In the winter of the seventh year of Yong'an, the fourteen-year-old Princess Zhaoyang carried her brother's body on her back and killed him through the enemy's formation.
On the day I returned to Beijing, the city gate was not open.
Her father's last edict was kneeling in the snow, and there were only four words written to her:
"Live well."
She didn't cry.
She put on her father's bright light armor and went to guard the gate where her brother died in battle.
The seven-year-old new emperor chased her to the city gate and held on to the corner of her clothes.
He put the first replaced baby tooth into her hand and said:
"Sister, you have to come back."
She put the tooth into her heart.
Since then, he has been guarding the pass for twelve years and has never shed a tear again.
Purpose: Women can also hold a gun to defend the frontier. At the age of fourteen, they will be allowed to have a country and a family for the rest of their lives.