Ye Zhenzhen quickly blocked the person and refused with a serious face: "You can't mess with my lip makeup."
Cui Weizhen: "...I didn't mean that."
He forcibly regained his respect.
Ye Zhenzhen looked at him suspiciously. Cui Weizhen stretched out his hand to twist her hair on her temples and said calmly: "Your temples are dyed with a pinch of fine powder."
Look at her with an expression on your face that shows your affection for yourself.
Ye Zhenzhen took out the bronze mirror and took a look suspiciously. Sure enough, she found a pinch of fine powder on her temples. She didn't know when it got there. She obviously didn't notice it when she looked at her eyebrows just now.
Did Cui Weizhen stick to it in order to find a way down for himself?
His hands...
"Show me your bronze mirror."
Before she could examine it carefully, the bronze mirror in her hand was suddenly taken over by Cui Weizhen. He looked at the bronze mirror carefully. Both the material and the workmanship seemed ordinary and rough. Judging from the wear and tear on the handle, it was already an old object.
There was even a piece missing from the corner. Compared with Ye Zhenzhen's pile of splendid and valuable toiletries, this bronze mirror was extremely shabby.
"How did Xu Jin serve me? Why did I give you such a shabby bronze mirror?"
Cui Weizhen was very unhappy, thinking that Xu Jin was deliberately neglecting him, and was already planning to recruit someone to reprimand him.
"Don't!"
Ye Zhenzhen quickly stopped the person and gave him a look: "Have you forgotten how you got this bronze mirror?"
Cui Weizhen frowned and thought for a while, but couldn't think of anything: "I remember that this is not the bronze mirror you used in the house."
"Of course not, I just found this from the warehouse yesterday."
Although Cui Weizhen didn't remember it, he still couldn't stop Ye Zhenzhen's good mood when recalling it: "Have you forgotten? This bronze mirror was from when we were still in Yejia Village. We went to the county fair and you exchanged the copper coins for hunting.
Here's the bronze mirror you bought for me. This was the first gift you gave me. We moved several times, and I was worried about losing it, so I kept it in a box."
It is not an exaggeration to say that the Cui family was in poverty at first, but Cui Weizhen still saved some copper money to buy a bronze mirror for Ye Zhenzhen who did not have a mirror to dress up. This gift is easily more precious than the bronze mirror itself. This is why Ye Zhenzhen
The fundamental reason why I have been reluctant to throw away this bronze mirror.
The etiquette is light but the affection is heavy, that's all.
Cui Weizhen was slightly startled.
A man's thoughts are not as delicate as a woman's. He only knows to provide the best life and status for his wife and children, so that his family will not be wronged. Of course, the more precious the gift, the better. As for the so-called commemorative significance, he doesn't care much.
He felt wronged by letting Zhen'er use such a shabby bronze mirror.
Although he didn't care, Zhen'er's kindness still made him feel happy. The corner of his mouth curled up slightly: "Since it's a souvenir, keep it well. Recently, people from the Western Regions donated several glazed mirrors to the palace. The queen in the palace
They were too afraid to use it, so they were all thrown into the emperor's warehouse. I'll get some back for you later."
He knew where Ye Zhenzhen was coming from and knew that she would not be afraid of Liuli Jing.
Ye Zhenzhen was a little moved. Although the colored glaze of this year is not as good as the glass of later generations, it is still better than the bronze mirror, but...
"It's inappropriate. Your Majesty may be displeased."
Besides, it can't affect Wei Zhen's image in the mind of Emperor Xuanwu. Think about it from the emperor's perspective. One day, a highly respected minister suddenly asks you for a mirror to please your wife. Isn't it weird?
Cui Weizhen's mouth twitched: "Don't worry, it'll be fine."
Now everyone in the capital, including His Majesty and the concubines in the harem, all know that Jing Ningbo dotes on his wife as much as she wants. He is just asking for a mirror from the emperor. It is not rebellion and rebellion, and it is not worth making a fuss about.
It's just that Zhen'er is in it and the authorities are confused.