After Remarrying, Her Ex-Husband Wrote a Poem That Has Been Passed Down to This Day.

On the day Tang Wan married Lu You, the lanterns all over Shanyin City were still on, and everyone said it was a match made in heaven. He carved "Huixian" on the tail of the golden hairpin for her, and she sorted out books and studied ink for him, and washed her hands to make soup. But Mother Lu couldn't afford to wait for a childless eldest daughter-in-law. The night Heli Shu was handed over to her, he wrote in the study until dawn, and she stood outside the door until five o'clock. He wrote "wrong, wrong, wrong" and later she wrote "difficult, difficult, difficult". Tang Wan remarried Zhao Shicheng, the clan member who sent a pot of orchids to her door every month and planted white plums in front of her window. He knows everything, tolerates everything, and can handle everything. Except for one thing: her heart had long been broken in Shen Yuan. On the day when Shen Yuan reunited, Lu You wrote a poem "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix" on the wall after getting drunk. Tang Wan saw it and became ill when he returned home. Zhao Shicheng guarded her for three days and three nights, and finally said: "If you want to go back to him, I will send you there." She shook her head and wrote one word on his palm: Ann. Those were the last words of her life. Lu You later lived to be eighty-five years old and wrote ten thousand poems. But he never wrote another word. Because the best one has already been written on the wall of Shen Yuan. I've also written everything.