Reminiscing about the vicissitudes of ancient dreams and stepping into modern prosperity, I think I saw you.
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Nice! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's really beautiful! ! Very detailed writing! After reading it, I felt like the body was warm! !
Not bad, come on
Actually, I think if it were me, I would hide the truth.
Human nature
The civilization of India is so splendid that it is difficult to look directly at it. It only dares to lower its head half-feared and half-laughing so that the expression cannot be seen clearly. I searched Jinjiang and then Baidu, and found that there are very few domestic novels set in India, and even fewer novels with Indians as protagonists... India and China have been in contact for thousands of years. It is one of the most mentioned countries in South Asia, and it is also a very familiar yet strange neighbor to us. A few years ago, I wondered if anyone in China would write novels with India as the theme? I didn't check it at the time, but now that I have checked it, I find that the reality is even more depressing. It's not "Yin Chuu Sting", but out of emotion for the embarrassing and sensitive position of an ancient civilization and lamentation about the bleakness of civilization. I hope that in the future, in terms of Indian themes in China, we can start from the background of Indian society and Indian history instead of Indian mythology. But now there are very few novels about Indian mythology, so what is there to say?
Nice! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's really beautiful! ! Very detailed writing! After reading it, I felt like the body was warm! !
Not bad, come on Actually, I think if it were me, I would hide the truth. Human nature
The civilization of India is so splendid that it is difficult to look directly at it. It only dares to lower its head half-feared and half-laughing so that the expression cannot be seen clearly. I searched Jinjiang and then Baidu, and found that there are very few domestic novels set in India, and even fewer novels with Indians as protagonists... India and China have been in contact for thousands of years. It is one of the most mentioned countries in South Asia, and it is also a very familiar yet strange neighbor to us. A few years ago, I wondered if anyone in China would write novels with India as the theme? I didn't check it at the time, but now that I have checked it, I find that the reality is even more depressing. It's not "Yin Chuu Sting", but out of emotion for the embarrassing and sensitive position of an ancient civilization and lamentation about the bleakness of civilization. I hope that in the future, in terms of Indian themes in China, we can start from the background of Indian society and Indian history instead of Indian mythology. But now there are very few novels about Indian mythology, so what is there to say?
The writing is a little bit bad