"Qingqing Zijin, my heart is so long. But for the sake of you, I have been chanting it ever since."
Cui Yanze, a young man from a foreign country who has not yet tied up his hair, goes to Dayu to study alone with his family's mission. He travels as a young man with a pure heart.
When I first tied my hair, there was a light rain of apricot blossoms and pretty cardamom branches that year. In Ye Shangshu's family, there is a girl named Jin, who is in the age of cardamom. She is wearing a goose-yellow dress, holding the Book of Songs on her bright wrist, and chanting "Zi Jin" with her red lips. She is not shy when meeting guests, she smiles beautifully, the shadows of the treetops and leaves are stunning, and the apricot blossoms lose their color even in the light rain. From then on, I caught my eye, and for the sake of you, I spent the rest of my life chanting "Shangxie".
Siyin, where did Zi Jin's love come from?
Achieving the first place in one fell swoop, he became an official at a young age. The officialdom is turbulent and ever-changing; the second daughter of the Ye family has just grown up and has no choice in marriage.
However, there was a great disparity in status, and he could not obtain the successor's request. Zijin wanted to complain that he had no owner.
In the year of his establishment, the Ye family fell into decline. Siyin Guan reached the third rank of Dayu, and finally returned to his hometown with the beautiful cardamom branches.
When he was forty years old, he brought Zi Jin to Dayu again to see the emperor and convey his wishes. He also visited Ye's family and chatted with his friends.
In this life, I will live up to my son Jin, my youthful deeds, and my pure heart.
Purpose: A foreign boy's study to revitalize his family and his love journey