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On the desk, there is a piece of six-foot rice paper, with smoke and clouds brewing and green peaks emerging. A small regular script brush with fine brush is placed on the edge of the ink plate. Next to the ink plate, there is a wine bottle with remaining wine. Liangjun looked at the ink paintings on the rice paper. He never talked about painting with his father, not even a word. The same goes for Dongfang Wuji. He never asks about his son's work, whether it's easy, tiring, satisfying, or suffocating. Dongfang Wuji drinks wine slowly, one sip, one sip, pouring it lightly and savoring it carefully. Liang Jun sat next to his father. Finally, Dongfang Wuji finished drinking the wine, his face was slightly tipsy and his eyes were blurry. At this time, Liangjun stood up, went out, and closed the door.

"The Most Ecstasy of Yuan Songs" written by Wen Shu uses a unique style and richly emotional prose to depict the beautiful and touching historical love pictures behind scenes of classical poems through each composer and Yuan Yuan song, leading readers to listen to classic and shocking romantic past events. It talks about the vicissitudes of people in ancient and modern times in a romantic style, with a unique writing perspective, and the language is more concise and soft, which is thought-provoking and worth reading carefully.

Regarding this era, the literati of the Yuan Dynasty talked about everything: the sadness of leaving their homeland, the unwillingness to say goodbye to the prosperous and prosperous days of the past; the uncontrollable sadness of separation while traveling abroad; the sadness of life and love; the resentment of being born at the wrong time; the dissatisfaction with the gloomy background of the entire era; and the poor people who were constantly struggling on the margins of society. There are many handsome people among them, but there are always many people who are full of complaints. For them, they spend their lives searching hard, grasping hard, pursuing hard, holding their indignation in their hands and staring at it all day long. They speak out about their dissatisfaction with the rulers, but they are not punished for it. Since the Yuan Dynasty was not as authoritarian as the Ming and Qing dynasties, especially in terms of cultural policies, the Mongols unintentionally destroyed the cultural achievements before the Song Dynasty, and their unconscious tolerance made the literati dare to express their dissatisfaction, which also indirectly contributed to the prosperity of Yuan Qu culture.

A traffic accident gave Liu Chen, an ordinary college student, a new life and he also received the golden finger "Technology System for Infinite Travel". Liu Chen: "Isn't this a technological system? Why is there King of Glory? Game world? What the hell is Battle Through the Sky? Why is fantasy here too!"