In 19 BC, Wang Zhaojun died at the court of Shanyu at the age of 35. The Xiongnu felt that she had made outstanding contributions to the Xiongnu and the Han Dynasty, so they built a high tomb for her. The tomb was full of lush grass, the cattle and sheep did not eat it, the frost did not wither, and it remained green all year round. It was called the "Green Tomb".
Later generations wrote a poem: "The Emei is unparalleled and cannot be found. It can make flowers shy in the forest. The moon of the Qin Dynasty in Han Dynasty illuminates the concubine with its flowing shadow. Once on the Yuguan Road, the end of the world will never come back. The moon of the Han Dynasty still rises from the East China Sea, and the concubine Ming will never marry in the west. The Yan branch is covered with flowers in the cold snow, and the moth eyebrows are haggard and have no sand. The lack of gold in life is a waste of pictures, and the death leaves green tombs to make people sigh."
Concept: A different Wang Zhaojun, with a bit of rigor that respects history, and a bit of romance.