Millennium Gu Nan's Rebirth

She is the immortal layman who drank with Taibai under the moonlight in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. She is a lonely traveler traveling through the thousands of years of history. She is also the little figure holding beans and rice in Bai Qi's memory. From witnessing the bloody sunset of the Battle of Changping, to witnessing the Red Cliff beacon fire reflecting red on the river; from the ruins of Chang'an during the An-Shi Rebellion, to the weeping lamentations of Bianjing during the Jingkang Disgrace, to the hustle and bustle of the Ming and Qing dynasties. As the mountains and rivers of modern times were shattered, Gu Nan witnessed the changing of dynasties as a bystander, witnessed the heartbreak of countless relatives and friends being separated, and always kept the warmth of the bowl of beans and rice when he first met his master. The wine jar is empty and full, old friends come and go, but she is the only one who is drifting in the torrent of time with all the marks of time on her body. When the last embers of war settled, she stepped into the familiar yet unfamiliar modern streets and whispered softly to Bai Qi, who had been dead for thousands of years: "Master, true peace has come. I still want to eat the bowl of beans and rice when we first met again." Those thousand-year memories buried deep in my heart are both heavy shackles and the key to rebirth. After waiting and searching for thousands of years, Gu Nan picked herself up in the dust of history, looked back tenderly toward peace and the past in the world of fireworks, and finally welcomed a true new life.