Yuhongqu

Bian He, a native of Chu, obtained the jade and presented it to the king of Chu. The king named it He's jade. Later, the First Emperor conquered Chu and obtained it. He ordered the craftsman Wang Sunshou to use the He's Bi as the imperial seal. At that time, Wang Sun Shou also used the remaining jade from the east and west corners of the He's Bi to make burning jutes and two Ninglu jade. The First Emperor passed the two jade to Fusu, Hu Hai's two sons... In the tenth year of the Ming Dynasty, Hanyu Village near Hangzhou Prefecture was bloodbathed by thieves. Jiang Qiuliao, an orphan girl in the village, escaped with Ninglu. First she met the little fox, the descendant of Ranjue, and then met Zhu Youtang, who was only four years old and was living in Suzhou and Hangzhou. The encounter between Jiang and the fox was the collision of fate and destiny... Burning jue shines in the clear sky, Ninglu clear hibiscus. Let's sing a song when we meet, A colorful jade rainbow.