The Wind Enters the Pine

A senior girl in the journalism department who grew up in the Land of Abundance traveled back to the powerful and prosperous Ming Dynasty five hundred years ago by chance. One is the apple of the eye of the chief minister of the empire and the most powerful prime minister; the other is a famous general who has achieved great success as a young man and fought against Japanese pirates; and the other is a strange emperor who can enter the top three of the worst emperors in history. Under the omnipresent and huge shadow of the heyday of imperial power, princes, grandsons, relatives and eunuchs, generals, monsters, monks, and sycophants all come to the stage in heavy makeup. The lingering love and hate, entangled ethics, and intricate power... The vast white mountains and black waters of northern Liaoning, the blood-soaked battlefield where generals galloped; the green tiles and red walls of Beijing in the dream, and the ordinary world of shoulder-to-shoulder soldiers, staged scenes of thrilling love and hate, intertwined into a strange and magnificent picture. The song "Wind in the Pine" is unknown to everyone. That was probably the only aftertaste that Ting Xue had when she woke up from the remaining dreams. In the long past era, the warm light and shadow were within reach... Everything is derived from real history, and I only look forward to a different interpretation.