This time, we were invited by Tibet Cultural and Creative to create the story of Princess Wencheng, and thanks to AI, we reproduced the other side of Princess Wencheng to the greatest extent. Princess Wencheng married Tubo at the age of 17. We couldn't imagine how to cross the wind and sand and live in a completely unfamiliar country for more than 2 years under the inconvenient transportation at that time. Compared with other marriages, Princess Wencheng was lucky, Songtsen Gampo cared for the wife he begged for, and even learned Chinese and some Han habits for her. But a few years later, Songtsen Gampo's death also destined Princess Wencheng to embark on a new life journey alone. Although Chang'an repeatedly wrote letters to recall Princess Wencheng, Princess Wencheng resolutely stayed in that land for the friendship between the two ethnic groups and the cause she created with Songtsen Gampo, which also laid a solid foundation for the cultural exchanges between the two ethnic groups in the future.
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