Nan Ruqing

"Why did Prince Jin go to Shangyang Temple to look for Ning Xiangu again?" "How did you know?" "What I saw today when I went to the temple to offer incense was that Taoist Master Shangqing brought his brother and daughter out this month and came with her to receive the pilgrims. Today is the Double Ninth Festival, and there are many people here. I am not the only one who saw it. King Jin rushed forward first, and Ning Xiangu actually got into a fight with King Duan when King Jin was offering incense, and they even started arguing loudly, which was not in line with their status." "How could it be like this? The same goes for this Taoist priest. The girl who just received the hairpin crown ceremony was brought out to cause mischief." "Don't mention this matter. Prince Jin was so angry that he turned red in the face. If we continue to discuss this, I'm afraid we will be..." Ning Xiangu's real name was Ning Rushui. She entered the Taoist temple at the age of seven and changed her name to Xuanqing. His father, Ning'an, was born into the Ning clan, a wealthy family in Lingnan. He worked in Liangzhou since his middle school, and was later involved in a drug case. He couldn't survive and died young. Her mother, the Yan family of Jianzhou, remarried to the Li family of Yanliang and moved to the capital after her father died. She went north. Before she left, she gave Ru Shui to her father's brother, Taoist Priest Shangqing, to be raised in a Taoist temple, saying she wanted to avoid the limelight related to her father. Now, Ning Xuanqing has reached the age where folk women need to perform the hairpin ceremony. …