In the twelfth year of Jian'an, the Han moon was buried in snow and wind in the desert. Cai Wenji, the legitimate daughter of the Cai family in Chang'an and the daughter of Cai Yong, a great scholar of the generation, has survived twelve years of hardship in the Qionglu of the Southern Huns. From the abducted noble daughter of a noble family to the Yan family under King Zuoxian's tent, from the talented lady who plays piano, chess, calligraphy and painting to the mother who endures humiliation and burden, Shuo Feng has roughened her fingertips, but cannot erase the obsession with the Central Plains and the persistence of cultural heritage in her eyes. Cao Cao sent an envoy to redeem the jade with gold. On the way back to Han, the carriage ran over the snow, which also drove away half of her life's pain and care - her two sons far away in Shuomo, her father's lost legacy, and the Han family's heritage that was swaying in troubled times.
After returning to Ye, the lights of the Tongque Terrace could not warm her heart to the pain of separation, but it ignited her determination to organize the classics. Faced with the doubts of aristocratic families, the threat of war, and the desperate situation of lost classics, she used paper and ink as her blade and tenacity as her armor, uniting with poor scholars and female colleagues to build a safe haven for cultural heritage in the troubled times dominated by male dominance. She restored the fragments of the "Xiping Stone Classic" and founded the "Wenlan Pavilion" to teach women how to read and write, allowing the millennium cultural heritage to continue in the war.
This is an epic about "persistence" and "blooming": in parting and reuniting, war and stability, questioning and recognition, Cai Wenji not only fulfilled her father's legacy, but also broke through the shackles of the times as a woman, making her cultural heritage the most resilient force in troubled times. The snow will eventually melt, and the Han moon will eventually shine brightly. Her name, together with the classics she protects, will be engraved into the long river of Chinese civilization.
Purpose: To promote the unyielding spirit of women who break through secular concepts and feudal shackles and work hard to become their own light.