In the fifteenth year of the Apocalypse of the Ji Kingdom, Emperor Hao built a new Zhaohua Palace outside the imperial palace of the capital for his beloved concubine Yu Zhaohua, and ordered someone to make a jade candlestick and place it in the Zhaohua Palace. According to legend, when the moonlight shines on the candlestick, the light shines in all directions, making the Zhaohua Palace as bright as day.
It is said that Emperor Hao sealed the lifeblood of the Ji Kingdom in the Zhaohua Palace during his lifetime to prepare it for future generations when the country is in crisis. The candlestick is the key to unlocking the lifeline of Zhaohua Palace. There are also mechanisms in the palace to prevent unscrupulous people from stealing it. The method of opening the Lifeline Gate is a royal secret and has been passed down orally from generation to generation to the next heir to the throne.
In the early years of Zhengguang, the jade candlestick that opened the door to life was stolen. The emperor was shocked and sent people to search everywhere. However, nothing was found...
The ebb and flow... The origin and the end...
The spring rain in the courtyard is about to end, and the flowers are flying. I break off the broken branches alone, speechless and only know myself.
The fragrance in the jade hall warms the bead curtains, and the two swallows come and go. After a difficult time, I am willing to believe how long the time will last.
——"Picking Mulberries" by Feng Yansi
Xiaochuang dreamed of Zhaohua and Arqiong's house. There is a remaining makeup flower on the pillow, lying on a branch of flowers.
At the extreme point of love, but speechless, the jade hairpin is tilted. Looking back at the silver screen of Cuige, it is already the end of the world.
——"Happy Meeting" Feng Yansi