He stood by the Han River, with the endless river behind him. "I will protect you just like I protect Fancheng."
His eyebrows were smiling, like moonlight scattered on the ground.
I stood on the swaying boat, huddled up in the heavy rain.
"A Zheng, as long as I am here, the bright moon will always hang high."
He said he would take me to the northwest to see the vast sea of clouds and the setting sun. He said he would cook me the most delicious barbecue and listen to the most beautiful Qiang flute. I said yes, yes, I'm looking forward to it.
But in a blink of an eye, he was standing in the midst of the fire. He said, "Amei, if you want to go south, don't look back."
I could only run forward as hard as I could, until the young man had grown white hair and the old land was covered with fragrant grass, but I never saw that person again...
He is the most glorious young general in Bianliang City, and I am the most ordinary concubine in the back courtyard.
He promised me the moonlight for half my life, but later on, I could never see the bright moon again.
A Zheng, didn't you promise that you would come back safely?
Why did you break your promise?
Purpose: The so-called concubines are all determined by humans. You are qualified to choose your own life.