In the 10th year of the Republic of China, Suzhou.
Xu Wan Ning knocked over a man's tea cup in the teahouse. The man smiled and said, "Miss, I'm afraid you'll have to pay for this collision for the rest of my life."
She didn't know that this sentence "turned into a prophecy".
Gu Qingrang, the son of a wealthy Shanghai shipping businessman, is personable and affectionate. He knelt for her in front of the Xu Mansion for three days and three nights, took her to elope to Shanghai, and gave her the grandest wedding in a foreign land ten miles away. He said: "Xu Wanning, when do you feel tired of being a girl, come be my wife."
She thought she was married to love.
It wasn't until the day her family was destroyed that she discovered that her father's injustice, her mother's suicide, and her brother's tragic death were all at the hands of her most beloved husband. He was here for revenge from the beginning, and she was just the stupidest pawn on the chessboard.
"Gu Qingrang, I hate you! From now on, we can only say goodbye to each other and never divorce again!"
She signed the divorce letter and decided to leave, only to find that she already had his flesh and blood in her belly.
For the next twenty years, she raised her daughter alone in the countryside of Hangzhou, with only one silently waiting friend by her side. He stayed alone in an empty house in Shanghai and wrote thousands of unsendable letters about his thoughts about her.
In the thirty-eighth year of the Republic of China, he died of illness in February with regret. In October of the same year, she died with hatred, and her last words were: Don't bury me with him.
There are two tombs, one facing east and one facing west, separated by an entire cemetery.
Before he left, he said: In the next life, I will love you cleanly.
But in this life, I missed it after all.
In the past, there was no rouge, and a good face would only be red for the lover.
Purpose: The tragedy of the Republic of China
