Su Xian was a painter in the Imperial Palace, but her master said that there was no attachment in her paintings, that she could not empathize with the characters, and that she would not be able to enter the Imperial Painting Forest.
Regarding attachment, the monk told her to learn to love others, and the rest can only be understood by herself.
In order to paint well, Su Xian followed a man who liked her, a young prince.
Su Xian accompanied the young prince to attend the Chinese Valentine's Day Lantern Festival in the palace and met a young man.
The young man's shoulders are straight and his back is straight, his bearing is graceful, and the breeze is blowing between his movements.
Su Xian likes this man and wants to spend a night with him in Wushan to have fun and have fun.
Su Xian drew a drunken portrait of him and gave it to him personally, hoping to attract his attention. The young man looked down at her from a high position, saying that she was flattering and gaudy.
Su Xian is not angry, she still likes him, still paints his portrait, and uses paper and ink to freeze his actions, youthful. One stroke at a time, the feelings are sincere.
After August. The young man disappeared and there was no news from him. Su Xian's paintings can no longer be animated.
The first day of spring is the day to choose the edict, and this year's painting title is the eldest princess.
With little interest and determination to lose, Su Xian picked up the pen and sharpened the ink until she looked at the person in front of the case——
[When we meet on July 7th, my heart will never waver]
Purpose: Civilization
