"Old Dreams of Chang'an: Frost Flowers on the Halberd"
The snow in the first year of Tianbao buried the whole family of the Boling Cui family in glory.
Cui Qingyan looked back from the gap in the coal truck. The wealthy houses on Zhuque Street were stained with blood. The father who taught her to read the Book of Songs and the mother who combed her hair have become footnotes of "rebellion" in the edict. When the old servant pushed her out of the back alley, he said "survive", so she clutched half of a family heirloom jade pendant and stumbled through the troubled times to survive.
In the fifth year of Hedong Road, she learned martial arts from an old bodyguard, replaced the harp in the boudoir with a spear, hid the name "Cui Qingyan" in the dust, and became "Su Yan" who could protect the caravan through the wind and sand. When the Anshi Rebellion broke out, she joined the Shuofang Army. From a scout to a general, she burned grain and grass in Yulin Pass with a single gun, and explored enemy camps in Yunzhong City. The yellow sand roughened her hands and sharpened the light in her eyes: what she wanted was never military merit, but the truth behind the imperial decree that year.
When the account books were spread out in the court, and when Li Linfu's gang members fell into disgrace, the snow fell again in Chang'an. Cui Qingyan stood in front of the old site of Cui Mansion, his military uniform dyed with frost. Behind you is your family and country, and in front of you are your old dreams. She finally got her revenge, but she was no longer the girl who could read poetry under the flowers. In the Tang Dynasty, where the prosperous and troubled times were intertwined, she finally forged a halberd that could protect her country and the past. The frost on the halberd was a medal.
