During the Lantern Festival in the third year of Jingtai, the queen gave birth to a daughter. She died of a massive hemorrhage. The emperor was filled with grief, and from then on he only doted on the little girl.
In the sixth year of Jingtai, the emperor held a banquet in honor of the ministers. Tan Lu, the personal guard in the palace, took the opportunity to take away the emperor's young daughter, hid it in the secret guard he had established for many years, and raised her in the back mountain to teach swordsmanship, hidden weapons, and dance skills.
He was raised on the 17th and sent to Chang'an, the capital.
While traveling in Beijing on the waterway, I saw a pavilion, sat on a chair in the pavilion, drank tea and wine, and looked at the scenery of the lake.
After just two drinks, the boat stopped again, and a man walked out of it. He was dressed luxuriously and walked as if he was strolling on the street. He sat opposite with a paper fan painted with bamboo. His words were frivolous when he opened his mouth. She couldn't help but laugh. She joked that the young master looked like he was from a wealthy family in the capital, and he talked like an old man.
After a few words, the young man, while talking and laughing, picked up the wine glass in front of her and shook it. Where is the girl going? What are she going to do? She suddenly lost her smile and turned to look at the scenery by the lake with a calm look on her face. There seemed to be a lot of helplessness in her words.
Surrender to your relatives and settle down,
Only when you enter Kyoto do you realize how beautiful and prosperous it is.
After entering the imperial city, I realized that I had no control over my fate.
Intention: I hope that people will live long and share the beauty of the moon thousands of miles apart