With a cinnabar-dyed red initial, Du Zhongyang was sold to Jinling Jiaofang, where she was renamed Du Qiuniang and began her career as a singer. She fell deeply in love with the great poet Bai Juyi, but was taken into the house of Li Qi, the governor of Zhenhai, and became a concubine, unable to control herself. A year later, Li Qi's rebellion failed, and Du Qiuniang was admitted to the palace. She met the man who loved her most in her life, Tang Xianzong Li Chun. She was canonized as the Autumn Concubine of the Tang Dynasty and was favored for thirteen years. But, when she dreamed back at midnight, who was the person she was thinking about? "I advise you not to cherish your gold-threaded clothes. I advise you to cherish your youth, when the flowers are ready to be broken. Don't wait until there are no flowers and no branches." This famous poem passed down by Du Qiuniang has also affected her destiny several times and is closely related to the ups and downs of her life...
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