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- 1 The River Seine’s Goddess of Luo 塞纳河洛神 “Her grace is like a startled swan, her elegance like a soaring dragon. Her glory outshines autumn chrysanthemums, her lush beauty surpasses spring pines. She seems as though light clouds veil the moon; she drifts like snow swept along by the wind. Seen from afar, she gleams like the sun rising through morning clouds; seen up close, she shines like a lotus emerging from clear waters.” This is the most famous passage in the Rhapsody on the Goddess of the Luo River, and it was used to describe a y 9.5MReads392kFlowers2Tickets
- 2 Nan Xing on the Seine 塞纳河上的南星 Nan, meaning “south,” originally refers to facing the sun in the morning. It also evokes the south, sunshine and vitality, looking toward the light, safety and good fortune, warmth, and radiance. Xing, or “star,” originally refers to a small, luminous body in the night sky. It suggests brightness, beauty, brilliance, and distinction. Su Nanxing is someone who makes people remember only light and tenderness, yet they always forget the danger hidden in the star anise plant, tian nan xing. High abo 10.9MReads355.1kFlowers8Tickets
