In 690 AD, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor and changed the name of the country to Zhou. The prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty ushered in unprecedented changes. In the same year, in the cold and remote Jilu Prefecture of the Anbei Protectorate, a baby girl was born on a snowy night. She is the eldest daughter of a Han family in the old land of Juntun. Her father was born in the Youzhou army, and her mother is the daughter of a prominent family who migrated to the border areas. She has been keen and calm since she was a child, practicing bow and sword, chanting and reading scriptures, and has the ambition to break the wind in her heart.
In an era when "women have no swords", she used wind as a guide and softness to control strength. Step by step, she entered the world, broke into temples, broke through the boundaries of identity and gender, created her own sect, and reshaped the world. She is neither anyone's vassal nor anyone's descendant. She is the first female master in the world who takes wind as her name and Tao as her heart.
Purpose: Women establish sects and encourage girls to strive hard