"Sea of Embers" hides the obsessions in three periods of time.
The broken pendant knocked on the door, and the fire swallowed the body. The snow of the late Tang Dynasty buried the unspoken contract.
The music of the piano has settled, the floating lamp has been extinguished, and the wind of the Southern Song Dynasty has swept away the unkept appointments.
The sea breeze breaks the deep pool, and the anchor light pierces the long night - in this life, we recognize each other by our heartbeats, and when the tide rises, we pick up the moon that sank thousands of years ago.
Purpose: Using the fateful bond that spans thousands of years as the backbone, it explores the survival dilemmas of women in different eras: the identity shackles of the late Tang Dynasty, the ethical cages of the Southern Song Dynasty, and the spiritual barriers of modern times. Finally, the book focuses on the ultimate form of "love" - not attachment, but two independent souls armoring each other, carving a road to freedom in the torrent of the times.
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