, " ", " " " " , , , , , , , The morning twilight as is reflected in Xie, Xuan Jun's book is an illustration of the idea of the so-called Northern and Southern Dynasties, i.e., the two Chinas created first by the warlords and then usurped by the Party-lords--the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China--being unified by a third China to emerge in a civilized manner. This is going to happen exactly like the Northern and Southern Dynasties being unified by the Tang Dynasty about a thousand and four hundred years ago, ushering in the second phase of Chinese civilization. Born out of this unification is going to be a Real Man who is to unify China, not splitting China unlike his predecessors Sun Yat-sen and Mao Zedong.