A Song of Burden

Alas, after reading the last chapter, I somewhat forgive Litian for her reluctance to abandon officialdom. As Zhengshi himself said, he could actually take the first step, but both sides had their own persistence, so they misunderstood each other. But speaking of it, this story of the two people is not too sad, because they have always been in love with each other. Although they are not together day and night, there has never been any bloody misunderstanding or third party interference between the two. The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, and the love between gentlemen is probably nothing more than this. This last chapter is so well written that I am deeply moved when I read it carefully. Of the four stories, although the author says that this one is his fault, in fact, I personally feel that this one is the best.

You write articles in the temple, and your official career will be prosperous. I live in the village and farm in Nanyang, and it is hard to play the willow recorder. After all, we are on different roads and in different directions. Don't you see, the catkins have passed away due to the wind and spring, and they will not be heard for thousands of years.

Yan Guan in "Weihua" reminds me of someone like Fang Fang...

Those who can benefit the people, even if they are grassroots, are also scholars of the country; those who are only good at speaking, even if they are great scholars, are also a source of disaster.

I watched it two years ago and I still love it now!

After reading the four articles, I still like this story the most... In fact, who has never dyed plain clothes in the dust, and who can really make the beauty of others remain the same as before. The adult's writing style is so beautiful, I feel like I want to read it word by word...

The four stories of "Carry Me Back in Youth" and "Snow Moon, Wind and Flowers" are both touching of love and touching of youth. About every young boy has many dreams and loves. When youth is gone, most of them have changed and they don't even think about themselves. So of these four stories, I like the fourth one the most. Although the protagonist encounters hardships, he can never forget his youthful love and dreams. In this case, he is not old.

As a descendant, I am really sad to see such fierce party disputes in the imperial court in the late Ming Dynasty. The destruction of the country and the family is imminent, yet they are still wasting a lot of time and energy on this. Therefore, a gentleman may not be harmless, although he himself does not think that he is harming the country and the people.

I'm so depressed. I watched it on my mobile phone yesterday, and then I wrote something about it. But today I saw nothing! I think this fourth story is the saddest one in Negative Yin, because it has been very depressing and heart-wrenching since the beginning. This story has its prototype in Qingguo. When I read this story, I always feel like it is another interpretation and extension of Qingguo, so it is particularly emotional... Unfortunately, the story has to end in the end. I don't feel sad at the end, because I have been able to resist after being sad all the way. Haha, and it is also a story that I knew the ending. But I am still very grateful to Sister Bei for interpreting it so vividly and with flesh and blood. I like Sister Bei's articles very much, and I will continue to look forward to your works!

It's a delicious Gudan, and the words condense the artistic conception well. Wow, can't get enough of it