"Song of the Wind"
A gentle breeze sweeps past, and the river moon shines pale.
I was listening to "The Zitherist" as I wrote this. I suppose it's an old trope.
"A Farewell Feast"
He is already a child of heaven.
He helped him rise to power.
In the northwest, a hundred thousand Xiongnu cavalry press at the border.
In the southwest, Nanzhao rebels against the court and raises an army.
Before the dynasty can unsheathe its blades, it must first reward its generals.
At the farewell feast, don't break your promise.
A little sincerity, a little pretense; blades hidden beneath every smile.
So drink it all down. In the end, it all comes down to the human heart.
The style and language are all what I like. I haven't seen such a work for a long time. I hope the author can stick to it.
Come on, Stylistics
Author, your title is really not an ordinary bereavement. I inevitably want to ask if Mr. Du Fu is still busy now. Her Royal Highness the Princess is really generous. Like. (Hey Sanguan! I like the style of a young man, and he has the potential to be a yandere. (That's totally wrong! Anyway, please don't cheat. (.