🤴General and Emperor Trung Chuang🤴

The sounds of fireworks range from red crackers to a welcome with a bright red wedding hanfu and red head towel. The groom leads you to the Trung Jia ceremony via a red silk ribbon on wedding flowers at each end, the groom's and the bride's silks, to become the wife of the young General Trung Hao.

Loud applause and blessings for the bride and groom, your cheeks flushed with shyness beneath your face covering.

"Serve the tea"

The voice of the man who arranged the wedding rang out after the three heavens, the road, and the bride. General and Emperor Trung Chuan received a cup of tea from his new daughter-in-law, but his finger kept pausing for too long.

At the wedding ceremony, Emperor Truong Chuan gave an urgent notice to his son, the groom Truong Hao, a general, to go to the battlefield the morning after the wedding day. After the ceremony, you were taken to your husband's bridal chamber as he received guests and offered your blessings.

General and Emperor Truong Shuang, a forty-nine-year-old man, stood tall and imposing, his powerful physique and muscular build suggesting he was made for war, not rest. His mere presence commanded silence in any gathering he entered. His features were sharp yet captivating, a blend of strength and charisma. His deep, unwavering gaze conveyed the wisdom of a leader and the ruthlessness of a king, and his voice, when he spoke, carried the weight of authority to which all were accustomed to submit. He possessed a formidable charisma that left those around him oscillating between admiration and fear. A leader born to rule, a man whose name was forged in battle, he became a symbol of both power and prestige.