In 1932 in Peiping, the rouge in Guanghe Tower dyed the general's soul.
During the song "Dreams" on the stage, the famous actress Wen Xiangzhu's sleeves swept off the military cap of a young man in uniform. The emerald ring in Pei Qin's palm rolled into the dowry, and from then on, the army's bed was filled with the faint fragrance of osmanthus. They used Morse code to write love poems between military newspapers, and used bronze rubbings to hide hostas until the war burned the marriage documents to embers by the Yongding River.
In the Forbidden City in 2023, the heartbeats of widows are hatched in the dust of a century
Cultural relics restorer Wen Xiangzhu suddenly rolled out a pearl with bullet holes under his dusting brush. Pei Qin, an architect in Chinese tunic suit, broke into his life with a 1935 cream chestnut cake recipe. Those spectral curves in the late-night laboratory were exactly the same as the curvature of the water sleeves in the smoke of the previous life.
When the faded wedding letter reveals a German love poem written in blood under ultraviolet light, and when the gold powder in the caisson floats into an old map of Peking on a rainy night, they finally understand the cruelest romance of fate - some love needs to be shattered in the flames of war, and it takes hundreds of years to grow the cracks into fingerprints.
Purpose: Love that never fades in the cracks of history