From The Classic of Poetry, or The Book of Songs, or Shijing, compiled by Confucius (551 BC — 479 BC).
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Chinese Poem About Love and Pine from 减字浣溪沙 by Kuang Zhouyi (1859 — 1926).
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Wang Li Xun, the Crown Prince, goes out hunting for the Celestial Flower to save his mother from a terminal illness. When he nearly dies from the attack of a mythical beast, he is saved by a mysterious boy who lives in the mountains. To repay his kindness, Li Xun offers the boy a place to stay in his royal palace and employs him to be his personal bodyguard. But little does he know that he has brought home a girl instead. Completed: 4/2/2020 (Word count: 60,000 - 70,000) Highest rankings: #1…
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On Stork Tower; By Wang Zhihuan The sun beyond the mountains bows; the Yellow River seawards flows. You can enjoy a grander sight， by climbing to a greater height. This is a translation from the C…
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From 虞美人 by Li Yu (937 — 978).
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Grace no X: "https://t.co/NdCklRqAjo" / X
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From 八六子 by Chinese Poem About Love Qin Guan (1049 — 1100).
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Tgcf quote, tian guan ci fu, heaven official's blessing
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yuanfen (缘分) — a beautiful chinese concept that signifies the mysterious force that binds two people together. it's the idea that certain relationships and encounters are predestined, woven into the fabric of our lives long before we even meet. we often wonder about the serendipitous moments that lead us to cross paths with someone special. yuanfen reminds us that these connections are not mere coincidences, but rather, they are meant to be. it speaks to the profound nature of destiny and…
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From 金陵晚望 by Gao Chan of Tang Dynasty (618 — 907).
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Chinese Poem about Family, Longing, Friendship, and Reunion from十五夜望月 by Wang Jian (765 — 830).
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From 长恨歌 by Bai Juyi (772 — 846)
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