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The historical ci poet Song Yu died depressed after a troubled career in government.
After his death, the late Tang poet Li Shangyin wrote two poems about him.
His literary influence was so wide-ranging that he and his teacher Qu Yuan came to be known as "Qu and Song."
Song Yu is most famous for the stunning beauty next door who watched him for three years, while he remained completely unmoved.
But that wasn't really the case. He had long been in love with a young woman, and wrote the famous "Rhapsody on the Goddess" for her.
2.
The modern-day superstar Sang Tian is as radiant as a flower, and as warm and clear as jade.
Hailed as the entertainment industry's foremost beauty in classical style, she looks like a painting in every glance and smile. Even Song Yu's "Rhapsody on the Goddess" seems to have been written just for her.
The production team spared no expense to invite Sang Tian to star in "Rhapsody on the Goddess," so she spent over half a year researching Song Yu.
But there was little information available, so she could only piece together what he was like from the writings that had survived.
She had always been curious about him, and admired him.
3.
By chance, Sang Tian transmigrates to April 278 BCE, plummeting from the sky right in front of Song Yu in a pose worthy of a goddess descending to earth.
Looking at the man before her, dressed in a moon-white brocade robe, with a graceful figure like a jade branch and a gentle, jade-like bearing,
Sang Tian couldn't help drooling.
Song Yu gazed at the beautiful face on the ground, a stranger's yet somehow familiar, already etched into his very bones, and felt as if he were dreaming.
It turned out that the goddess described in "Rhapsody on the Goddess" was none other than the modern-day actress Sang Tian.
Theme: Love can heal anything.
