"In January 1997, I finally came to the end of the world. This is the last lighthouse in the south of the American continent. Beyond that is the Antarctic."
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When Nan Wuxun first met Zhu Le, the latter was digging a hole with a shovel. The captain brought her to him and said, "This is your master."
She should be over 1.7 Meters tall, with long hair tied on top of her head, and a simple straw hat. She looks like a peasant girl.
Nan Wuxun didn't understand why he, a finance major, was brought to do this.
His arrogance, prejudice, and condescending attitude made many people angry. But Zhu Le just looked on with cold eyes, or even looked at it with disdain.
They were enemies when they first met, but they never expected to fall in love later.
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When Nan Wuxun was in the United States, all he did was make money. He was reserved and noble with an oriental temperament, but under Zhu Le's hands, he turned into an archaeological intern with his face facing the loess and his back to the sky.
But every time Nan Wuxun recalled those past events, he felt too melancholy. If they could recognize love earlier, then they could stay together longer.
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Zhu Le's first impression of Nan Wuxun was that of a young master who was only greedy for pleasure and could not endure hardship, so she had little hope for him.
Sure enough, as she thought, Nan Wuxun, who had offended many people, was almost kicked out of the archaeological team until there was a problem with funds.
She had seen candles still lit in the storage room at two o'clock in the morning, and Nan Wuxun was writing the register carefully, stroke by stroke, writing Chinese characters into squares.
Later, she took out the small shovel that Nan Wuxun had given her in the Antarctic ice and snow, with the ugly words "Come back early" written on it.
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"Zhu Le, let's get married."
Regardless of poverty or wealth, death cannot separate us
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Reading instructions:
Enemies become lovers
The story of the Antarctic archaeological team and the Chinese-Americans took place between 1984 and 1997
Purpose: Inheriting the concept of cultural relics protection