Continued by Yang Yuhuan, Imperial Concubine of the Tang Dynasty

From a unique perspective, this book focuses on the tragic love story between the beautiful concubine Yang Yuhuan and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. It describes in detail the love experiences of Yang Juehuan through Taizhen, the lady and the concubine after she was selected to sleep in Lishan Mountain. It vividly describes the changes in her thinking and life caused by her change in status. From a new perspective, it depicts the whole process of a pure woman entering the palace, from pursuing love to consciously or unconsciously developing to admiring glory and participating in politics. In terms of their relationship with Xuanzong, their common interest in music, especially the artistic charm of the colorful and feathery dance, made her admire Xuanzong and develop into a sweetheart who loved each other. They indulged in pleasure, dance and music without restraint. As a result, Xuanzong neglected political affairs and did not distinguish between loyal and traitorous people, which provided an opportunity for Anlushan to rebel. When Xuanzong led the royal family and ministers to flee, a mutiny occurred in the accompanying guards, which led to the tragedy of the imperial concubine Yang Yuhuan dying in Maweipo. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.