One day in Chang'an, a hundred flavors of life
In Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty, the Imperial Medical Office ordered Li Zijing to embark on an unusual journey. It was verified that his friend Zhang Wang committed suicide, which triggered his thoughts on life and death, aging and talent.
On the way home, Li Zijing was worried. In the courtyard, Xiaoke, a thrush who could recite poetry, fled to the pear tree, and his wife, Lu, comforted her tenderly. This ordinary and warm scene makes people realize the true meaning of life.
As night falls, Li Zi bows at his desk and thinks. He understands that the meaning of life lies in blooming, and that talent and time complement each other. The pear blossoms outside the window are bright and clear, just like every moment in life, they are worth savoring.
In this corner of Chang'an, an ordinary day contains profound philosophical thoughts, as far-reaching as the poetry of the Tang and Song Dynasties...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
