Li Lixiao, a 17-year-old modern Chinese girl, fell into a dream while playing "Ode to Beijing", and when she opened her eyes, she landed on the bank of the Wuling stream in another world.
Seven years of poverty in the mountains and fields, with a lamplight and the sound of the flute every night, gave her a calmness hidden in the hills and valleys, and a body that was neither humble nor arrogant.
A climbing poem shocked the countryside, and her life experience, which had been hidden for seven years, was suddenly revealed - she was Xie Zhaoyue, the missing legitimate daughter of the Xie family in Beijing.
Saying goodbye to the flute player under Guixia, she stepped into the turbulent capital city.
There are many noble families, many families, young people and children, each with his own character and his own thoughts.
She gets to know people, observe the world, reflect on herself, and grow through ups and downs.
Don't be trapped in love, don't be afraid of the road ahead, don't ask for everyone's understanding, just want to be magnanimous and sober in this life, and live in the wind of freedom.
When young people meet, romance coincides with each other.
The long road to Beijing is her long journey home to find her life experience, learn about people, establish her character, and achieve a perfect youth.
Purpose: Based on what the girl saw and experienced after entering Beijing, she describes the portraits of aristocratic families and explores fate and choices. Even in the midst of disputes among wealthy families, she still sticks to her true heart and slowly grows into a complete and calm self, interpreting the meaning of independent growth as a woman. Describe the group portrait of Machiavellian people.