At dusk on the winter solstice, twilight always comes earlier than usual.
Unity hour has just passed, and the stars have begun to appear in the sky. It is supposed to be the time when the sun is setting, but the Confucian world wants to do the opposite. A bell rings in the distance, ten miles of palace lanterns, and bright candles, burning with a momentum that covers the stars and the moon, stretch all the way.
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