Porcelain Love

Name: Porcelain Love
Author: Bamboo Forest Weng

by Bamboo Forest Weng

ongoing History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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About This Novel

German factory owner Daniel learned from his Indonesian workers that there were ancient treasures left by a shipwreck on an Indonesian island. So exploration and salvage began, and the 60,000 pieces of ancient Chinese porcelain and gold items recovered shocked the world. An old man living on Guangta Road in Guangzhou was watching CCTV's "National Treasure Files" when the news caught his attention. He dug out the family tree that had been passed down through the generations, and finally came to terms with the sunken ship. It is the Arabian Blue Moon ship that his ancestors used to sell porcelain more than a thousand years ago. There is also the tragedy of the marriage of our ancestors. Their love and lives are all related to Chinese porcelain. It happened during the Yuanhe period of the Tang Dynasty. Li Su, the father of Li Yanrong, a young man who eats a lot, was given the surname Li by the emperor of the Tang Dynasty because of his military exploits. Li Su led his family from the capital to Guangzhou and became the governor of Guangzhou. Li Yanrong likes porcelain and art painting. While shopping for porcelain in the Guangzhou market, he met Ahua, the daughter of Gong Ren, a local porcelain merchant selling porcelain and flowers, and his female companion. Li Yanrong was deeply moved by Ahua's dress and pretty appearance. Ahua was also moved by the handsome young man, and the two fell in love for the first time and had a good understanding of each other. Later, Li Yanrong confirmed that Ahua was the daughter of the porcelain merchant Gong Ren, and the two recognized each other and made a private marriage. Later, the two families were recognized and blessed. Gong Ren was blackmailed and framed, and his family fell into ruin. On his deathbed, he bequeathed a large sum of money to Li Yanrong so that he could continue his unfinished porcelain trade. Ahua's one-year period of mourning expired and she married Li Yanrong. In order to earn wealth and seek Persian painting materials, Li Yanrong went to sea with the Moon Arabian dhow, which sank midway. After Ahua was raised as an only son until she was eighteen years old, she missed her late husband and couldn't bear to live alone, so she jumped into the sea and died.