When Han Xue was born, it was the beginning of the winter plum blossoms, and the whole imperial city was covered with plum blossoms overnight. Everyone in the Han family regarded it as a good omen, and the auspicious snow heralded a good harvest. Mr. Han got a daughter in his old age, and wept with joy and named her Han Xue.
Hanxue has been very sensible since she was a child. She loves poetry and books, is good at painting, is good at playing the piano, and can play chess. When he was five years old, he composed poems, painted paintings, played chess and played the piano. He was proficient in everything and everyone was amazed.
It was also when Han Xue was five years old that Mr. Han became seriously ill and could not be treated. He died in the spring of the next year. Mrs. Han became ill with longing for her and left with Mr. Han the next year, leaving the young Han Xue alone. In gratitude to his teacher, the emperor wrote a holy book and named Han Wenshan the Protector of the Country, Mrs. Han as the first-grade imperial concubine, and his surviving daughter as Princess Xue.