The Dispute over the Harem of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty

Time and space span to more than two thousand years ago, the era of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Cheng never performed any great deeds in his life, but it was his concubines, Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede, who made him famous throughout the ages. However, setting aside the hustle and bustle of history, the figures of two women appear before our eyes. Their names have never been mentioned in history, like the vast nebula, only fleeting traces remain. One is the princess of the Changsha King in the Han Yuan Dynasty, and the other is the daughter of the imperial palace magistrate Ling. Their fates are closely linked to this faint king in history. The yellow crane is gone and never returns, and the white clouds remain empty for thousands of years. No one knows their emotional turmoil in history. But they once existed, once existed in this land, tasted various flavors of life, and lived a life of which they had no choice. These are two women from a thousand years ago. This is a story from a thousand years ago. Maybe everyone can find his or her own shadow in them.