Stick to the Mountains and Rivers

Writing books in the prosperous age is a grand choice. In the Wuying Hall, Dai Zhen's ink pen was hanging but not falling; in the kiln factory in the west of the city, countless old books were burned. Shen Yan hid in the library and secretly copied the remaining manuscripts to be burned, while Su alone kept the Jiangnan cellar to store lost folk books. Scrolls of paper are hidden in canal cargo ships, and the unedited truth is conveyed through two thousand miles of waterway. When the grand ceremony was completed and the Seven Pavilions contained thousands of books, there was still another volume of mountains and rivers hidden in the cellar and in the cracks between the walls, refusing to give in.