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In 207 BC, the Qin Dynasty came to an end and people's livelihood was in decline.
The war is in chaos and war is everywhere. The scorching sun of the past has turned into dusk and sunk over the western mountains. The sky is like paint, and the wind and snow are blowing.
A tragic song for thousands of souls ended, and the land was filled with sorrow and devastation.
The story unfolds in Jiujiang County of Huainan Kingdom, but it tells the story of people's hearts in troubled times.
"If you can enjoy it for a while, it will be worth chasing the wind in the sky all night long."
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Theme poem. Adapted from "Partridge Sky·Appreciating Lotus" by Mr. Cai Song of the Jin Dynasty.
"Xiuyue Hengtang, ten miles away the fragrance of lotus,
The wind is swaying and the deep rain is hesitant.
Rouge is as thin as snow and sinks into the water for a thousand lines.
Laughing people look back, their thoughts reverberate, and their anger returns to their intestines.
Lanshan Mountain is far away, and the cold moon is a wavelength long.
In the dusk clouds, tears stream down Xiaoxiang.
The dream soul is empty, and the merchant is drunk.
Look, the east wind is gentle, the west wind is blowing, and the night breeze is cool. "——"Xingxiangzi Shilixiang"
The story mainly follows the plot and artistic conception of "Xing Xiangzi", and the names of the main characters come from the original poem.
Xiuyue Hengtang is fragrant for ten miles, and the water flowers are quiet and fragrant in the evening.
The rouge snow is thin and smoked and sinks into the water, and the emerald plate is high and luminous.
The mountains are far away, the moon is long, the dusk clouds and autumn shadows dip into Xiaoxiang. (Dip, one photo)
The drunken soul should chase Lingbo's dream and share the west wind. This night is cool. ——Original poem of "Partridge Sky·Appreciating Lotus"
The background of the story is the Han Dynasty. To be precise, it was the end of Qin and the beginning of Han Dynasty.
B. G. Research direction (... This is really not necessarily true) (please point out if there are any mistakes, thank you!).