Wanmeng Pavilion

Are the dreams in the world true or false? Some say dreams are about past and present lives, some say dreams are the opposite, and some say dreams are absurd. Collect the dreams of all things, briefly describe the beauty and pain in dreams, and search for Zhuang Zhou's butterfly, a dream of yellow beams, and a small pavilion in the dream to sit and watch Nanke. The events and scenes formed in dreams come from people's existing cognition and memory. The contents of memory include vision, hearing, touch, and feeling. All these elements that appear in people's dreams are based on memory. The ancients believed that there must be a reason for dreams. Wang Fu once said, "Among the strange dreams, there are many that are rewarding and few that are ineffective." He believed that there is always a reason for dreams. Dreams are both real and illusory. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.