Introduction to "Spring Breeze Crossing Me and Encountering Qingya"
During the Yonghe period of the Great Chu Dynasty, Qingya Academy in the west of Chang'an City hid dreams and feelings.
Su Wan, an eccentric from the academy, had picturesque features but loved old moon-white clothes. He would often sing lonely lines under the old locust tree to the withered vines in the setting sun; Pei Yan, the young master of the Pei family in Chang'an, wore bright clothes and angry horses, and had an out-of-touch personality, like the liveliest wind in spring.
A bet allowed Pei Yan to "force his way" into Su Wan's pure world. From the initial "provocation" to Pei Yan's daily "harassment", Su Wan gradually grew tired of it and looked forward to it. We were traveling together in Qiushi, and encountered bandits at the inn. The moment Pei Yan protected Su Wan, our love grew wildly.
On the way back from the high school exam in the autumn, Pei Yan drunkenly confessed to her, and their love for each other became clear from then on. However, the relationship was full of troubles. Opposition from Pei's elders and pressure from the family did not let the two waver. Pei Yan ran away to look for Su Wu, and the old pavilion depended on each other, vowing to go through the ups and downs together.
Finally, the Pei family accepted it, and Su Wang also broke through the family's obstacles. From then on, the two men were often seen hand in hand in Chang'an City. Pei Yan's liveliness made Su Wan feel like fireworks. Their story has become a moving story of pure love in Qingya Academy, telling that true love can overcome all difficulties and that the souls will grow old together.
Purpose: True love breaks through the barriers of the world, and souls die together (highlighting the core of love breaking through family and worldly obstacles, and souls being interdependent)