There is a saying in "The Chronicles of Troubled Times" - "There is a woman in a green shirt in the Northern Kingdom, who is very clever and clever. Although she does not have the allure of beauty, she has the eyes of a city." No one knows... Who this woman is who can only be evaluated in a few words.
"Even though you are so brave, why don't you keep your beauty?"
Dominance? She smiled calmly: "What if I can only choose one between the world and me?"
The beauty of the country, which one is more important?
In a daze, there seemed to be a ray of warmth in my earlobe: "Woman, you can't escape."
The country is falling and the city is falling, and I am leaning forward again, letting you dream of the golden saddle of the jade chariot.
The emperors of the three dynasties were equally domineering, but had different tenderness.
Why is Gone with the Wind so charming?