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"In Moment in Peking, Tiren was the eldest young master of the Yao family. He was a very unique and representative figure. To some extent, he could be seen as a replica of Mulan's father, Mr. Yao, when he was young. Tiren was a playboy, extravagant and playful. He grew up in a pile of servant girls and was taken care of by servant girl Yinping. The two gradually developed feelings for each other. However, his mother, Mrs. Yao, doted on him too much. Because of her family status, she did not want Yinping to be her daughter-in-law at all, so she suppressed their relationship. For the sake of Tiren's future, Mrs. Yao sent him abroad to study to separate him from Yinping. After Tiren left the country, Mrs. Yao chased Yinping away. Yinping had a backbone and waited for Tiren to return. Tiren returned to Hong Kong due to Yinping's letter despite the bad weather. He then broke up with his family and started a family with Yinping. But Mrs. Yao did not accept Silverscreen and snatched her grandson away. Yinping felt that she couldn't beat her mother-in-law and hanged herself. Tiren's degeneration became more serious. After Silverscreen's death, he hung out with the prostitute Mrs. Hua, smoked cigarettes, gambled, and even lost all his family property in a competition with his father. His fall was related to his mother's indulgence and his father's strict disregard. His mother, Mrs. Yao, spoiled him without any principles, making him think highly of himself and do whatever he wanted. His father, Mr. Yao, was extremely strict because he had been young and ridiculous. In order to prevent Tiren from repeating the same mistakes, these two different ways of discipline made Tiren go further and further down the road of degeneration. Later, Mrs. Hua saw Mulan's luxurious dowry and advised Tiren. Tiren listened to her advice and went home to learn how to do business and socialize. "Journey to Gaoyang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

Moment in Peking was about Sun Qing, the richest man in Beijing during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and his family. The main plot of the story was as follows: Sun Qing was a wealthy businessman who owned a large shop and a powerful family. Under his leadership, his family had made great progress in business and politics. However, due to Sun Qing's autocracy and the power struggle within the family, his family gradually embarked on the path of decline. The story was divided into two parts. The first part mainly talked about Sun Qing and his family's ruling position in Beijing and their political, commercial, and cultural activities. The second part described the various challenges and difficulties that Sun Qing and his family faced during the decline of Beijing, including natural disasters, wars, and internal disputes. The whole story ends with Sun Qing's later years, depicting the decline of his family and also reflecting the social, political and cultural features of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Moment in Peking could be read online. There were many websites that provided online reading services for Moment in Peking, including the APP, Classic Library, Aiha Network, Ghost Book Collection, Tianya Online Library, and so on. Through these websites, readers could read Moment in Peking online for free or for a fee.

The "Hua Ting" in the "Crane's Huating" was the ancient name of Song Jiang. Lu Ji, a famous writer and calligrapher of the Western Jin Dynasty, was born in the Lu family of Wu County. Before he was executed, he lamented,"How can I hear the cry of a crane in Huating?" (Southern Song Dynasty "Yunjian Zhi, Lu Ji Biography"). In addition, there were also places called Huating, such as Huating City, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province, but this had a different meaning from the Huating in the "Crane Huating". While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!

In ancient China architecture, halls, pavilions, pavilions, and pavilions had different characteristics: - ** Hall **: After the Qin Dynasty, it was customary to call the hall as the hall. Later, it was more specifically referred to as the hall in the imperial palace. In ancient times, it was a place to hold good or bad ceremonies, handle official business, or receive guests. It usually had high standards and important functions. - ** Pavilion **: It is different from other architectural forms. It is often a multi-storey building. It is taller in shape and can be used for many functions such as book collection and sightseeing. - [Pavilion: A small building with a roof and no walls. The materials and shapes are varied. It is usually set up in gardens or scenic spots.] In ancient times, there was a long pavilion every ten miles and a short pavilion every five miles along the main road. It was used for pedestrians to rest, shelter from the wind and rain, or as a place to send off. Now, it was also used for business (such as the post pavilion) and sightseeing (such as the viewing pavilion in the garden). - ** Pavilion **: A wooden structure on the stage. It has only columns and flower windows. There are no walls. It is called a waterside pavilion. "Rose Fragrance Shadow: The Story of Sweetheart's Growth" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!