Turnaround Life: The Rebirth Elegy of the Wealthy Wife

Tang Wenwan's doubts were like fog in the night, lingering. She quickly sorted out her thoughts and decided to meet the mysterious person who claimed to be the descendant of the original author of "Spring Mountain Hermitage". With the help of Tanaka Masako, she arranged a secret meeting at an antique teahouse in Tokyo, away from the hustle and bustle, with a quiet atmosphere, suitable for in-depth conversation.

In the tea room, the charcoal fire was burning and the aroma of tea was wafting. Tang Wenwan sat face to face with the mysterious person, separated by a low tea table with exquisite tea sets on it. The mysterious person was wearing a traditional kimono, with a gaunt face and an indescribable depth in his eyes.

"Ms. Tang, thank you for meeting me." The mysterious man's voice was low and magnetic. He spoke slowly, and every word seemed to contain a great deal of power. "My name is Fujiwara Ichiro, and I am a descendant of the Fujiwara family, the real author of "Spring Mountain Hermitage". To me, this painting is not only a work of art, but also a secret passed down from generation to generation in our family."

Tang Wenwan remained calm, but her heart was in turmoil. She picked up the teacup and took a sip to hide the turmoil in her heart. "Mr. Fujiwara, you said that this painting is a secret treasure of the family. Can you explain it in detail? As far as I know, this painting was once a symbol of friendship between China and Japan and carries profound historical significance."

Fujiwara Ichiro nodded slightly, took out a yellowed ancient book from his bosom, and gently placed it on the coffee table. "This is the genealogy of our Fujiwara family, and a detailed record of the "Spring Mountain Hermitage Picture". The painting hides an ancient secret, a vow about treasure and peace. My ancestors, in order to protect this secret, did not hesitate to incorporate it into the painting, hoping that one day, it can be solved by someone with a destiny."

Tang Wenwan opened the ancient book and saw that it was written in a mixture of ancient Chinese characters and kana, recording the history and secrets of the Fujiwara family. She read it carefully and gradually became clear in her mind, but at the same time she felt unprecedented confusion. If this secret is really as Fujiwara Ichiro said, then it will have a huge impact on the existing historical cognition.

"Mr. Fujiwara, I understand your position, but once this secret is made public, it will probably cause greater controversy and misunderstanding. We originally hoped to promote friendly exchanges between China and Japan through this painting, but now we may fall into a deeper predicament because of this secret." Tang Wenwan expressed her concerns frankly.

Fujiwara Ichiro was silent for a moment, as if he was weighing something. Finally, he took a deep breath and said slowly: "Ms. Tang, I don't mean to damage the relationship between the two countries. On the contrary, I hope that through this secret, the people of the two countries can have a deeper understanding of each other's culture and history. This secret is actually a fable about peace and cooperation. It tells us that only by mutual understanding and respect can we create a future together."

Tang Wenwan was moved when she heard this. She realized that perhaps the revelation of this secret was not entirely a bad thing. It could become a new opportunity for the people of the two countries to find more resonance and connection points in the process of jointly exploring history.

So she decided to work with Fujiwara Ichiro to uncover the secret behind "Spring Mountain Hermitage". They began to study ancient books and paintings in depth, looking for clues, and also traveled between China and Japan, communicating and negotiating with people from all sides, trying to find a solution that can both protect the secret and promote friendship between the two countries.

In this process, Tang Wenwan and Jiang Kaichen faced unprecedented challenges. Not only did they have to deal with obstruction and misunderstanding from conservative forces, but they also had to deal with various complex situations caused by the revelation of secrets. But they did not give up, because they believed that as long as they persisted, they would be able to find a solution to the problem.

As time went by, the secrets of "Spring Mountain Hermitage" gradually surfaced. It turned out that this painting not only witnessed the friendly exchanges between China and Japan, but also concealed an ancient oath of peace and cooperation. This oath was made by the ancestors of the Fujiwara family and a Chinese scholar. They hoped to pass on the concept of peace and friendship to future generations through this painting.

The revelation of the secret has caused a huge response in both China and Japan. Although some people expressed doubts and opposition at the beginning, as more evidence emerged and explanations were given, more and more people began to accept this fact. They realized that this secret is not only a tribute to history, but also an expectation for the future.

With the joint efforts of Tang Wenwan, Jiang Kaichen, Fujiwara Ichiro and others, the exchanges and cooperation between China and Japan have been further strengthened. They organized a series of cultural exchange activities, inviting artists, scholars and people from both countries to participate, and deepened the understanding and friendship between the peoples of the two countries through artistic, academic and folk exchanges.

At the same time, they also actively promoted cooperation between the two governments, jointly protected historical and cultural heritage, and promoted cultural exchanges and mutual learning. Thanks to their efforts, "Spring Mountain Hermitage" has not only become a work of art, but also a symbol and bridge of friendship between China and Japan.

However, just when everything seemed to be on the right track, new challenges quietly emerged. Some extremists tried to use this secret to stir up trouble and undermine the friendly relations between China and Japan. They spread rumors, created chaos, and tried to push the people of the two countries to the brink of confrontation.

Faced with this situation, Tang Wenwan, Jiang Kaichen, Fujiwara Ichiro and others did not back down. They firmly opposed any form of extremism and hate speech, and called on the people of the two countries to remain rational and calm and jointly safeguard peace and friendship. They actively spread the truth and positive energy through the media, the Internet and social media, and exposed the conspiracy and intentions of extremists.