Aihong: the Rising of Wild Geese and the Falling of Butterflies

[Aihong: Diary of the Ten Years of City Destruction] [Lin Pianpian] --- Introduction In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Yangzhou West Market. Lin Pianpian was sold by her biological mother for twenty-five taels of silver. She didn't cry - she no longer believed that anyone would save her. Yang Xiu walked out of the crowd: "Thirty taels, I'll buy it." He is the legitimate son of the Yang family, and there is a plaque in the hall that reads "Poetry and Literary Heirloom". He bought her not as a maid, not as a concubine, but just for one sentence - poetry teaches people to be gentle, etiquette teaches people to stand up straight. He taught her how to read, how to behave, and how to change the word "regret" into "no regret".