Just Ordinary

In the spring when the apricot blossoms bloomed in Chang'an, Xie Zhaoning met Pei Qingchuan for the first time. She is the only daughter of Xie Heng, the Minister of Rites, who is the Major General of the Pei family of General Zhenbei. One is reading and making tea in the courtyard, and the other is guarding the border in the wind and snow in the north. Thousands of miles of mountains and rivers separated them, but they formed the deepest bond in their lives because of a poem about apricot blossoms. A scene at the spring banquet, a night when lights were added to the temple, unspoken thoughts under the moonlight - those days that were so ordinary that they were not worth mentioning, she thought about them over and over again for many years. But the storm in Chang'an never waits for anyone. In a fallout, the Pei family collapsed overnight. She tried her best to save him, but found that the person who pushed him into the abyss was her closest relative. The father said, I only have you as my daughter. In the last letter he wrote in prison, he said, "You don't have to blame him, he is doing it for you." After that, she traveled south to the south of the Yangtze River, growing vegetables, making tea, and watching the osmanthus flowers bloom and fall in the courtyard. The days pass slowly, slow enough to forget a person. But she can't forget it. Someone asked her why she didn't marry anymore, and she said no. Someone asked her what she was waiting for, and she said she wasn't waiting. This is a story about betrayal and forgiveness, loss and the rest of life. All the earth-shattering things turned into an ordinary wish in the end—— May this life be peaceful and may the future be promising.