"Jinxiang Pavilion" is a Qing Dynasty Zhanghui novel about worldly affairs.
The story is set in the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty. Zhong Jingqi, a talented scholar, was the top scholar in high school. However, due to his uprightness, he impeached the powerful Prime Minister Li Linfu and the ambitious general An Lushan and was demoted to the Shiquanbao Sihu.
On the way to his appointment, he accidentally entered the "Jinxiang Pavilion" in the back garden of Ge Taigu's imperial censor, and met his daughter Ge Mingxia. The two fell in love at first sight, and they made a private marriage with each other based on their poems.
However, Ge Taigu was also demoted for offending An Lushan and took his daughter to Fan Yang.
Soon, Fan Yang of Anlu Mountain rebelled and the world was in chaos.
Zhong Jingqi went through many hardships on the way to be demoted, but was saved by the martyr Lei Wanchun. He married his niece Lei Tianran in distress and went to Shiquanbao together.
After her father was imprisoned by Anlu Mountain, Ge Mingxia and her loyal maid Hongyu escaped from the tiger's mouth with the help of Wei Nu's mother and daughter, and went through many hardships...
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Literary classic, recommended! ! !
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Wonderful content and vivid details
Beautiful and worth recommending. Thank you.
Literary classic, recommended! ! !
It's too good-looking.
Talking about the past and the present, the geometry of life, the storyline is very tense and interesting.
Good talk but no gold coins
Very nice. Very nice.
Thumbs up, thumbs up, very nice.
Good-looking, good, good
Deeply moving and insightful material! I've read it a few times and still want to read it again!