The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Today is my son's first birthday, and we returned to our hometown for celebrations, leading to no updates on the story. Zhao Hong Run, raised in the Wei Kingdom, reflects on the contrasting beauty of dancers from Chu and Wei during a banquet. While Wei dancers are uniform and strictly trained, Chu dancers exhibit individuality and grace, captivating the audience with their jade-like skin and delicate figures. The cultural differences in beauty standards are highlighted, with Chu women emphasizing skin tone and body shape. As Zhao Hong Run observes a beautiful Chu dancer, he ponders the fate of a woman named Miss Su, suspecting she may have been sold from Chu to Wei, deepening his feelings for her. The banquet atmosphere shifts as generals bond over drinks, fostering camaraderie among the troops.

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