Qing Heng's History: Keeping Innocence in the World

On the banks of the Qinhuai River, Liu Ruxian, the courtesan who was burned by fire, became a humble orphan Lu Qingheng four hundred years later. Carrying the chess, calligraphy and painting that were soaked in blood and tears in her previous life, she broke into this era where "appearance" and "traffic" are the standards. When history was transformed into erotic stories by Internet celebrities, and when reality became a background in entertainment carnivals, she wore plain clothes and tied her hair, using her pen as a blade and history as a mirror, and started a live broadcast of "appreciating history" across time and space. This is not only a person's rebirth and counterattack, but also a long journey to clear the name of the forgotten and fight for their true value. ——Look at how a modern orphan girl uses her 400-year-old character to write a contemporary annotation of "innocence" in the era of traffic.