Zi belongs to water, and Wu belongs to fire.
Zi is due north, and Wu is due south.
Zi is midnight, and Wu is noon.
Zi is the position of the Emperor's throne, and Wu is the position of the main gate.
Zi governs wisdom and strategy, while Wu governs authority and light.
Zi is water, the ultimate yin; Wu is fire, the ultimate yang.
Zi and Wu are the farthest apart. Zi marks the beginning of yang and the end of yin, while Wu marks the peak of yang and the beginning of yin.
When water and fire meet, if they clash, both are harmed. If they complement each other, they create a perfect balance.
Before Li Weizi met Su Wuzheng, she was questioning her entire romantic life. She disliked being touched by men on blind dates, and one date after another had gone nowhere. She thought there was something wrong with her.
Then she met Su Wuzheng, and within two hours, she had rested her hand on his arm.
She'd never told anyone else that, the first time they met, she'd wanted to place her hand in his.
After just two dates, Su Wuzheng thought he had figured Li Weizi out. Later, he realized he'd seen a lot, but hadn't seen all of her.
When they crossed paths again after a long and winding journey, Li Weizi, carried by a heart full of love and courage, married him. After thoroughly assessing her in his heart, Su Wuzheng decided she was someone he could marry.
And then...
She discovered that she'd underestimated her own desires.
He discovered that he'd overestimated his own rationality.
Theme: Cherish others, and cherish yourself
