Being free to do whatever you want vs. Being indifferent and abstinent
In the first year of Fengjia, the new emperor of the Dayong Dynasty succeeded to the throne, the court changed, political parties emerged, and the vassal kings in the four territories changed. There have been frequent wars in the north of the country for more than ten years.
The beacon fire outside the pass is not extinguished. A son of the Gu family is brave and good at fighting. He leads his own troops to attack thousands of miles, destroys the enemy's city, beheads the enemy, and approaches the Chanyu. He writes a letter as a gift to congratulate the new policy. The story books all say that Yong men should be like this.
There are undercurrents surging in the court. Although there are disputes between different parties in the court, they are all talking about seeking the world for the king, and using history to rectify the king's heart, only the villain is in charge. The villain is talking about the prince next to the new emperor, whose origin is unknown. The former emperor was already a trouble maker when he was in power. Most of the stories in the story about doing evil and pursuing profit are just about him.
In the third year of Fengjia, using the Xiongnu marriage as a matchmaker and the disputes in the court as a mediator, General Gu of the Gu family got a good match and accepted the Chu captain who was making trouble.
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty expressed that General Gu had worked hard for the country and the king.
One is a general who has lived in the storybook for many years after leading troops back to the court, and the other is a court eagle dog who is notorious for his perverse behavior in Kyoto.
Intention: I miss people far away, and I feel deep in my heart.