A Passion That Will Not Fade

“Though ranked among the immortals, my dreams never leave the halls of the Tang palace. Through a thousand twists and turns, love never dies.” From The Palace of Eternal Life After Yang Yuhuan hanged herself at Mawei Slope, she opened her eyes again to find herself in a farmer’s home. The family called her Miss Yang. She thought that man had ultimately been unable to bring himself to kill her. She decided to wait until the war was over, then secretly head north to Chang’an to reunite with him. By day, she followed the common people as they fled the war, enduring a life of wandering and hardship. At night, she could always dream of their passion burning on at Huaqing Pool… · The calamity that befell the Tang dynasty was neither caused by Yang Yuhuan alone nor unrelated to her. · Ensemble cast + no golden finger · Told from Yang Yuhuan’s perspective, this book focuses on the suffering the An Lushan Rebellion brought to ordinary people, as well as the extravagant lives Yang Yuhuan and Li Longji led before the rebellion. By contrasting the two, it exposes the political corruption of the Tianbao era, reveals the disasters war brings upon humanity, calls for peace, and conveys the author’s longing for a better life and love. · This short story was written for a classic literature event and is a derivative work of The Palace of Eternal Life. Please leave a five-star rating and add it to your bookshelf.