A violin prodigy renowned throughout the music world: why did she bring her musical career to an end?
Can the stubborn, headstrong heir to a wealthy family ultimately resist the path fate has laid out for him?
Some things are fate, coincidence, or perhaps destined to happen all along.
In the Republic of China, with warlords carving up the country and the times in turmoil, everyone has their own share of sorrow. But the geese flying south will eventually find their way home.
And can all the tangled doubts, separations, and hardships finally fade away like clouds and smoke?
(Aside from the setting and some historical figures, everything in this story is fictional.)
This story does not deal with political opinions or political struggles. Politics only appears now and then as background; the story is primarily about romance (obviously, I'm afraid of crossing the line...).
P.S. New chapters every night at eight.
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Dear friends, I was censored by JJ and ran away. I am really lazy and I am not happy to run away from both sides. So dear friends who like articles, remember to come to LC to find me~ I am patient with you~
Yan Jun? It seems like someone I know is called this, so subtle...
A very touching article. I have to say that there are very few articles recommended by Jinjiang, but good articles are so deserted. Am I falling behind?
Not bad, come on, author~
Make up points. Xi Shi. Quite a feeling! The author of "The Face Is Like a Lotus Blooming and Falling" I just mentioned said something that I remember very deeply. Said: I always feel that I am not writing a story, but describing a desolate past in Shanghai. The story is theirs, I'm just the recorder. I think it's good that Republic of China literature has this feeling. Just a suggestion!
Xi Shi. Quite a feeling! The author of "The Face Is Like a Lotus Blooming and Falling" I just mentioned said something that I remember very deeply. Said: I always feel that I am not writing a story, but describing a desolate past in Shanghai. The story is theirs, I'm just the recorder. I think it's good that Republic of China literature has this feeling. Just a suggestion!
Xi Shi. Quite a feeling! The author of "The Face Is Like a Lotus Blooming and Falling" I just mentioned said something that I remember very deeply. Said: I always feel that I am not writing a story, but describing a desolate past in Shanghai. The story is theirs, I'm just the recorder. I think it's good that Republic of China literature has this feeling. Just a suggestion! Xishi's writing is great! I want to study more! Whee.
Awesome. . . . Awesome. . . . .
Be more forceful. . . . . It's not easy to write this kind of writing from the Republic of China era. . . .
I wipe. . . My hands are slippery, I forgot to rate it, it's a rip-off. . .