Walking Through Chang'an to the Beat of a Song

I won't comment on the book before I've read it. The few trolls in the book review section who used bad words immediately reported them, so you're welcome 🙂

Wow, the author wrote about Li Bai and took himself back to Chang'an, a place where poetry and poetry were popular, in restaurants and nightclubs. He left hundreds of wine-fighting poems and popular stories in various places. It's okay, it's great. I'll save it and read it later.

Updated 13 days ago, is there anyone who rewards me with silver???

I've read a few chapters and it's very good. I'll give you a reward for the first time. Keep up the good work, keep up the good work!

Excellent short essays "A Trip to Chang'an" - Qingshi Yuqi [author] Five stars for writing style☆☆☆☆☆ The author's writing style is one of the few exquisite works in the short story genre, which makes people feel like they are in the spring breeze after reading it. The writing style is very delicate and has a shocking power that reaches people's deepest souls. Four stars for character details description☆☆☆☆ The author still has some shortcomings in the description of character details, such as character actions and psychological description, but the author has been working hard and deserves encouragement and collection! Five stars for the beauty of the chapter list☆☆☆☆☆ This is the only short story I have found. All the chapter lists are seven consecutive words, which shows how profound the author's writing style is, and the description of the environment and the types of characters created by different writing styles are all typical works. Five stars for the genre of novels☆☆☆☆☆ This is the only novel that is not a stud, does not show off, and combines the flavor of ancient Jianghu with history. It describes the friendship between two teenagers, who have gone through setbacks, worked together, and faced difficulties together. The two male protagonists are relaxed and passionate. It must be worth reading when you are a student! The poem describes four stars☆☆☆☆ Although the author's poems may not necessarily be symmetrical or respect the historical background, he has a magical power, a huge magical power. It deeply attracts us, and the end of the chapter undoubtedly reflects the author's profound use of poetry and painting. The above are purely personal opinions and have nothing to do with the author. Tried the poison, it's a masterpiece! A masterpiece of short essays, I wish the author will become more and more popular!

Thank you so much for your support

To be honest, I prefer to hold a book like this in my hand and read it slowly page by page. There is no such sense of ritual on mobile phones!

From childhood to adulthood, everyone said that Li Bai was crazy. However, those who could write "The call will be exchanged for fine wine, and I will sell the eternal sorrow with me" were probably because their hearts were too magnanimous. The ups and downs of the world, the power and position in the fireworks market, and everything else did not matter. They were able to write "The emperor couldn't call to get on the boat, and he claimed that I was the immortal of wine."

I just read the first chapter. The writing is a bit stiff, and I'm afraid I'll laugh to death if I give it five stars. Just enjoy yourself.

Chapters 6, 7, and 8 - Li Bai & Du Fu How could that little fan of Li Bai think that he would be able to stand side by side with Li Bai many years later? The two young men are full of enthusiasm and travel together. One fills his glass with wine and raises it to the moon. He writes about millions of dragons and snakes, and the capital is covered with crowns. The other is willing to pay tribute to the kings, Yao and Shun, and to make the customs pure, to build thousands of mansions, and to make the poor people happy. The encounter between Li Bai and Du Fu was a great encounter. Peonies in Luoyang City are still romantic today.