Xin Wujiang: “…”
Lan Shuang couldn't help laughing and whispered in Xin Wujiang's ear, "Your brother is so cute."
Xin Wujiang: “…………”
The veins on his forehead were throbbing and his hands were slowly clenched.
"Wait for me here."
Xin Wujiang stood up suddenly, with murderous aura about to overflow. Lan Shuang silently lit a thick candle for her brother.
However, Xin Wujiang suddenly turned back halfway through his walk. Lan Shuang was puzzled: "Get tools? That's not good, right?"
Xin Wujiang: “…”
What should he do if his wife and brother are not normal?
He held his breath, walked to the bed, picked up Lan Shuang's love fan and put it in her hand: "Take it."
Lan Shuang: “?”
But she soon realized that this was asking her to cover her face?
The properties of vinegar are fully exposed.
She smiled and raised her fan, "Actually, sooner or later... uh."
Before she could finish her words, her eyes suddenly turned red.
Lan Shuang: “?”
Xin Wujiang watched her put on the veil, and then he felt relieved, his brows relaxed, "Wait for me."
The moment he turned around, his face darkened and he strode towards the door.
Xin Wubian and his group trembled slightly. Xin Wubian touched his nose awkwardly and called out, "Brother..."
Xin Wujiang looked around, and the gaze that seemed to be real was like a mountain pressing down on him. The people who were originally smiling and joking immediately fell silent.
——Digression——
(1) The blessing speech here is quoted from "Marriage and Family of Ancient Chinese Women". Why is it written here instead of "Writers Have Something to Say"? The main reason is that some software does not capture "Writers Have Something to Say", so it is useless to write it.
Besides, my article is free, and you don’t have to pay for it, so there is no question of inflated word count. So I’ll just write it here, and I should continue to write it here in the future.
Of course, I'm not just making up the numbers. The number of words was already over 2000 before I wrote the digressions.
In this chapter, I wrote about a lot of wedding etiquette. Actually, I could have just mentioned it briefly, and it wouldn’t be empty talk. The main reason is that I found this part quite interesting while reading the book, so I wrote it down to share with you. Isn’t it nice to learn something unexpectedly while reading a novel?
These etiquettes, such as spreading the bed curtain, combining the hair buns, drinking the wedding cup together, and making noises in the bridal chamber, are different in every dynasty and even in every place. There are many differences in customs and the order is also different. In some places, drinking the wedding cup together first and then combining the hair buns. I have written here according to my own understanding, so don't be too serious.
What the child said was also a quote. In the early days, the wedding wine was drunk in three cups, and later it became one cup. The bun is also called hair tying, and the way of tying hair was different in each dynasty. In the early days, parents would tie their daughter's hair while sitting on horseback, and later it developed into couples tying their hair. It also existed in the Qing Dynasty, but the husband would comb his wife's hair, then tie it into a bun and put on a crown.
In the early days it was called "heji" instead of "jiefa". Later it was changed to "jiefa". I will not elaborate on the reasons.
I write this to remind everyone that if an author doesn't say which dynasty the author is applying, don't be too picky about the details and just take it casually, because many things are different in each dynasty, and even each place and each class are different. Don't say that someone is wrong just because it differs from your memory. Check it first and point it out if you are sure it is wrong.
Okay, I'll just write something and you can take a look at it, okay~
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