That year, the handsome young man held the girl's hand, with layers of blooming sycamore flowers in his deep eyes, and made a promise for the next life in a deep voice. He said: "Ah Jiu, wait for me to come back, then I will cover you with glory, thousands of miles of red makeup, and welcome you as my wife."
That year, she waited with full expectation. Year after year, Wutong failed, failed again and again, but in the end she could not wait until her hero rode back with glory.
Later, when she saw him holding other people's hands to claim the throne and promising glory in the next life, he said, "Ahjiu, I can't let her down."
Finally, she looked at the golden feather arrow that penetrated her chest, smiling like a child, and said, "Ajiu, why don't you hide."
She just smiled, and in her heart was a question that had been lingering in her heart for many years: Ah Zhou, have you ever truly treated Ah Jiu?
Legend has it that Wu is the male and Tong is the female. Wutong grows and grows old together, lives and dies together. Symbolizes undying love.