Peony Bloodshed

Silk is used as a metaphor for people, it is both soft and strong. Silk can ripple with the waves, but can also be strong and bear loads; peonies look graceful and delicate, but in fact they have strong iron bones. This symbolizes the bloody spirit and responsibility of the people of Jiangnan who awakened from the elegance of poetry and calligraphy when the country was in crisis. This is a literary masterpiece that deserves to be savored carefully, and it is also an affectionate elegy dedicated to all the silent heroes of that era. It tells us that some wars are thrilling without the smoke of gunpowder; some resistances do not require guns, but are enough to tear apart the night. Underneath the beauty, there is a turbulent undercurrent; between the latitude and longitude, there are bloody mountains and rivers. We invite you to join us in this literary appointment where extreme romance and tragedy coexist.