Years ago, there was an image post on a writing forum I follow. It showed someone copying out the opening passages of "The Peach Blossom Spring": "During the Taiyuan era of the Jin dynasty, a fisherman from Wuling made his living by fishing. He followed a stream, forgetting how far he had gone. Suddenly he came upon a peach grove, stretching for hundreds of paces along both banks, with no other trees among them. The grass was lush and beautiful, and fallen petals drifted everywhere. The fisherman found it most peculiar and continued on, hoping to reach the end of the grove.
"Where the grove ended, the stream began at its source, and there stood a mountain with a small opening that seemed to glow. He left his boat and entered through the opening. At first it was so narrow that only one person could pass. After walking several dozen steps, the space suddenly opened up into a wide, bright world."
The poster wrote: I've tried again and again to tell the people around me about my strange adventure, but no one would believe me. So I've written this down to guide anyone who might be destined to find it. This is also a keepsake, so that years from now even I won't mistake it for a dream.
Crossing Yilu Mountain, I found a gorge. Follow it and you'll reach a great lake. An old man rows people across, and on the other shore lies another world.
But the old man says that nine out of ten never return.
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Well, after reading this, I felt sad
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