Qingbi Terrace

Shen Lingwei stayed in the Inner Court Classics Institute, copying old women's stories that had been erased from history books every day, and determined to compile a "Women's Code". However, the shackles of the old ethics made it difficult for the woman to move forward. Liu Song, the Minister of Rites, led a group of aristocratic families to make things difficult for her. Her excerpts were destroyed in public, and her actions were constantly monitored. Even the idea of ​​running a school privately became a reason for criticism in the court. Lu Yan, the general of the Northern Xinjiang Zhenbei, resigned and returned to Beijing to report on his duties. The two met by chance on the palace road. "General guarding the border, why do you insist on educating refugee girls?" "The stability of the people never depends on weapons, only words can calm people's hearts." In just one short conversation, Shen Lingwei found his only confidant in the world. The eldest princess in the capital, Su He, a female doctor from a poor family, and Lin Wanrou, who broke away from the family, shouldered the wind and rain with her and supported each other. The emperor deliberately arranged for Lu Yanci to return to the capital to stay together. The two had a deep conversation under the moonlight, and made the same decision in their hearts, each keeping their own path in life. Later, the New Deal was enacted, women's schools and women's medical clinics took root all over the world, and the "Women's Code" spread throughout the states and counties. Shen Lingwei was in charge of the royal female cult, while Lu Yanci always guarded the city gates in northern Xinjiang. They exchanged letters year after year and never lived in the same room together in their lives. It has nothing to do with the choice of love, only trust between confidants and hearts. One person protects the path forward of thousands of women with his pen and ink, and the other guards the safety of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers with armor. This work participated in the third phase of the Fengqiguochao·Yuewen Women's Channel Essay Contest. The complete outline of the novel has been copyrighted in Quezhu. The book has 120 chapters and focuses on the main line of career. There is no female rivalry or sadomasochism, and it follows the route of a two-way national drama.