Zhang Chenze, a painter from Chang'an, was so obsessed with painting that he left his young ladies to paint "Ten Eyebrows" in his mansion after the curfew, which angered his wife Yuchi Changqing.
Three years later, Zhang Chenze was sent to Dunhuang by the saints. He saw that the peacock King Ming on the sacred flag of the Lantern Festival looked very much like himself. He found the painter who created the picture and found that it was actually his wife who was disguised as a man. He said affectionately: "Ah Qing, I didn't expect you to be so talented. Please accept me as your teacher and let you leave the craftsmanship and enter the Hanlin Academy?"
Ah Qing looked coldly and said, "Ms. Zhang, it's not a good habit to be a teacher. Besides, you don't seem to be painting without me, okay?"
As a great Dunhuang painter, the silk painting of "Journey to the West" she drew was sent to the saint along with the Hehuang map. When the saint saw the painting, he thought of the beautiful woman he met in a mountain temple in the late years of Huichang, and he couldn't calm down after all.
Purely fictitious.
Concept: A beautiful sister runs away to become an artist.