In the fifteenth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign, the wind of locust trees covered the alleys, and the snow was deep among the wealthy families.
"Children's Chronicle·Zhu Menxue"
Chen Hanxiang, the story begins at the age of five and ends at the age of eleven.
The whole book only uses the child's eyes as a mirror, with no external narration and no God's perspective.
It does not exceed children's perception and does not make counterattacks.
She was originally from a noble family, with a strong character and upbringing. She was like a winter plum with fragrant fragrance, waiting for the time to bloom.
One night, the wind and clouds changed suddenly, the hometown collapsed, the bones and flesh were scattered, and they fell straight from the clouds to the dust and mud, and their lives were like floating duckweeds.
Forty chapters, one chapter and one scene, form an independent chapter.
A single chapter picks up a story of joys and sorrows, and a continuous scroll shows a growth path.
It writes about the plum fragrance coming from the bitter cold, about mother and daughter depending on each other, aunt and nephew protecting each other, about the deep love between husband and wife and the inseparability of close relatives.
In the ruins of the family and the torment of wind and dust, the deepest, warmest and most heart-wrenching affection in the world is hidden.
Purpose: To use the pure eyes of a six-year-old child to illuminate the undercurrent of the Longde court and the warmth and coldness of the rich family, to explore family bonds, women's plight and the glimmer of humanity in troubled times.