Silver Fox.

Summary

Wang Rouhua organizes her son's wedding feast, which, though simple, is rich in warmth and significance. Despite Madam Hou's complaints about the modesty of the banquet, Wang Rouhua remains unfazed, emphasizing the meaningfulness of the occasion. The wedding unites the Great Song Dynasty's eldest princess with a blacksmith's son, witnessed by esteemed figures like the Tibetan Living Buddha and Ouyang Xiu. The event symbolizes a blend of cultures and the rise of the Hami Kingdom, with gifts exchanged that promise prosperity and strength. The ceremony, marked by traditional bows and kowtows, highlights the deep respect and familial bonds, transcending royal protocols. Wang Rouhua's reflections on her son's journey and the sacrifices made evoke a profound sense of gratitude and fulfillment.

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