In the third month of spring in the Dajing Dynasty, Yan Weicheng, the legitimate son of the Prime Minister (a modern cultural relic restorer who traveled through time) went to the Peach Blossom Banquet in Shanglin Garden and met the powerful regent Mo Yingcheng for the first time. Mo Yingcheng was attracted by Yan Wei's talent and appearance. On the Lantern Festival night, he expressed his love with a mandarin duck jade pendant. Yan Wei responded with a safety buckle carved by his own hands, and the two fell in love.
Mo Ying endured the criticism in the court, won the support of the Queen Mother and the Prime Minister, and prepared for the wedding with the ceremony of a royal princess. The betrothal gift was huge, the wedding dress was extremely exquisite, and the palace was filled with peach trees. On the day of the wedding, the streets in Beijing were packed with people. The two had a wedding ceremony and hair-tying ceremony, and lived a warm life after their marriage.
Later, when the war in the northwest began, Mo Yingcheng was injured during the expedition, and Yan Weichen prayed day and night. When Mo Yingcheng returned home, the two became even more emotional. In the spring of the following year, the peach blossoms in the palace bloomed again. They hugged each other under the tree and made a promise to stay together for a lifetime. The peach blossoms witnessed this love that transcended status and worldliness.
Purpose: Symbiosis of family, country, language and affection