This book is the eighth in the "The Last Princess" series. The title comes from the line "Three thousand miles back from home" in "On the North Wall" written by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty. The heroine is Zhao Roujia, the legitimate daughter of Emperor Qinzong of the last Dynasty of the Northern Song Dynasty. When the Jingkang Disaster occurred, Zhao Roujia was still a child and did not have the title of emperor or princess, but later generations usually called her Princess Roujia. She was the only lucky girl among the Zhao and Song imperial women who were captured and went north. She was not sent to the Jin Kingdom's laundry house to be raised like several concubine aunts and cousins who were also young, but she was able to stay with her grandfather and father. This book will explain why the Kingdom of Jin treated her so specially...
The official history only writes about Zhao Roujia that she moved to Wuguo City with her grandfather and father. After that, neither the official history nor the unofficial history mentioned that she grew up in Wuguo City. This gives the author a lot of room to use his imagination. The author will describe in this book that her father secretly asked someone to take her away and escape to the south. Then, as she grows up, she will get to know Yue Yun, the son of the fierce general Yue Fei, and Han Liang, the son of the famous general Han Shizhong...
Although this book takes Zhao Roujia's own story as the main line, it also spends a lot of space describing her aunt Roufu Emperor Ji and her uncle Zhao Gou, which will unravel for readers the most puzzling mystery of the real and fake Roufu Emperor Ji in the Southern Song Dynasty. Readers please wait and see!
Purpose: To restore a painful history and bring about many profound reflections.