Half a Cup of Years Gone By, Half a Cup of Moonlight

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A pot of old wine, two cups of tea 🍵, half a cup of fleeting years, half a cup of moonlight, quiet contemplation reflects the graying temples, the crabapple blossoms redden as the years pass by, what cannot be retained is youth, what cannot be dispelled is the talent of fellow book lovers __Brother, you are the best, keep it up!

The emperor's daughter descends to the northern shore, her heart filled with a deep sorrow. The autumn wind blows gently, the waves of Dongting Lake ripple, and leaves fall. -- Qu Yuan, *Chu Ci*

The depiction of the era is excellent, but the narrative technique is problematic. Doesn't a tree need to grow roots first? Then a trunk? Then branches? Can a tree survive without roots first? The opening scene focuses on a huge number of neighbors and villagers, and then a whole bunch of characters, making it impossible for the reader to tell who the main character is without reading the introduction.