In the depth of spring in Shaoxing, a silver phoenix hairpin tied the childhood relationship between Lu You and Tang Wan - after they got married, they cut lanterns together and composed poems under the moonlight. The light of the Lu family's red gold phoenix hairpin was full of honey.
But the words "childless confuses her husband" struck her like a knife, and Lu's mother forced Lu You to write a letter of divorce. Before the red candle had cooled, their marriage had been broken, and they were forced to marry each other.
We met again on a spring day in Shen Garden, and the warmth of yellow wine could not penetrate the old sorrows. Lu You wrote "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix" on the white wall, Tang Wan's tears at the sight of it and "The Love of the World", weeping every word. Soon she died in depression at the age of only twenty-eight.
From then on, Lu You always went to Shen Garden from black hair to white hair, and her poems were all about her. When he died, he only said: "Bury me next to the plum tree in Shen Garden."
The pain and deep feeling hidden in the poem "Chai Chai" and "Liang Que", after reading it, you will understand why it can make the peach blossoms in Shen Yuan recite for thousands of years.
