I dressed up as the long-lost daughter of the Marquis—but I was a man.
The adoptive father was blind in one eye and said, "My daughter has just grown taller."
Everyone in the village knows that I am a boy, except my father.
Three years later, the Marquis Mansion came to pick me up. I was standing there in a skirt, taller than all the female relatives in the room.
Rumors spread throughout the capital: The daughter of the Hou family is a man.
Only my mother smiled and said: Nonsense, my daughter just looks like a boy.
Purpose: Gender should not define what a person should wear or how he should live.