How to be the emperor in the Fourth Century, not as good as the Lu family? Mo Chou's "Mawei (Part 2)"
(Describes that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang are not as loving as ordinary couples and stay together forever)
Mochou, a woman from Luoyang in ancient times. The Southern Dynasties Yuefu song "Water Song of the East of the River" says: "Mochou was able to weave silk at the age of thirteen, picked mulberries on the streets of the south at the age of fourteen, married into the Lu family at the age of fifteen, and gave birth to a son named Ahou at the age of sixteen." It describes the happiness of Mochou's marriage.
When Lu Ling saw the annotation of this poem in the textbook, she couldn't help but think, Momo, it turns out that you are destined to be the daughter-in-law of my Lu family...
Intention: