The rain from the south of the Yangtze River, like silk, splashed on an elegant house. The plaque "Jie Xin Ju" is slightly hazy in the rain, and the couplets on the pillars on both sides, "Plum blossoms are thin and boney, catkins are beautiful and boneless" add a bit of elegance.
A woman wearing a traditional dress with white background and purple flowers walked quickly out of the house door, her skirt fluttering in the rain. She walked into the courtyard, seemingly searching for something, and then walked through the rain curtain to another house. The camera switched to show the woman walking through the corridors. The rain wet her hair and the hem of her clothes, but she didn't care. Finally, she stopped in front of a door and raised her hand to push it open. The story of Emperor Qianlong and Xia Yuhe
When the door opens, there is a sea of bright yellow umbrellas outside the courtyard. Dozens of yellow oil-paper umbrellas stand in the rain, surrounded by a man wearing luxurious traditional clothes. The woman looked surprised when she saw this scene. The attendant behind the man stepped forward and introduced: "This is our Master Ai. My name is Yan Kun. What is your name?"
In the courtyard, another man in white traditional clothing came out holding an umbrella, and beside him was a woman in lavender clothing. He cupped his hands and answered, "My surname is Xia."
Seeing this, Yan Kun asked respectfully: "We encountered heavy rain on the road, and the carriage broke down. I wonder if we can let our master change clothes at home."
The woman in lavender clothing next to the man named Xia quickly responded enthusiastically: "Yes, yes, go to the study to change, this way." After saying that, he led the way, and the group of people slowly walked into the house against the backdrop of the rain curtain and yellow umbrellas.
