A dancing girl from the Western Regions, a relative of the Li family
In front of the exquisite jade dressing table, there are always two golden partridges. Li Xiaogong once asked with a smile: "Why don't you wear those pair of lotus flowers?" She didn't answer, she just whirled around and danced, and the jade belt around her waist turned into solitary smoke in the desert. It was not until the fourteenth year of Zhenguan that Li Xiaogong received the last gift when he was the governor of Guanzhou - the brocade box containing the golden partridge. The bottom of the box was pressed with the fragmentary score of "Bodhisattva Man" written in Sogdian.
"General, does the painting in this painting look like the scene when we first met?" Yu Linglong wrote in the letter. Li Xiaogong suddenly remembered that on the streets of Chang'an twenty years ago, the woman from the Western Regions wearing a veil was adjusting her veil in front of the medicine shop's bronze mirror. At this moment, the golden partridge in his hand glowed coldly under the candlelight, just like the tears in the corners of Yu Linglong's eyes during the last dance.
Intent: A Hu Xuan Dance, half of the history of the early Tang Dynasty