She was originally an unwanted person in Chang'an City. Born as a concubine, with mixed-race appearance, she lived on the edge of the prince's mansion for nineteen years. The only relics left by my mother were a strange-shaped guqin and a message left before her death: "Take a look at the Tianshan Mountains for my mother."
When the imperial edict to marry Wusun came, and the other daughters in the clan tried to avoid it, she took the initiative to answer the edict, not to sacrifice for the country, but to find a place far away where she would not find her "different".
When she first entered the grassland, the felt tent was erected. She combined Han and Hu skills on the ruins to create a brand new Qin. The newlyweds on the grassland asked her to play it. From then on, the Qin got its name: Wedding Qin.
After Pei Yan, the national master, went into exile from the Central Plains nobles, three generations of people guarded the Han family's letters but never saw the Han family's mountains and rivers. He understood her music and her loneliness, and the two fought side by side in the undercurrent of the court. When the coup broke out and the imperial court was besieged, Su Nian'an climbed to the top of the city and played a coded song on the wedding harp. The sound of the harp passed through the beacon smoke and spread to the outside of the city, leading to a frenzy.
It took her twenty years to get from Chang'an to Tianshan...
