About six or seven years ago, one night, while reading Song poetry, I saw the author's name - Xu Junbao's Wife. This woman didn't even leave her name, but there is a song "Man Ting Fang" handed down from generation to generation:
"The Han Dynasty was prosperous, and people from the south of the Yangtze River still have the legacy of Xuanzheng.
Green windows and red doors, ten miles of rotten silver hooks.
Once the swords and soldiers are raised together, there will be millions of brave men and banners.
The long drive in, the singing stage and the pavilion, the wind blows and the falling flowers are sad.
During the three hundred years of the Qing Dynasty, all the officials and figures were wiped out.
Fortunately, I am not in the north, but I am visiting Nanzhou.
I can't tell where Xu Lang is. I feel empty and melancholy, and I have no reason to see each other.
From now on, the dream soul is thousands of miles away, Yueyang Tower every night. "
The explanation of this word is as follows: Xu Junbao's wife was from Yuezhou (now Yueyang). At the end of the Song Dynasty, he was captured by Yuan generals and taken to Hangzhou. Yuan Jiang tried to insult her several times, but she managed to avoid him. One day, she finally had no other choice. She said she wanted to pay tribute to her deceased husband, and General Yuan agreed. She dressed up and burned incense, then paid homage, cried to the south, wrote an inscription on the wall, and then drowned herself.
After reading it carefully, I realized that it was getting cold in the middle of the night, but my thoughts were like the wind, and I didn't know whether I was dreaming or awake for half the night.
By chance, I saw the profile of Ali Hague, the Yuan general who captured Yuezhou during the Southern Song Dynasty, and read the relevant content in "History of the Yuan Dynasty". I suddenly wanted to make up a story, so I wrote the above-mentioned text of about 60,000 words.
Conception: