[Single Girl Lin Pianpian][Redemption]
I really can't stand it anymore, 0 he is an egg! ! Can you write? If you don't know how to write, I will come!
In Yangzhou in the 13th year of Chongzhen's reign, the canal water under the Twenty-Four Bridge was wrapped in the fragrance of powder. Scholar Luo Chuan met a girl squatting by the bridge to fish for embroidered shoes - her name was Lin Pianpian. She was fourteen years old. It was her second year after being sold into Liuxiang. There were blood scabs on her forehead, strangulation marks on her wrists, and crescent-shaped scars on her palms from pinching herself. He began to teach her how to read. She traced her name and his name over and over again in the mud on the river bank.
In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, news of Meishan's suicide reached Yangzhou, and Luochuan surrendered to the army. When she was leaving, she took a silk flower from her temples and handed it to him, saying, "It's good that you come back alive."
In the first year of Hongguang, the Qing army broke through the city and killed 800,000 people in Yangzhou in ten days. They survived the ruins.
In the spring of the third year of Shunzhi, they left Yangzhou and headed south. In the small town by Taihu Lake, willow trees are also planted beside the stone bridge. He used three months' wages to buy a pair of silver rings, one engraved with "Luochuan" and the other with "Lin Pianpian". On the wedding day, there was no sedan chair or red hijab, only the willow trees by the river and the light of the water in the dusk. She rested her head on his shoulder and said, "This time, I'm going to wear it for a long, long time."
This story is about two tiny people in troubled times. About a person who teaches calligraphy and a person who learns calligraphy. About a silk flower, a pair of silver rings, and a promise that was never spoken. About how they never let go of each other's hands despite the city's destruction, wars, famines, and countless cold nights.
Self-feeling,