comeback" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Jiangning, Nanjing?