Liu Shu Guan Ji

The two dynasties of the Tang and Song dynasties faced each other across the Huaihe River, and had trade exchanges for hundreds of years. A spring gathering formed a lifelong bond between six noble ladies from the top aristocratic families in the two countries. Song Guojian's poems are pure and kind, Tang Weishu is rational and clear, Tang Xingmian is gentle and rich, Tang Yunyu is open-minded and open-minded; Tang Jingshu of the Tang Dynasty is soft on the outside and strong on the inside, Tang Yanning is calm and self-possessed, and Tang Xiwan is gentle and strong-willed. They were playmates who talked about everything when they were young, exchanging letters and going to the Huai River for appointments every year. When they grew up, they each shouldered the burden of the family and wandered among the intrigues of the court, the games of the family, and the diplomatic relations between the two countries. Differences in attitude, family responsibilities, and ethical shackles come one after another. The former confidants must maintain a two-way bond in the chess game. There is no bloody female competition, a group portrait of six transparent and clear-headed female protagonists in ancient Chinese, with the character of women, they write a story of a confidant's fate that spans two dynasties and lasts for half a life.