The Qingming Festival arrived, the Bian River opened, and thousands of grain ships came from the two Zhejiang provinces. Tokyo City, the hub of the Eight Wastelands and Ten Thousand Kingdoms, bathed the world, and everyone in the city celebrated the festival. However, the good times did not last long. In the seventh year of Xuanhe, Song Qinzong came to the throne, and issued an edict to change the reign name to Jingkang. There was a lot of joy in the court, and the sound of golden horses' hooves roaring from the north came from the north, breaking through the bamboos, breaking through several states in a day. , The life in the north was devastated, and mourning was widespread. Song Huizong and Song Qinzong, who soon abdicated cowardly, were reduced to prisoners. Tens of millions of people were displaced. There was no more imperial concubine Zhao Huer in Bianjing. The empress dowager was forced to accept hundreds of guests. Three thousand concubines were reduced to playthings. The emperor's concubine was sold at a clear price. Jingkang's shame is still not over. The officials hate it. When will it be destroyed! Under the wind and snow, a total of 100,000 royal courtiers were plundered and headed north. The dignity of the Han family was trampled under the iron hooves of the foreign tribes. Zhao Huer witnessed the ravages of her sisters in the Jin army. There were countless benefactors. The imperial concubine Zhao Fu died in a broken golden valley, and her own destiny was as precarious as duckweed. . . .