The Yan Dynasty had four arts: tea ordering, incense burning, flower arranging, and painting hanging.
The Du family is famous in Lin'an. The Du family's daughter Du Hengwu grew up being doted on by her family and later married. . . Oh no, marry a weak scholar, grow flowers and arrange flowers, and the scholar settles accounts and collects money. A lifetime of sweetness will come to an end.
But everything came to nothing. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the imperial concubine smelled the flowers presented by the Du family and lost her royal heir. The Du family was exiled.
In a panic, Heng Wu was carried onto a horse by a man wearing armor. The man's bodyguard threw out a scroll of marriage decree, and Heng Wu became the newlywed wife of "Iron Buddha" general Wei Lin.
On the wedding night, Heng Wu and the armor were separated by a gauze curtain.
The two were speechless for a while, and Heng Wu sat up and saluted Wei Lin: "Thank you, General, for saving your life."
Wei Lin is a good man who knows how to repay his kindness. Shopkeeper Du saved him, so he asked for a marriage to avoid being exiled to Hengwu.
Wei Lin is a gentleman who keeps his peace of mind. Since he wants to repay a favor, he naturally cannot take advantage of his benefactor's daughter.
The cheap husband sat outside the curtain all night and was nowhere to be seen the next day. Hengwu re-opened the flower shop, selling inflorescences of the four seasons and flower scenes of the twelve solar terms, and the flower shop became prosperous. He only hoped that one day he could save enough ransom money.
There was a hunter named Alin in the suburbs. His tendons were frighteningly tight and he was not bad at martial arts. She went to the mountains to pick flowers and went into the valleys to look for rocks. Every time she was in danger, she would run into him.
Heng Wu's heart moved several times, but thinking of his husband-in-law whom he had never met before, he still made up his mind: "Don't follow me, I have a husband-in-law!"
The man smiled stupidly: "Hehe, that's better, hehe."
Hengwu:? ? ?
Purpose: Carry forward cultural soft power
