Many years ago, Yang Jiang read a British biographer who summarized the ideal marriage: "Before I met her, I never thought about getting married; I married her for decades, and I never regretted marrying her; and I never thought about marrying another woman." He read it to Qian Zhongshu, who immediately replied, "I am the same as him," and Yang Jiang replied, "Me too."
Lin Yan and Tu Zhi in my works seem to have the same emotions. Even if there is an occasional sourness and jealousy, it will probably disappear in the mutual affection between the two.
Two years ago, this article was published in the Red Mansion's lingering collection of craftsmanship. The youngest daughter's family probably all have some obsession with adult beauty, but after constant revision and polishing, some ideas wandered away from the Red Mansion, gradually breaking away from the system and forming their own chapters.
Today's story is lingering in the pen, and I hope there will be something different for you.