A misleadingly pretty blurb: Better to be a dog in peaceful times than a person in a time of chaos. In a chaotic age, who controls one's fate? A noblewoman from a family of entertainers, a wealthy young widow. A scholar from a humble clan, a wandering doctor and martial hero. Each has their own fate, ambitions, hardships, and choices. Should I follow what my heart holds dear, even if I must die nine times without regret? Or should I watch new willows brush the embankment as blossoms scatter, and let myself drift along the rippling current? What does it mean to go with the flow, or to stand firm and never waver? People make the choices, but the mountains and rivers remain unchanged through the ages.
Theme: To change or to stand firm, that is the question
Why is Xunxian written so well? Why is this subject so well written?
How could it be called nameless? As evidenced by Qing history, mountains and rivers are named
It's too big, looks fragmented, has no main thread to tie it together, and doesn't distinguish between primary and secondary. But I really like Da Da's writing style, which is as plain and lasting as a history book and has a profound meaning. Alas, I don't know how to describe it, but I love it so much. I have never seen a writing style like Dada, a writing style that feels like this. Come on!!
To be honest, sister, I like your article!!! Hey-hey