The original work is "Weifeng Meng" in "The Book of Songs".
This is an adapted screenplay.
This article is set in Weiguo (the capital of Weiguo is Chaoge, today's Henan).
The heroine Shu lives in Chaoge (Qi County), and the hero Zhang Xin lives in Dunqiu (Jun County).
During the Spring and Autumn Period, men took the surname and women took the surname.
After a woman gets married, her father's surname comes last. In front of her father's surname, the woman's rank in the family (preposition) - Bo (Meng), Zhong Shuji, can be added. The woman's maiden name at home will not be disclosed to outsiders.
Husband and wife can call each other "beloved".
"Zhi, Zi, Shi" are also prepositions, placed between the family name and the given name.
For example: Shu can be called "Meng Shu" after she gets married. Shu's surname is Cai. "Meng" means the eldest in the family. Shu is Cai's father's first daughter, so she is called "Meng". (Note: The rankings of women and men are separate. Father Cai only has one son and one daughter.) Zhang Xin is also called "Zhang's Xin".
Purpose: Selection