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The Moon Lost Its Way
Short Fiction月亮迷了路
Qin Guan
The Zhang and Lin families had conflicts over a trivial matter in the local area. When they were children, Zhang Yisheng and Lin Yue didn't care about their parents' attitudes at all. They had a good relationship. However, during the reform wave in the 1980s, Lin Yue followed her parents to the south. Many years later, the two met again at the same university, and love arose. However, even if the grudges between their parents could be resolved, the rough life destined the two to pay more for love.
The Zhang and Lin families had conflicts over a trivial matter in the local area. When they were children, Zhang Yisheng and Lin Yue didn't care about their parents' attitudes at all. They had a good relationship. However, during the reform wave in the 1980s, Lin Yue followed her parents to the south. Many years later, the two met again at the same university, and love arose. However, even if the grudges between their parents could be resolved, the rough life destined the two to pay more for love.

Qin Guan's Ci Collection
Literature秦观词集
Qin Guan
Qin Guan is a famous poet of the graceful school in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Most of his poems describe the love between men and women and express the sorrow of frustrated career. His writing is exquisite and exquisite, the rhythm is harmonious, and the emotion and rhyme are both beautiful. He has always been highly praised for his poems. However, the emotions are euphemistic and his words are often sad. Zhang Yan's "Etymology" comments on his Ci: "The structure is elegant, the spirit is strong, the pulse is continuous in the beauty, the chewing is dry, and the taste is known over time." This book collects Qin Guan's Ci works and comments from later generations, and also adds simple annotations and Mr. Xu Peijun's introduction, which provides readers with more convenience to appreciate Li Qingzhao's Ci.
Qin Guan is a famous poet of the graceful school in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Most of his poems describe the love between men and women and express the sorrow of frustrated career. His writing is exquisite and exquisite, the rhythm is harmonious, and the emotion and rhyme are both beautiful. He has always been highly praised for his poems. However, the emotions are euphemistic and his words are often sad. Zhang Yan's "Etymology" comments on his Ci: "The structure is elegant, the spirit is strong, the pulse is continuous in the beauty, the chewing is dry, and the taste is known over time." This book collects Qin Guan's Ci works and comments from later generations, and also adds simple annotations and Mr. Xu Peijun's introduction, which provides readers with more convenience to appreciate Li Qingzhao's Ci.