Hibiscus Flowers in Jinling Snow Remain as Before
金陵雪之槿花如故
by Crane (鹴鹤)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 9k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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"How far is the sun from Chang'an?" Mu Jin always asked her mother Jiang Lingxian like this when she was a child. Later, her mother passed away and her father Mu Qichen died in the battle while leading troops to rescue Zhenjiang, so she stopped asking her questions. It's not for anything else, just because the country has perished, all relatives have passed away, and the holiness in Nandu's heart has also changed. Books always say that the sun is near and Chang'an is far away, and it is invisible to the eye, but later I discovered that it was not Chang'an that was far away! It is the soft heart, the heavy clothes, the stale candied haws, and the motherland that she misses so much! Twenty years of hard work, more than ten years of ups and downs in a foreign land, for what? The cultural context seems to have been broken, and the clothes and hats are gone, but the people are still there. The strong winds and showers from the north dried up the Hui ink in Nanjing in May, and also wetted the "Prosperity of the Southern Capital" scroll painted on Jinling rice paper with thousands of years of history. Would a literati who put aside his Hu pen still be willing to part with the good Duan inkstone? Can you still afford the sword to defend your home? No, they couldn't carry it anymore, their knees were weak. Only the red walls and green tiles, the green willows and moss, they still stood there, not intimidated by Jianhu's iron hoof. The lighthouse of Da Bao'en Temple is getting darker and darker, and only the fireflies of Linggu Temple are still whispering in the summer night, secretly having a tryst under the vermilion wall. The Qinhuai River is still so prosperous. Outside the sound of oars and the shadow of lights, the moon is setting and the stars are setting. It seems that nothing has changed, but everything has changed. People coming and going on the bridge no longer wear long robes, and they also have such a small braid. Is this still my Nandu? Is it the imperial state where beauties from the south of the Yangtze River live together? Xuanwu Lake, please don't fall asleep again; Zhuque Bridge, will the swallows of Wang Xie's family fly back again? I think that one day when the snow in the southern country falls and kisses her again, she will still remember all the past of the Six Dynasties. What has changed may be the old family, but what remains unchanged is the childhood sweethearts and childhood sweethearts written by Li Bai in the heart of the girl picking lings! Introduction: Mu Qichen, the young son of the Duke of Guizhou, was entrusted by his brother to transport his grandfather's coffin to Jiangjun Mountain for burial, and to study at the Nanjing Imperial College. Later, he became a disciple of Jiujiu Jiang Yueguang, met and fell in love with his younger daughter Jiang Lingxian, and eventually became a loving couple and gave birth to their beloved daughter Mu Jin. The Sanpu family lives happily in Nanjing. The couple has a close relationship and relies on each other. Mu Qichen encouraged Jiang Lingxian to form a poetry club with her friends. Jiang Lingxian also supported her husband to obtain Jinshi, serve as an official, benefit the people of the area, and make friends with friends. But until the Jiashen Incident came, the fate of the family of three also took a huge turn... Purpose: Feelings of family and country