When he was thirty-five years old, Lin Ran shed inexplicable tears in front of a photo of Lianhe Fangzun in Xinzheng Chemakeng Museum.
After returning to Beijing, she saw Fang Zun's original work in the Forbidden City. The world was spinning and the sound of chimes rang in her ears. From then on, I dreamed every night - sometimes it was Princess Xia of Spring and Autumn, who was broken by her beloved; sometimes it was Princess Jin of Zheng, who fell in love with a craftsman, but ended up with hatred because of "betrayal". The two men in the dream have the same face.
That person really showed up. Lu Chenfeng, an old friend whom I have known for more than ten years, is a volunteer commentator at the Forbidden City. He said that he had also been dreaming for two thousand years: in the first life, he was Chen Linggong, who hurt her the most, and before his death he swore to repay her in the next life; in the second life, he was Si Zipei, who missed her again because of difficulties, and before his death, he swore to accompany her well in the next life. In this life, he came with the debt of two lives, and just wanted to spend the rest of his life fulfilling the sentence of "accompanying you well".
Lin Ran wanted to run away instinctively, the pain of two lifetimes was engraved in his bones. But when Fangzun Lianhe detected that the green hair in the pot matched her DNA, and when the jade pendant that had lasted for three generations merged into one, she finally understood: What Xia Ji was waiting for was not revenge, but to be truly loved for once.
Two thousand years of waiting, in exchange for a "I do" in this life.
Purpose: This article uses the Lotus Crane Fang Zun, a national treasure and cultural relic, as a clue to tell the story of a love story spanning two thousand years and three generations. The intention is to let go of obsessions and pain, learn to accept the sincerity, understand that true love is not compensation, but a willing two-way journey, and advocate the positive values of women's self-reconciliation and brave embrace of happiness.