It is said that the dignitaries in the south of the Yangtze River are crazy about elegance and are disorderly and romantic, which is most absurd and outrageous.
Zhong Huitou once crossed the Yangtze River to Jiankang, and was offered a marriage by the evil emperor. A medical woman from the northern military camp married a gentleman from a Jiangzuo gentry whom he had not seen for a hundred years.
Cui Huai was the most talented person from a high-ranking family and the first choice for a son-in-law. Zhong Hui thought that he was not at a loss after all the calculations. He collected the dowry and betrothal gifts and made up his mind to add a different climate to Ping'an Lane.
It's just that the newlywed husband looks neat and energetic. He is either a white-faced ghost wearing powder, a crazy man who is addicted to stones, or he is too clingy.
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Cui Huai, the imperial censor, supervises all officials and upholds laws. He is the most iron-faced, but he has a nickname: Cui Zhouzi.
One day after school, the little girl was fuming and going back home.
"Why does Aye have the nickname Cui Zhouzi? They all call me Xiao Zhouzi in the school, and they also ask me how much money it cost to cross the river."
But my father just smiled heartily,
"How do others understand? Go and change your clothes. Aye will drive you out of the city. Your mother-in-law has returned from Liucheng and should be able to reach Chang'an tonight."
Maybe it's time to call him Cui Yuzhe soon.
Intention: I love you firmly