Introduction to "Wu Zhao: The Sun and the Moon in the Sky"
Under the ancient Buddha with green lantern in Ganye Temple, she was once a talented person of the late emperor, but now she is a down-and-out female nun.
With a piece of blood written on her head, Wu Meiniang tempered her despair into a blade.
Returning to the palace, she used her beauty as bait, talent as a chess piece, and scheming as a chess piece to play step by step on the chessboard of the male-dominated world.
From being a talented person to being a queen, from taking the throne to being in the sky - she is Li Zhi's wife, the king of the Tang Dynasty, and the only female emperor in history.
This work uses a highly charged short play structure to delve into Wu Zetian's thrilling journey from the bottom to the top, and write about her lonely struggle and grand breakthrough between power, emotion and destiny.
It is not only an epic counterattack, but also a story about a woman who lived her life into a legend in the desperate times.
