The Wind is Wrong
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I could clearly see her tears, but she still tried her best to smile at me. She told me that she knew magic, so she would not die. If I see her lying motionless on the ground, she has turned into a flower. Every peony I see from now on is hers. She said it so briskly and confidently that I believed it.
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A very poignant story, saved.
This is an ancient proverb written by a woman, which is quite artistic.
It's a very interesting book of ancient Chinese classics. I love the introduction, cover, and content. I highly recommend it!
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