In the 37th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the capital's Apricot Garden, a poetry event forged a fate between Su Jingyuan, editor of the Hanlin Academy, and Shen Qingyan, the daughter of the Imperial Academy's wine sacrifice. At that time, Su Jingyuan bluntly pointed out the lack of calligraphy in the poems of the Minister of Civil Affairs. Shen Qingyan kept his insightful insights in her heart. She took up her pen and wrote "Excellent calligraphy and extraordinary insights" as a gift. The moment their eyes collided, a green love quietly sprouted. This first encounter with poetry as the matchmaker was just like the apricot blossoms blooming at the right time in spring, laying the groundwork for their future relationship. As time goes by, Su Jingyuan and Shen Qingyan have been together for decades. From the youthful days when they first met in Xingyuan, to the time when officialdom was turbulent, to the tranquility of retreating to the south of the Yangtze River, their love has never been diluted by wind and rain. Until their old age, the two would still sit in the courtyard and reminisce about their first meeting. Their hands clasped under the sunset confirmed the promise of "being together forever." Their story eventually became a timeless legend, hidden in the years of the Qing Dynasty, accompanied by the fragrance of ink and flowers, and will be passed down forever.
