
The Omamori of Kiyomizu Temple
清水寺的御守
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- Completed
- Length
- 7k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- JJWXC
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I really like the writing style of this article. It is simple and touching, and it seems to remind people of the past. During the Sino-Japanese War, and even during the study of modern history as a whole, I felt humiliated and painful, and I often shed tears when reciting it. I once read Ms. Zhang Chunru's Nanjing Catastrophe, and I cried a lot during the reading process. This period of history is really full of pain. I used to simply hate Japan, but then I learned more. Chinese farmers raised abandoned Japanese children, and many Japanese sacrificed their lives for China. I realize that this tragedy is a catastrophe for this nation and a pain for the Japanese people. History is a torrent, and people as individuals are swept along, unable to resist. The love between Huisan and Shuqin during those turbulent years was very fragile, and they were unable to retain each other and have a future. But it is also a very loyal love. Although both parties were young at the time, the love had just sprouted and had no time to grow before it was blocked by reality. They become husband and wife, and there is no doubt about their love for each other. The two people who just expressed affection for each other ended up being single for the rest of their lives. This is evidence of their deep affection. Later they all met again in each other's stories. A royal guard, loved for a lifetime.
I need someone to wipe my tears, woo hoo
I feel so sad... Thank you to the author for creating such a story... Thank you
You can try submitting to magazines. Seems like I've seen it
What a delicate writing style. Thank you to the author for his narration, which is warm, far-reaching and touching.