The work is developed in the form of a unit article and will include several historical fan short stories (not related to each other).
Here is a brief list of those that have been initially determined, and more may be added in the future:
Su Shi & Wang Fu: The wind in Meishan still remembers the first time we met. After she left, there are always more unsaid words in the poems. A dream every ten years, the inkstone on the desk still holds the moonlight from that year.
King Xiaowen & Mrs. Huayang: The misty rain from the Chu land spread into the royal gate of the Qin Palace, and the peace he promised was hidden in the gap between power and power. What she caught was the little warmth in the troubled times, and the understanding in each other's eyes. Those small pieces of warmth supported her alone in a foreign land year after year.
Ying Zheng & Zheng Luo (privately setting up Fusu's biological mother, the daughter of the hydraulic engineer Zheng Guo)
When we first met by the canal, the blue-purple platycodon flowers on her temples reflected the sharp edge of his newfound royal power. Beside the drawing of the canal, the warmth of the fingertips touching her melted into a mark on her heart. They met, fell in love in troubled times, and made an eternal promise, but fate seemed to have played a big joke on them.
When the canal became smooth, she died in a palace battle, leaving only the unfinished embroidery of the queen's crown and her young son who was less than five years old. Later, with thousands of miles of mountains and rivers under his control, and the palace lanterns shining all over the empty palace, he would often be lost in thought in the direction of the water flowing in the canal - there were old dreams they could never return to.
Concept: Hidden in the folds of grand historical narratives are countless individual details buried by time. We use figures from different eras as mirrors to see the eternal undertone that "in the torrent of history, individual emotions never fade".