Wisdom Turns to Ashes

A soul-resonating encounter in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River finally burned into ashes that cannot be extinguished for the rest of my life. "Ink Ashes" is a contemporary Jiangnan poignant emotional novel that restores the true prototype event 1:1. It uses the purple sand circle of Yixing calligraphy and painting and the Hangzhou middle school education circle as the double background to write the ultimate collision of idealism and realism. Zhang Mingmou, a genius in calligraphy and painting from Yixing, sticks to the purity and aloofness in his pen and ink, and holds a lifelong classical ideal of love. Lu Hui, a Chinese language teacher from Hangzhou, shed tears in front of his long scroll "Smoke and Lake" of Taihu Lake. The three thousand words of feelings about the exhibition opened the dusty door of his heart. The tenderness that spanned hundreds of miles rushed to this place, and he devoted all his money to the marriage contract that was evidenced by her writing, but her love was too light, and it could not resist the original shackles of patriarchal preference and the insecurity engraved in her bones. A drunken joke became the turning point of fate. She gave up the moon across the mountains and rivers and grabbed the straw around her. The names of all the supporting characters come from "The Book of Songs", interspersed with the warm emotional branches of five groups of small characters. Their persistence and perfection form a strong contrast with the main plot of regret; the work does not vilify any character, but only describes the complexity of human nature and the impermanence of love. In the end, he hid in Taihua Mountain, and his writing became desolate from then on; she chose reality, but lived in endless regret. A year later, we reunited at the art museum and said "I loved you, but we passed" to express all regrets. The two never remarried, and fell into the same Jiangnan rain, each of them guarding their scars for the rest of their lives. The story has two endings, different endings. Different and poignant...