In the fifty-seventh year of Qianping, Yan Li, the leader of the Zhuri Kingdom, passed away. Princess Shaohua succeeded to the throne and became the first female emperor since the founding of the Zhuri Kingdom. Her mother, Mu Qinghe, a female musician from the previous dynasty, was named the empress dowager, and she was given the title Xihe. It is said that it was taken from the homophonic pronunciation of "Xi He" to commemorate her mother. Princess Huazheng, the first emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, was demoted to the first emperor's concubine. She asked herself to go to Wanfo Temple to lead Buddhist practices and pray for the royal family. His son, the late Crown Prince Yan Yunyan, was demoted to King Zhenguang. When the late emperor was buried, there was no state funeral ceremony, but the empress informed the world that the late emperor had entered the imperial mausoleum. There are rumors from later generations that the body of the late emperor was actually buried in the Gu Mansion in Jiangnan together with the Queen Mother Xihe. Day by day, the Qing Dynasty was peaceful and prosperous, and the rumors were finally forgotten. Only the misty and rainy Jiangnan is engraved with a story about a girl playing the piano and a young prince.