Li Suiqing was reciting poems and books at the age of three, learned etiquette at the age of five, and shed tears at the age of ten.
Of course he can't cry openly, he is the prince of a country.
His people are too miserable.
The palace walls were too high, and Li Suiqing was like a baby bird in a cage, its wings folded before it could flutter.
A bird with broken feathers cannot fly high.
Until he saw an eagle fluttering its wings and soaring thousands of miles.
That eagle soared in the sky and was so majestic.
It is the eagle of the grassland, the gift of Sanchi, and freedom.
He thought the eagle would take him flying, but he was thrown off a cliff.
Since then, the chick has taken flight.
He stumbled all the way until he was picked up by Sanji.
"Eh? The emperor's handsome man?"
Sangji means Buddha in Tibetan, which means compassion and wisdom.
Intention: freedom and love
