Han Jue Chen Yan: Traveling Through the Western Han Dynasty to Be a Female Calendar

Lin Wanqing, a graduate student in archeology, just touched a thousand-year-old bronze goose fish lamp with his fingertips. When he opened his eyes again, he was already in the sixth year of Emperor Zhao of the Western Han Dynasty. With a dilapidated thatched house, a bare family, her father was seriously injured, and the landlord forced her to rent, she became an orphaned peasant girl with a lifeless life. There is no golden finger, no supernatural powers, only a belly of Western Han history and modern common sense, struggling to survive in this hierarchical world where men are superior to women. From a bowl of wild vegetable soup to resolving the crisis, to setting up a stall in the market and establishing a foothold in Chang'an; From an unknown orphan girl, she entered the palace to make history, studying classics, preparing meals, and observing the wind and clouds. She personally experienced the Salt and Iron Controversy, witnessed Huo Guang's monopoly of power, witnessed the turmoil of abolishing the establishment, and was gradually involved in the most turbulent court situation in the Western Han Dynasty. In troubled times, with deep palace walls, she used her wisdom and knowledge as a woman to carve out her own way of life in the world of the Han family. Looking back, Chang'an is still the same, Hanque is majestic, and she is no longer the passer-by from a thousand years later.