Summer Lost a Bone
by Yang Yong
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When the dark earth is about to wake up, the boundless rice seedlings ripple with continuous fine waves, which is the last cool blow of the night wind. The dark blue sky was filled with silver-nail-like constellations, and a black bird flew across it, leaving an uneasy quacking sound. Zhu San heard the murmur of the earth before dawn. He was awakened from his dream. He pushed open the crooked wooden door. The dark earth turned over. Zhu San held a strong thing under his abdomen. The turbid and warm trickle drew a curve from the lower abdomen. Zhu San shivered and felt himself falling into the cold water. He opened his eyes, and the dark green paddy fields lay across his eyes, as if they were growing in his eyes. The white mist is still hidden in the rice fields, and the night is also hidden in the rice fields. Ina Miao raised her arms forcefully, like a primary school student doing gymnastics, one team after another. There is a small river at your feet.
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