The Han Dynasty had three capitals: Luo in the east, Shen in the south, and Ying in the west.
There is a palace in the east called Ziwei; there is a palace in the south called Shangyang; there are two palaces in the west: Daming Palace in the east and Weiyang Palace in the west.
The emperor of this dynasty lived in Yingdu. The east part of Yingdu ruled Yang and the west part ruled Yin.
Vicious, cruel, and insidious, these words seem to be used to describe women.
The west interior governs Yin, so we know that Weiyang Palace is the home of three thousand beauties.
As the saying goes, where there are more women, there is more right and wrong.
Thousands of women are fighting endlessly, either for love or glory, one after another.
Women are originally "flesh and bones made of water." Water can be still or move. Silence can make the sea calm, but movement can cause huge waves to surge into the sky.
In the Weiyang Palace where the waves are surging, there are several parallel alleys across Taiye Lake, like bridges, which people call Yongxiang.
The sun is shining in the west, and the full moon is rising from the east ridge. The brilliance is thousands of miles away, and its shadow is dancing in the sky.
The wind comes and enters the house, and the mat is cold in the night. Qi changes and enlightenment is easy, and sleepless nights will last forever.
The eternal one is long.
The endless alley of Yongxiang has submerged the feelings of many women in glory and beauty? How many lonely women have they witnessed in their long lives?