Chang'an ancient meaning

Xibohong is near Chang'an.How many times have I wished to gaze at those twin towers, blue trees and silver terraces in my hometown that no longer exist through the amiable clouds and light mist.I once put paper kites on the mottled city walls, watched lotus leaves in the sky in Xingqing Palace, wiped away fragments in the forest of steles, paid homage to the motherland in Zhaoling Mausoleum, folded willows in Baqiao, and listened to bells in the Wild Goose Pagoda.At that time, like everyone who had never left Chang'an, I never knew that the word Chang'an would become a permanent and constant miss in the days when my heels are turning around.The splendor and civilization, publicity and tenderness of this city thousands of years ago have permeated into the blood of Chang'an people, engraved on their bones, and finally turned into a maddening nostalgia when they left.Not seeing Chang'an makes people sad, not seeing Chang'an makes people old, not seeing Xingyuanchun in Chang'an... Because of this common nostalgia, we can connect with the people who were amazingly talented in the prosperous age.This story is probably to soothe my almost sick nostalgia. I want to pull into that place and that dynasty in my heart.This is also a story about compromise; the handsome and poetic prince gave up the throne, gave up freedom, and even gave up part of his dignity in exchange for peace of mind.A young man who is as indulgent as a song, gave up his ideals, hatred, and fame in exchange for being with someone.Let Emperor Li Xian and Princess Taiping's son Xue Chongjian, I have paid tribute to their tombs, and I know their compromise.We must compromise to survive. If it is not a compromise, why do I miss it every day, but I can't go back.Content tags: court marquis childhood sweetheart┃ Search keywords: protagonist: Xue Chongjian, Li Chengqi supporting role: Princess Taiping, Wu Zetian