Hou Xin, the concubine of a salt merchant in the south of the Yangtze River, lost his mother at the age of seven, his family was ruined at the age of twelve, and he fell from the clouds into the mud. Relying on his gift of photographic memory, he struggled to make progress in the face of adversity and eventually became a wise prime minister. During his thirty years in office, he laid off redundant officials, cleared land, and reorganized the military, which angered the dignitaries of the court and was called the "Hou Papi". When the border was at war, he was a scholar in command and frequently made strange plans, earning him the reputation of "Jingbian Bo". However, what the history books will not record is his affection hidden deep in the memorial - Su Yi, the daughter of the Taifu, who has a keen eye and talent, has become the moonlight that he has been dreaming of all his life.
He studied hard for her, fought for her, and refused all marriages for her. When she was forced to enter the palace as a concubine, he could only play the song "Breaking Willow" at the border city, making the whole world sad. When he retired to seclusion in his later years, he planted the plum tree she gave him, buried all the tokens, and planted her flower seeds all over the south of the Yangtze River. What he held before his death was not a seal, but the words "loyalty and filial piety" carved on his son's leg bones.
Thousands of years later, the archaeological team opened his tomb and found no treasures, only a "Letter to Those Who Come Later": "If I see the old in the world in peace, the young in learning, the women standing in peace, and the borders peaceful, I will smile forever." It turns out that infatuation eventually turns into compassion, and all kinds of personal hatred turn into thousands of spring breezes of civilization and progress.
Intention: Everything is for that once ignorant love