The clouds think of the clothes, the flowers think of the face, the spring breeze blows the threshold and the dew is strong
These two famous lines in Tu Dao that have been passed down through the ages are poems by the layman Qinglian praising the beauty of the imperial concubine.
In fact, there is another poignant legend behind it
Chaolu and Soaring Yuanshen are intertwined, which leads to several generations of entanglements between Lianhua, Chaolu and Soaring...
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