Muyun*

With emotion as the context and humanities as the soul, this book shuttles between Jiangnan gardens and Mongolian grasslands. It not only tells the clear and deep emotional bond between Su Qing and Batu, but also unfolds a picture of the intertwining of history and region: the epic singing beside the grassland Aobao, the frontier poems in ancient books in Qingcheng, the disappearing camel bells on the Tea Horse Road... Those cultural fragments buried by time are reawakened between the lines. If stories are like rivers, then humanistic history is like the river bed - silent and solid, holding up all encounters and partings. The content is delicate and rich, redrawing the streets and lanes of the old city of Hohhot and the details of ethnic rituals in Mobei. I would like to take you into a warmer and thicker "double world of Qingcheng and Lingnan". I am willing to work with you to salvage the light particles of civilization between reality and reality, and reunite with the stars that will never fall in the eyes of young people. Welcome to leave your comments [love]

Such fresh and refined novels are rare these days. It's well written and I support it!

The writing is really good and beautiful. The author will update it soon. Squat, squat, squat [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

A friend recommended your novel and I listen to it every day. I have almost finished it now and I really like it. The author's writing style is fresh, the language is beautiful, the emotions are delicate, and the knowledge is rich. Although the novel focuses on the relationship between Batu and Su Qing, what flows between the lines is the profound heritage of culture and history, as well as a high level of cognition. Very well written, inspirational, pure, hardworking and progressive. Positioning high-end. [Praise]

I read about Jiangjun Yamen, but I haven't checked it out yet. I'll check it out sometime. After Su Qing left, Batu peeked at the promise made ten years later in the tree hole.