Loulan Map

Author: Ji Li
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The story originates from an on-site-drawn Loulan map. From the late 19th to the early 20th century, the Xinjiang region of China became a focal point of international archaeological expeditions. Sir George Dnam, a British explorer, ventured into the ancient land of Loulan and left behind a mysterious Loulan map after his death. By chance, the map was split into two halves—one held by Dnam's descendants, and the other into the hands of Lun Tingyu, a wealthy tycoon obsessed with archaeology. Years later, with the publication of "George's Diary," the Loulan artifacts lost in the desert became a target for many to covet, and the two halves of the map became the key to reaching their dream destination. Thus, a series of characters take the stage: a with a tragic past, a British with sinister intentions, a, a, a, and, among others. The desolate frontier city and the Lop Nur desert became the battleground for their mutual struggles in intrigue. Amidst the, the radiance of humanity still shone through. After experiencing conspiracies, hatred, and humiliation, a tragic yet beautiful love bloomed.