Double Kill in the Setting Sun

During the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms, the tyrant Shi Hu of Later Zhao came to power. Han Chinese young man Shen Gengyun and Jie tribe noblewoman Shi Changpu fell in love at first sight in a Buddhist temple. However, Shi Changpu's father was his enemy. Due to the blood feud, the two were forced to separate and get married separately. Shen Gengyun's son and Shi Changpu's son killed each other in the troubled times, and their families were completely destroyed. Finally, on the Liantai battlefield, the former lovers met with swords - Shi Changpu chopped off Shen Gengyun's left foot, and Shen Gengyun chopped off Shi Changpu's right arm. They both fainted and died in a pool of blood, and were rescued by the old woman into the grotto. Three years of silent symbiosis, broken hands and feet, hate and love, slowly etched into another shape in the phantom limb pain of countless rainy nights. Ran Min was defeated, and Qian Yan set up a "Hun Yi Monument" to stop the killing. The two walked to the monument with the same wooden cane - one kneeled on his left knee with one leg, and the other supported his right knee with one arm, forming a complete kneeling gesture. "Hu is Hu, Han is Han, and the monument is integrated. Then we will make that monument." They finally slept in the same cave, with only two words engraved on the tablet: both sides. A crushing love finally blooms with bloody flowers on the ruins.