There is nothing unique about Yang Ji's article, and it is even less worthy of General Wang Tai's strong recommendation.
"Cangxu City" is only a small city, but its special geographical location makes its strategic significance very special. It is the place that penetrates the deepest into the territory of the barbarians, and is also the place that suffers the most severe attacks.
The mortality rate among generals and soldiers there was particularly high.
In one year at most, the imperial court sent seven generals there, and all of them were assassinated by barbarian masters. "Cangxu City" was the front camp post of the Han Dynasty, and it was also the deep camp of the imperial court in the west.
The difficulties it faces are all very representative.
If Yang Ji can solve the dilemma of "Cangxu City", then the problems faced by dozens or hundreds of such cities in the northwest border can also be solved.
More importantly, the Han Dynasty has not made much progress in the barbarian territory in the northwest for hundreds of years. If Yang Ji can solve the problem of Cangxu City, then the court will have no worries and can use "Cangxu City" as its
Advance the camp and further advance across the barbarian territory to expand power and influence. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!