In July of the 26th year of the Great Zhao Dynasty, heavy rains fell from the sky, the Cang River burst its banks, and floods raged, submerging several cities in Qingtai. Refugees spread everywhere, and people died of hunger everywhere. The rain continued without a sign of letting up.
In early August of the same year, Concubine Jing gave birth to the emperor's eldest daughter. When the emperor was crying, the rain stopped and the clouds dispersed, the sun shone all over the city, and the floods gradually receded.
Emperor Zhao was overjoyed and gave the emperor's eldest daughter the name "Yu", which means relieving difficulties. He granted Jingwan the title of eldest princess, opened up the treasury, and helped the refugees. She was praised by the world for her birth, and she was born with unlimited scenery and unparalleled honor and favor.
Concept: Human relationships are as thin as paper, and world affairs are like new chess games.