Three-year-old Li Yu grew up in an official residence with a prosperous population and mixed status. His father is the consort and his mother is the princess; around him are his ancestors, wives and concubines, brothers and sisters, in-laws and servants. Food, clothing, daily life, seasonal banquets, study, marriage and marriage constituted his initial world. The dignity of concubines, family responsibilities and the warmth and warmth of human relationships are also gradually revealed in daily life.
In the next seventy-five years, Li Yu grew from a young child who was cared for by everyone to an elder who maintained the family. People who once lived in the same hospital grew up, separated, traveled far away, grew old, and passed away. The family was not destroyed, but the original common life was lost in the erosion of time and people's hearts.
The work uses Li Yu's life as a timeline, depicting the prosperity, branching and separation of a family through the perspectives of multiple characters, writing about names and true feelings, personal wishes and family order in the daily fireworks, as well as what people can leave behind in the face of time.
(Long story, a family portrait spanning 75 years. Slow pace. Meet people through daily life, and see fate through changes.)
