There are sharks in the South China Sea, whose tears turn into beads and the clouds weave into silk ribbons. The crocodile silk is as thin as cicada wings and as colorful as clouds. It does not get wet when exposed to water and does not burn when exposed to fire. During the time of the First Emperor, visitors from Southeast Asia presented a shark as a sacrifice. After death, the bones were boiled in oil. The flame was not afraid of ice, snow and rain, and the lamp burned for thousands of years without being extinguished. It was a shark candle.
This is the story of two hunters who regard each other as prey and then sleep in each other's arms (manual dog head).
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Intention: love and peace.