During the Yongchang period of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the terminally ill Mrs. Lin Jingshu of the Marquis of Qing'an had a dream that lasted twenty years when she was dying.
In the dream, she returned to the day after her wedding when she was sixteen, determined not to make the same mistakes again - this time, she wanted to live for herself. She did not deliberately please or seek perfection, and she created a world in the Hou Mansion to study and paint. The silent husband who was well-known in his previous life was attracted by her independence and gradually let go of his guard. They went from being estranged to knowing each other, from knowing each other to staying together, having children, and eventually becoming soul mates.
When I woke up from the dream, the ginkgo trees outside the window were still golden. Xie Changan, who died in the battle in Northern Xinjiang three years ago, could not accompany her until the end. But that dream was not an illusion - it was the "possibility" she actively exchanged for this life, and it was a flower blooming from the depths of regret.
A yellow beam dream, half a lifetime of unresolved love. Let's see who is waiting for a reunion that spans life and death under the ginkgo tree.
