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Poetry Tiles of the Flourishing Tang I: Chang'an's Trending List 诗牌盛唐Ⅰ 长安热搜榜
The Thousand-Machine Guide glitters, the poetry boards at Vermilion Bird Gate update in real time, and poetry signs stream across thousands of miles along Chang'an's poetry street. Welcome to a parallel High Tang! Today's poetry-board recommendations: [Wild!] Li Bai makes snow fall in the sixth lunar month at the Drunken Immortal Tower. The “Green Lotus Sword Song” has over ten thousand fans! [Fired up!] Wang Changling gives poetry lessons on the banks of the Tao River. Frontier poetry isn't
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Tang Dynasty Poetry Cards II: Luoyang Carnival 诗牌盛唐Ⅱ 洛阳嘉年华
Just left Vermilion Bird Gate, and now we’re at Yingtian Gate! Last time, we heard about the moon reflected in the water during a poetry-card show. This time, listen closely Today’s poetry-card recommendations: [Shocking!] A ten-thousand-character essay, “A Refutation of the Scandalous Rumors About Qinglian, Youhuang, and Chiying,” is racing across the poetry boards. Who is “Wild Wanderer of Duling”? [Breaking!] A fortune was tossed away at Zuixian Tower, and the sun and moon met beneath a cl
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Poetry Tokens of the Early Tang: Records of the Divine Capital 诗牌初唐 神都拾遗录
The Thousand Mechanisms Guide has just ignited, and the Zhuque Gate poetry boards are holding their first all-people celebration. Welcome to the dawn of the age of poetry boards! Today’s “Make Friends Through Poetry” recommendations: [Breaking!] Prince Teng calls on the Nine Provinces for praise poems about Prince Teng’s Pavilion. Wang Bo’s masterwork, Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng, takes the poetry boards by storm! [Trending!] Chen Zi’ang smashes a zither worth a thousand gold at th
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No Nighttime Curfew for the Imperial Guards 金吾不禁夜
In their previous life, war fires raged and silk trees bloomed. The promise that you would surely return was ultimately trampled beneath the iron hooves of the An-Shi Rebellion. Li Zhiyao fought his way out of fallen Chang'an and returned to the village where Rong Niang lived, only to find ruined walls and, beneath the silk tree, his wife's embroidered shoe. In this life, at the Lantern Festival, trees of fire and silver blossoms dazzled the night. Their promise to hold hands and grow old toge
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