Chenhua Ci

Chu Xingluo, the Qionghua Immortal from Yaochi, practiced cultivation for three hundred years just to lose the shape of grass and trees. However, because of the human fireworks and a petal of entangled brocade flowers in her mother's mouth, she insisted on breaking through the boundary of immortality and fell into the mortal world. At the foot of Lishan Mountain, she accidentally fell outside Lanxiang Garden and was taken in by the gentle gardener Su Muyan and the aristocratic king Su Wanci who was hiding in the market. Relying on Yaochi's unique flower-growing skills, Chu Xingluo established himself in Lanxiang Garden, and stayed with Su Muyan day and night, admiring the sweet fragrance of sugar candies and the caress of willows, and a love that transcended immortality was born in the flower garden. She thought that the fireworks in this world were her destination, but she didn't know that beneath the tranquility of Lanxiang Garden, there was hidden the secret of the royal family - Su Muyan was originally of royal blood, and was destined to be involved in court disputes after the death of the late emperor, and to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the country. The gap between immortals and mortals, the dangers of the power struggle in the court, and Su Jin's pressing pressure push the love between the two to an impasse. Chu Xingluo's immortal body was gradually declining due to the turbidity of the mortal world and the forcible stimulation of her immortal power. In order to protect her, Su Muyan was forced to accept the marriage and ascend to the throne. When the red roses bloomed to their peak, and the fate was about to end, Chu Xingluo turned into a viburnum and returned to Yaochi in order not to drag down his lover. Su Muyan guarded the country for thousands of miles, but spent his whole life hanging in the harem, recalling the woman as bright as the stars in the palace full of red roses. This is a fairy-tale love story that begins with fireworks and ends with fate. It explains the dilemma of loneliness on the fairy road and deep love in the mortal world, and hides the deep-rooted regret that one cannot have both the country and the lover. Purpose: The fateful regrets of immortals and mortals on different paths: taking the love between the fairy Chu Xingluo of Yaochi Qionghua and the human emperor Su Muyan as the main line, and bridging the natural gap between the immortal and mortal worlds. Even though there is an unforgettable stay together and a desperate rush, it cannot withstand the natural chasm of identity and the tricks of fate, which explains the ultimate regret of "the world is safe and secure, and I can live up to the Tathagata and I will not live up to you." The love tragedy of misunderstanding and forbearance: a profound description of the helplessness of "love that is deep but hard to express" in love. Su Muyan protected his lover with the forbearance of an emperor and hid his deep love behind his machinations; Chu Xingluo, trapped in the pain of losing his immortal power and the grievance of misunderstanding in the palace, buried his love under cold alienation. The accumulation of layers of misunderstandings has caused the two people who should be together to drift apart, revealing the fatal destruction of close relationships by "communication aphasia". The choice between personal love and family and country responsibilities: Through Su Muyan's transformation from the son of Lan Xiangyuan to a generation of emperors, the conflict between personal love and family and country's righteousness is explored. Sitting on thousands of miles of land, he created a prosperous and peaceful age, but in the end he lost the love of his life. He expressed the inability to control "the most ruthless emperor's family" and also praised the sincere warmth of ordinary years. The eternal power of longing and remembering: Even if life and death separate us, immortality and mortal world are separated, love never dissipates. Chu Xingluo turned into an undefeated Qionghua, guarding the palace year after year; Su Muyan spent his life recreating the old days of Lanxiang Garden, using the country as a sacrifice and his thoughts as a monument. It explains the eternity of true love that transcends time and space - love will not end with death, but will only spread forever in another form over the years.