A Piece of Brocade

Based on the historical facts of Liu Che's late period in the Western Han Dynasty, it narrates a palace of the Western Han Dynasty that seemed to be rock solid but was actually frightening at every turn. When the curtain of history opened and the chime bells sang in the deep and distant, the Han royal family, which was singing and dancing in peace, fell into the abyss of history and human nature at Liu Che's deathbed. Killing his mother and raising a son, and assisting powerful ministers in government, Liu Che thought he was far-sighted, but at the same time he became the most desolate laughing stock hidden behind the dust of history. What would the young Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty do when faced with thousands of miles of mountains and rivers? In those nights two thousand years ago, how many heart-stirring stories happened deep in the colorful palace of the Han Palace? How did these real historical events play out in the eyes of a weaver girl and a female court painter? Please pay attention to Fu Gong's masterpiece "A Duan Jin". "A Brocade" has been completed. There are two in total. The first part is called "Song of Yellow Birds". Tell the whole story. The second part, "Wind in the Pines", is actually a magnificent extra story, telling each person's story in the first person, with a level of detail that is close to that of "Breeze Into the Pines". Fu Gong once again thanks all readers for your love and promises to update the article twice a day. I hope this historical story, which has been brewing for a long time, will be well received by everyone. Thank you.