When Songtsen Gampo asked the Tang court for a marriage alliance for the third time, the emperor agreed. When the news reached the palace, every princess of marriageable age turned pale and burst into tears... Tibet was bitterly cold, short on clothes and medicine, and its people lived like savages. Whoever was sent there would likely die!
No, they needed a scapegoat.
Li Yuntong, the eldest legitimate daughter of the Prince of Jiangxia's household, was as beautiful as a flower, peerless in her looks. She should have married into a family of equal standing like the other noblewomen and lived out her days in wealth and splendor. But an imperial decree changed the course of her life...
She journeyed thousands upon thousands of miles away, never to see her homeland again. She went away for forty years and never returned to Chang'an.
From the Central Plains to the Western Regions, she brought the region the Tang dynasty's most advanced production techniques, medicine, architecture, calendrical science, literature, arts, laws, and Buddhist scriptures... The people of Tibet called her the “Green Tara.”
Two men loved her, countless people revered her, and generations passed down her story... Princess Wencheng's life was truly a tale of dramatic twists and sweeping grandeur.
I finally finished reading it. The author wrote it well, but some of the content felt a bit scary when I watched it at night. Ghost hunting, fighting skills, the heroine was sometimes strong and sometimes weak, and the heroine would slip when she was upset. It felt like her IQ was forced to drop for the sake of the plot!!! Although the male protagonist is a qualified king, he is too lusty!
It's well written, and although Princess Wencheng has been literaryized, it still remains true and believable! The book contains a lot of knowledge about history, culture, religion, Feng Shui, etc. It is entertaining and educational, and the story is full of exciting ups and downs. However, some chapters are too slow (such as the psychological descriptions of Princess Wencheng and Songtsen when they first met) and could be more concise! I believe the author is a woman, and she clearly describes a legendary Buddhist woman based on historical figures from a female perspective, and explains the relationship between Tubo and the Tang Dynasty very clearly! I wish the author will publish more good books! 👍👍👍
It is very interesting to read. It has a rich story and vivid characters. Princess Wencheng made a great contribution to the cultural transmission, customs and material resources exchange between the Tang Dynasty and Tibet. I really like reading this kind of novel about love and historical figures. Thank you to the author.
I wish it was just a legend, But he is your legendary life. At the age of fifteen, we are still children in the current information age. You shoulder the mission of good neighborliness and friendship between the two nations. Fifteen years of life in Chang'an, enjoying the prosperity, wealth, and fine food and clothing in the world; during the forty years of Tubo, even though Nazan and his lover treated each other sincerely, how could he have withstood such a military career if it weren't for his own uniqueness and kindness and intelligence. ——Admiration~ My Princess
Very good, this is my first time reading this kind of book. I feel that there are many things in the world that I have not yet touched upon, especially I have a deeper understanding of the complexity of human thoughts. Feeling: It's better for ordinary people!
I like this book very much. The author's literary talent is really good 👍👍👍
Why is reading different from before? -_-||
I like it very much. I can do things while listening, save time and learn knowledge.
Princess Wencheng sacrificed too much for the country. It is admirable that an ancient woman could do such a big thing and leave her name in history!
So excited to read this book! The characters are plump and lifelike, as if they were in the scene...