The Imperial Concubine of the Country

In the winter of the 25th year of Longqing's reign, there was heavy snowfall, and the snow on the streets covered their boots. Pedestrians stepped on the snow, making a crunching sound. There were many pedestrians in the streets and alleys, and there was a lot of traffic and pedestrians. Although it is snowing heavily, because the New Year is approaching, it is the busiest time for households to do shopping, and people are coming and going in front of major shops. Horse-drawn carriages carrying New Year's goods rolled past on the street, leaving deep and shallow marks of their shafts in the snow. Because the snow was too thick, the road was a little slippery, and some overweight carriages swayed this way and that, swaying all the way through the city, and from time to time...