Six years later, in the north of Beijing.
As the imperial capital of China, its culture and heritage were changing with the progress of the world.
The snacks in old Beijing and the candies and melons that children loved to eat when they were young had been replaced by other snacks.
Only one thing remained unchanged, and that was the smog in the north after winter.
Some people called the imperial capital the fog capital, and this title was not false at all.
The evening was the busiest time in the imperial capital. Before the sky turned dark, the lights had already begun to shine.
Large patches of snow fell from the top of their heads. Three days of white snow had already decorated the entire imperial capital and made it exceptionally beautiful.
