The princess of the former dynasty and the upstart of the current dynasty fell in love amidst the hatred of the country and the family, and died together in silence.
Concept: The core concept of this story is: In the era of cannibalism, the love between two "good people" is itself a tragedy. They all have responsibilities that they have to bear, and none of them live for themselves - the female protagonist is to restore the country for "filial piety", and the male protagonist is loyal to "favor". Precisely because they are both good people, they cannot betray their past and can only stand on both sides of fate, looking at each other through the snow. But the intention goes beyond that. Its deeper level is: What is more important than "country" is "people", and what is more important than "life and death" is "knowing each other". When restoring the country is no longer an obsession, being loyal to the emperor is no longer a belief, what they finally choose is to "protect the people" and "have a clear conscience." Death is not BE, but the only perfection they can keep each other in in troubled times - "In the next life, they will be just Ah Heng and Ah Yan." Just like the ending sentence: He has snow in his heart, and she also has snow in her heart. Two snowfalls fell on the same ruined temple, one night and a lifetime. Snow is both desolate and pure; it is separation and unity.