[Nishui Han] Zimo Qingmen

After the decisive battle in the imperial city, Gu Xichao went crazy for a while and walked away with Fu Wanqing's body in his arms. Soon he regained consciousness and wandered alone with his dead wife's ashes. It wasn't until he accidentally met a disciple who could pass on his knowledge that he settled in the countryside. These were all things I half-heard and half-guessed later. At that time, I only knew that his surname was Gu. He was the wife my mother hired for me. He was dressed in green cloth, rarely talked or laughed, and was simple but strong. He was my husband. Note 1: Qingmen originally refers to the southeast gate of Chang'an City in the Han Dynasty. Because of its green color, it is commonly known as Qingmen. Later generations refer to the imperial capital city gate. Note 2: I took a closer look at the label "Standing to the top", and the annotation is "rising from the wind, reaching the sky in one step", which is indeed the core idea of ​​this article. My other Gu Xichao colleagues: Intention: