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Summary

In Chapter 129 of "The Broad-Minded Hu Lu Nu Er," the narrative revolves around the intertwining of marriage and national interests, highlighting the insignificance of personal emotions in such matters. The story unfolds with Zhao Wan's struggle between personal feelings and national duties, while Tie Xin Yuan contemplates the importance of money in a materialistic Tokyo. The chapter further explores diplomatic negotiations between the Great Song Dynasty and the Kingdom of Yutian, focusing on trade agreements and marriage alliances. The Kingdom of Yutian seeks to marry the Great Song's eldest princess, offering substantial wealth in return. Amidst these negotiations, the characters navigate complex relationships and strategic decisions, reflecting on loyalty, wealth, and the pursuit of national interests. The chapter concludes with plans to secure necessary resources and alliances, underscoring the intricate balance between personal desires and political obligations.

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