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**Title Explanation:** The female protagonist was born in the third year of Jinghe, which was the reign title of the male protagonist's father, Li Jing. The male protagonist, Li Chong, did not change the reign title before marrying the female protagonist, Qingluo, after ascending the throne. **Warning:** Neither the male nor female lead is perfect.

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In the 1980s, the use of ink sticks was gradually replaced by liquid ink, and the local ink-making industry never recovered. "Moyan Zhang" was originally called Dashexia. Legend has it that more than 200 years ago, an ink maker passed through Dashexia and, due to illness, took shelter in a pavilion in the village. Lacking medical care and food, his condition worsened.

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Li brocade, produced in the Li ethnic minority areas of Hainan Island, is mostly used for women's daily necessities such as tube skirts and slings. The art of Li brocade weaving fully demonstrates the creativity and artistic skill of Li women. Li brocade is made primarily of cotton thread, supplemented by hemp thread, silk thread, and gold and silver thread.

"A Prosperous Era" captures the spirit of youth, like the rising sun. At first glance, the title of this new book might seem cryptic, but its meaning becomes clear upon closer reading. Compared to the vernacular style of "A Prosperous Era," this book has a stronger classical Chinese flavor. Each chapter title uses a couplet structure, showcasing delicate writing and a distinctive style. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the protagonist's emotions and responsibilities gradually unfold.

So far, based on the available content, I don't quite understand it, because the author hasn't fully developed many things yet. I just need to wait patiently for the author to gradually unfold these ideas. The reason it looks a bit obscure and difficult to understand is

Qingluo Jinghe Green and proud, yet turned to frost. A light rain and a slanting wind bring a chill to the morning. A light mist, sparse willows, and a charming sunny beach The Huai and Qingluo rivers gradually flow into the Huai River. —Su Shi The article has a relatively flat structure and makes extensive use of classical Chinese.

The novel "Qingluo Jinghe" is written in classical Chinese and not in vernacular Chinese. As someone who doesn't usually read classical Chinese, it was a bit of a headache to read. It's completely different from "Shengshi Zhuqingchun". However, the writing style of this book is quite similar to that of "The Vanity of Youth Returns," both leaning towards classical Chinese.