The Beautiful Woman Worships the Moon in the Pavilion

[Classics of Yuan dramas | Romance in troubled times in ancient times | Classical opera scripts] One of the four great love dramas of the Yuan Dynasty! War swept through the capital. Queen Ruilian, the minister of the Jin Dynasty, was separated from her family during the war. When she fled in panic, she ran into a poor scholar, Jiang Shilong. The war was in turmoil and they had nowhere to stay. The two were in trouble and got married in private. But the misfortune could not withstand the tricks of fate. After the marriage, Jiang Shilong became seriously ill. In the hotel, Wang Ruilian's father accidentally found his daughter. He disliked the poor scholar and broke up the pair of miserable mandarin ducks and took her daughter back by force. Back in the compound of the deep house, Wang Ruilian missed her husband day and night, burned incense and worshiped the moon late at night, praying that lovers in the world would never be separated, and looking forward to her reunion with Jiang Shilong. With the gap in family status and the unyielding father's orders, can the humble but hot love in troubled times break through the obstacles of the world and usher in a happy ending? The text is elegant and poignant. It not only contains the tragic song of the great era when the family and country are in chaos, but also describes the sincerity of a girl who dares to love and hate. Readers who like ancient love stories and "The Romance of the West Chamber" must read it.