The Tian family in Jianzhou, Fujian Province in the Northern Song Dynasty was a century-old family.
In 1078, Tian Chengsi, Tian's father, tried his best to secretly bribe the imperial examination officials, ruining his children and the family fell apart.
The principal wife died of anger, and the concubine hanged herself to protect the principal wife's private property.
One son was sent to Leizhou Salt Prison and died of miasma while trying to save the salt people.
A woman took refuge in a Taoist temple and died of depression within three years.
A woman married a piano player, removed her clan name, and grew old with her husband.
This article focuses on the story of Tian Qingyao, the legitimate daughter who went to the temple to seek refuge and died in depression.
Concept: When you feel pain, you can choose the ending