The Legend of Furong in the Tang Dynasty: a Biography of Hezheng

During the Kaiyuan period, she was given the title of "Noble Son" and was auspiciously born with a five-color bird, but her biological mother died in childbirth. Raised by the princess, she grew up carefree until the age of fifteen, and was allowed by her father to enter Imperial College, where she met a man who had a great influence on her life - Yan Zhenqing. Just when she childishly vowed to become a monk for him, fate played a joke on her again. The battle between the Wei family and the Yang family failed, and Concubine Wei divorced and became a nun. In order to keep his position as prince, Li Heng formed two marriages with the Yang family - one was between King Guangping and Concubine Cui, and the other was between her and Liu Tan. The arrival of the Anshi Rebellion overturned the entire chess game between the Li Tang royal family and the Yang family. The Tang Dynasty was in turmoil. She carries the backbone of her family and country with her soft shoulders. After the rebellion was over, the suspicious and cowardly father Emperor Suzong and Empress Zhang, who wanted to imitate Wu Zhao, brought new survival difficulties to her and Prince Li Yu. Supporting each other for many years, she and her brother finally re-created a prosperous age, but they ended up worrying about the country and died at the age of thirty-six. Before she died, the consort Liu Tan held her hand. Although Liu Tan was the Yang family's nephew and spy, they had a passionate love since the Anshi Rebellion and worked together for nine years. After she passed away, the person she cared about all her life also returned to Chang'an, completed her Shinto monument, and fulfilled the destiny they both pursued.