In the southeast, Qiantang has been prosperous since ancient times.
As a native of the south of the Yangtze River, Yucheng has always been known as well-educated, gentle and virtuous.
If life had been uneventful, Yucheng would have been like all the women of this era, raising a husband and raising children, and then being surrounded by children and grandchildren.
However, a letter sent across the ocean from London made her life experience a mystery. Her fiancé, who had returned from studying abroad, scorned her. When she walked out of the house for the first time, she realized that the world outside had been turned upside down.
Later, whenever someone asked Yucheng about the first time she met her husband, she would always mention that one spring at the end of the last century, he appeared in her life, like a gust of wind, causing ripples in her peaceful life.
He taught her English and taught her to "open her eyes to the world."
From then on, her life was no longer limited to the decaying carved beams and painted buildings, but to the vast expanse of heaven and earth.
Intention: No intention