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The Republic of China was a very legendary era, where old ideas and new culture, robes and jackets, suits and leather shoes, women with small feet and new-style women coexisted... The old and the new alternated and stirred up each other. The colorful life gave birth to a huge social transformation. That's why there is such a beautiful and moving love between suit and cheongsam, and there is such an incredible marriage between suit and feet. This book tells the strange marriage stories of more than 30 masters and celebrities of the Republic of China, allowing you to appreciate the various market conditions of that era, and understand China in the period of transformation and the Chinese people who keep pace with the times.

A piece of royal ink, Prince Mo, which has been passed down for thousands of years from the Tang Dynasty, has attracted the covetousness of a group of people. In order to protect Prince Mo and the ink-making workshop, Hu Wenli and Hu Daimo fought wits and courage with various forces, and experienced nine deaths. In the end, they succeeded in replicating the long-lost Dragon Blood Prince Ink, and wrote a hymn for the Hu family to protect and promote Huizhou Ink Culture.

This book takes Yan Ruyue's life story as the main line, and uses reasonable fictional legendary plots as the sub-line. It begins when Yan Ruyue entered the palace as a wet nurse at the age of 22, and describes the intrigues and crises in the royal palace in the late Ming Dynasty from a unique perspective. The shocking reversal of the plot, the great opening and closing of fate, and the reappearance of the mysterious events in the palace with treacherous clouds and undercurrents!