Where Can A Golden House Hide A Beauty

Emperor Wu of Han was one of the emperors of the twenty-four dynasties of China

The era of Emperor Wu of Han was the youth of China. Zhang Qian, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Guo Jie, Zhu Maichen, Sima Qian, Sang Hongyang, Dongfang Shuo, and Zhu Fu Yan... All the geniuses, whether familiar or unfamiliar to later generations of Chinese, emerged during this time—heroes surged like waves, and Emperor Wu of Han was the most dazzling wave at the crest.

And she, reborn in this era, finds herself as the empress Chen Ajiao, already abandoned by Emperor Wu of Han. Where can a golden house be found to shelter the beloved? It is not from a man's perspective, seeking a golden house to treat a woman as an object to be collected. Rather, it is from the perspective of a radiant identity, questioning where in this vast world there might be a place to temporarily find refuge and live without worries.

The phrase "a gilded cage" appears glorious, yet it is, in reality, a lament for women in ancient times. In contrast, modern women, who possess relatively free thoughts and are at odds with traditional values, seek to find their own gilded cage; ironically, they desire a gilded cage yet find it unattainable.