"Shui Shi Yuan", written by Li Chunrong in the Qing Dynasty. Li Chunrong, also known as Fangpu. Li Chunrong has read hundreds of schools of thought since he was a child. When he was about twenty years old, he accepted the boy examination and became a doctoral student. Later, he was "attacked because of his foreign nationality", so he "was angry and ignored his family, carried a light bag, and traveled far away alone" ("Shui Shiyuan·Autobiography"), and traveled to Qi, Lu, Yan, Zhao, Wu, Chu and other places.
Reader comments
The characters in this book have distinct personalities and unique experiences. The author Li Chunrong has beautiful writing style and rich imagination. By describing stories such as King Xiang and Clouds in Wu Gorge, he demonstrated his profound literary skills. The whole book is full of romanticism, which makes people immersed in it. Worth reading!
The characters in this book have distinct personalities and unique experiences. The author Li Chunrong has beautiful writing style and rich imagination. By describing stories such as King Xiang and Clouds in Wu Gorge, he demonstrated his profound literary skills. The whole book is full of romanticism, which makes people immersed in it. Worth reading!