Wait for the Cuckoo to Come Under the Moon

When we first met, he was the aloof Bei Ziye, and he was a little guard who was as low as the dust. One master and one servant. He said: "When the water is cold and no one is around, just call me Suihua." "Suihua..." "Well, Suihua. I was born when I was saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, and the emperor gave me the name Suihua. By the way, have you ever heard Cui Tu's song "Wood on New Year's Eve"?" Traveling all the way to Sanba Road, you are in danger for thousands of miles. On a snowy night in the chaotic mountains, a stranger stands alone. Gradually, it becomes far away from the flesh and blood, and turns to the relatives of children and servants. It's just a wandering life, but tomorrow will be a new year. Unexpectedly, this poem became a portrayal of their troubled lives. From the palace to the alley, from the mansion to the thatched cottage, from the nobles to the common people, from the capital to London, from hometown to foreign land. Pass through the chaos of war and gunpowder smoke, step over flowers and life and death, and wait until everything returns to peace. Looking back suddenly, thank you for still staying with me. The years are beautiful, the water is cold, and the whole life is peaceful. Delicate and noble attack VS cuteness and loyalty PS: 1. "Under the Moon, Waiting for the Cuckoo to Come" is taken from Mr. Xu Zhimo's poem of the same name. 2. There are more plots, involving the Republic of China and the European battlefields of World War II, and there are more historical figures. I consulted a lot of information, but it is not a documentary, just a short article with a joking nature. If the big event is not consistent with reality, please correct me gently. 3. The two protagonists are both fictional characters, Suihua Gong.