My mother made a see through curtain. We use it during the daytime, but now it is already autumn (so we don’t use it anymore). The morning glories are mature enough to climb our iron window and almost cover it, which is very lovely so we don't need the curtain for now. It's good to see morning glories so close-up. Staring at them for a long time makes me think of a drama entitled “Empresses in the Palace”, which was popular when I was young. When the Emperor's concubine Zhen Huan met Emperor's little brother the 17th Prince, they talked about their favourite morning glories, which is unusual, especially in the palace. People appreciate luxury flowers such as peonies. Some consider morning glories to be ordinary and undistinguished, or even unlucky, because they bloom for a short time. This represents the emperor's favour to a woman, short harem. It’s difficult to survive when it is quiet but the presence can be felt. The more they experience conspiracy and the ruthlessness of the emperor, the more Zhen Huan and the 17th Prince value their authentic and genuine feelings. Due to the cold indifference of the ruler, she lost more than just her dignity — her true love the 17th Prince, her closest confidant consort Shen.