Traveling Through the 14Th Century, My Renaissance with Him

It's a very literary and artistic article. I don't like reading CPs very much, but I like this description. The restrained and irrepressible emotion is just right, which builds my impression of that era. I only heard about the painting part on a painter interview show. He painted oil paintings, the Renaissance light and shade system, the physical depiction of shadows, and the difference between Chinese ink and wash realism, etc. This novel is in contrast. The whole tone is fresh and elegant, even a bit idealistic. My initial impression of Florence was from the Decameron. Of course, it was in the pre-Renaissance period. The priests, ladies, nobles, wealthy businessmen and other characters in it are very different from those here. The characters living in Florence here are quite healing, suitable for reading slowly and slowly.

The language is very good [top post][top post][top post], and the description of some of the environment in Florence is also good. The heroine also met some very good people, whether it was the blacksmith or the blacksmith's daughter. I feel that the reading experience is still very good, but the number of people I saw is too small. I hope more people don't see it soon [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss] Moreover, I feel that the author's character design of the heroine is very good, she is very talented in language, and the painting and dance arts are also very impressive.