Chengqian: the Legacy of Zhenguan

During the prosperous age of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian, the prince of the Eastern Palace, was walking on thin ice. He is intelligent, kind, filial, and has a beautiful heart, but he is trapped in a weak and sick body. The ardent expectations of his father Li Shimin were the light on the top of the mountain, but also a heavy burden that crushed him; the pressing pressure of King Wei Li Tai and his father's favor day after day made him feel like he was falling into an ice cave. He struggled with coughing and asthma and the fragrance of medicine, and wrote about the world on his sick bed, just asking for a word of approval. However, misunderstandings are deeply rooted and partiality is hard to change. In the end, the oil will run out and the time will pass away prematurely. When he passed away quietly in the cold East Palace, all that was left to Li Shimin was a blood-stained suicide note and endless regret. Could the emperor's belated crying and compensation bring back that thin and lonely figure? This is a tragic song of a prosperous age in which the father does not know his son and the son cannot tell his father.