At the age of sixteen, Cui Baoyin believed that freedom was the most important thing in the world.
She wants to see mountains and water, she wants to venture into the world, and she wants to be a heroine who can get away with her job.
Whatever is beautiful, she wants it. Whatever is interesting is what she thinks about.
It was not until the chaos of the world shone down that Baoyin realized that land was the most important thing in the world.
The land is the milk that feeds her.
Land is money, in exchange for survival.
The land is her destination, and she buried her loved ones with her own hands.
The most precious things in the world are all in the soil.
Is it better to die or to live?
Baoyin believes that when you feel that you can't survive it, you might as well look at the land. It never speaks, but it feeds one generation after another.
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Many years later, the historian of Dayan wrote about Baoyin like this:
Cui Baoyin married the Holy Ancestor for the third time and became the Holy Ancestor's wife. She was known as the Queen of Renwu in the world.
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In the thirty-seventh year of Jinghe's reign, he died in Shangyang Palace at the age of ninety. The posthumous title is: Qitian created the world and established the extremely benevolent Wen Sheng Wu Queen. The queen of this dynasty is the only one who has the posthumous title of "Queen of the Cross", and her etiquette is better than that of the imperial system. Later, the imperial mausoleum was not attached, but the Qiande mausoleum was buried alone. Every year during the cold meal, ladies and gentlemen from all over the world flock to the tomb to pay homage and shed tears on the loess.
Demining:
1. Plot flow, the heroine is the only protagonist, and the growth of the heroine is greater than the emotional line.
2. This is just an online article, but I want to write it more seriously.
3. I had a double C with my first husband, and then a female but not a male C. The ending is HE, but not all happy.
Intention: Both rise and fall are miserable, only the land can be passed down from generation to generation.
