Gu Yuan smiled slightly and added, "Gu, looking back, thinking about you, may be the same 'old', old people, old things." He paused and wrote another poem, "It's just because I feel that you look back, it makes me think about your days and evenings."
In the twenty-fourth year of Ning'an, King Qi and Prime Minister Gu Yuan failed in their rebellion. The emperor executed the prince, and the Gu family was destroyed.
The emperor thought of his twenty-year master-disciple relationship and ordered him to move to Mobei. However, he became ill and died on the way, and his body was not found.
The emperor was so frightened that he remained in power for ten years. In the thirty-fourth year of Ning'an, it collapsed in the Yangxin Palace. It was passed down to Changjin, the eldest son of King Qi, who succeeded him and dethroned the prime minister.
Intention: an unspeakable deep palace love affair.