The day Qianzhi was born coincided with the Waking of Insects.
In Jiangnan, it should be the time when "spring comes and rain comes, and thunder begins to strike in the east."
When my father heard the midwife say "Congratulations, General, you are a young master" under the eaves, he twirled his beard and smiled, and said, "Okay, my Lei family finally has an heir." Then he said, "Jingzhe Lei Dong, let's call him Lei Zhen."
Waiting to take over the little one from the midwife's hand, Lei Zhen, who had not yet opened his eyes, his father frowned slightly and said, let's call him Qianzhi.
Later, Qianzhi always felt that the name Qianzhi was more suitable for him. Zhen, no matter how it sounded, it had to be called by a heroic man like his father. Looking at his thin body, Qianzhi was better.
Therefore, when Tashi appeared in front of Qianzhi, Qianzhi felt that in fact, what his father had been looking forward to all along was a son like Tashi.
Qianzhi always remembered that on that early autumn evening, when he was looking for flowers by the stream, a boy came running over on a black pony and asked him across the narrow water, Han, have you seen my rabbit?
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