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The 14-year-old Xiao Xuanji was still playing catch-up in the Jiaofang Division, but he was caught red-handed by the great talent Wen Tingyun because of his song "Nothing in the World".
The poisonous teacher Wen wrote the composition "Willows by the River" on the spot, and the result - oh, the little girl's literary talent exploded, and she backhandedly silenced the whole audience!
As a result, the style of the painting suddenly changed: Teacher Wen and his wife directly started the "nurturing mode", offering a one-stop service of redeeming one's body + adopting a adopted daughter + sending her to her own academy to study.
She became his only female disciple from a musician, but she hid her undue worries in the fragrance of inkstone.
He taught her how to identify inscriptions on inscriptions and discuss poetry and history. She embroidered a sachet for him and hid the word "Jun" in silver bamboo leaves. However, when he chose Xu Sanlang for her, she burned away all her thoughts.
Upstairs in Wangjiang Tower, he wrote "Heartbroken Bai Pingzhou", each word is her lonely figure leaning on the railing; she said with decisive courage that if she did not want to marry in this life, she would only stay in the house forever and be his poetry maid. He replied, "A woman must eventually go home," but he didn't ask her where she wanted to go. There was always only the lamp in his study that never went out.
With her talent and fame, she has been drifting away for half her life. All she wanted was the freedom of "following the vast sea", but she was trapped by love and courtesy, which became the most painful poem in Chang'an City.
Written behind the romance of Tang poetry, a woman's courage and brilliance are unwilling to be defined by fate.
Purpose: Amidst the shackles of the times, we should settle down with our talents and emotions, and explore the value of emotions and self.