History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

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Summary: Xia An, a princess, visits her mother and presents a glass mirror as a gift. The queen is amazed by the mirror's reflective quality and learns that her daughter's friend plans to sell these mirrors. Concerned about potential court intrigue and jealousy, the queen suggests presenting the mirror to the emperor first to prevent gossip and protect her daughter's friend from potential political backlash. The passage highlights the complex social dynamics and political considerations in the royal court.

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