
You Marry Qingmei as Your Common Wife, and I Marry the Prince and Become the Empress.
你迎青梅做平妻,我嫁皇子做帝后
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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He Lianzheng: On the first day of the Lunar New Year, I would like to wish you all the best in your wishes, all the best, and a happy family reunion. Shang Hui'an: I wish all the pretty girls and boys who are reading a book good luck in the new year, full of blessings and abundant financial resources.
It's New Year's Eve, and on this New Year's Day, Qingcheng is here to wish everyone a Happy New Year! May your wish come true, peace and prosperity every year, bid farewell to sunset, fireworks every year, last year was a success in every way, this year everything will be as you wish. See you next year!
This book has an imaginary background, but some things are borrowed from the Song Dynasty. Da Zongzhengsi supervises the moral conduct of the royal family, handles clan litigation disputes, and regulates the behavior of royal members. Hope everyone knows.
Some content in previous chapters has been updated one after another, typos have been corrected or minor content adjustments have been made.
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The three "not leaving" refers to the three situations in the ancient Chinese marriage system where a man cannot divorce his wife. Specifically, they include: Married with nothing to return to: It means that after a woman is married and enters the house, if she wants to divorce her, she has no relatives and no family to return to. Yugeng three years of mourning: refers to the fact that the woman and the man have mourned for the man's parents for three years. Poor before and then rich: It means that the man's family was poor when the woman married him, and then he became rich and prosperous. The "three no-goes" are restrictions on the "seven outs". To a certain extent, under the feudal social system, it can prevent men from divorcing their wives at will. To a certain extent, it protects women's rights and interests in marriage and maintains the stability of the family and society.
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