The background of this article is from one of the author's series Nine Dynasties zhao first tone. If you are interested, you can take a look at the title of the work. Far Mountain Furong, pronounced as yuǎn shān fú róng, is a Chinese idiom, which means a metaphor for the beauty of a woman. It comes from Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio: Yun Cuixian" of the Qing Dynasty. "Yi Shi said: 'How can it be easy to get the far mountain lotus, which shares the same four walls with the king facing south?'"
Because this article was written by the author while he was thinking about it, and the background of the Nine Dynasties had not yet been completely completed at this time. So there are many, many loopholes, and the writing and literary talent are not good either. This article is a big pit, I want to wait until the background is completed before writing this. However, when I was sorting it out, I found inspiration for what I had written before. Then there is a sentence: The afterglow of the setting sun, the officials welcome the water and send their autumn waves, which is not as good as the frost and autumn water. I really wanted to write this story, so I hurriedly started writing this article. Because I haven't written an outline or anything, you can just read this article anyway, but it's not very well written. Ouch.
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