"I wonder which poem written tonight is the best?" Ran Yan asked aloud.
On the river, after a lengthy discussion and consulting several scholars who were watching the excitement, they finally decided on a winner. Zhang Fei volunteered enthusiastically and read aloud, "Today, clouds and magpies bridge the gap, surely not just a distant and tender gaze. The family delights as the makeup mirror opens under the moon, threading the needle for the Ninth Heaven."
His proud manner suggested as if he himself had written the poem.
This poem celebrated the Double Seventh Festival. To be honest, had the original owner not had some literary cultivation, Ran Yan would have found it difficult to understand the feelings conveyed. During her study of forensic medicine, because she had to read Song Ci's "Witness to a Prosecution," Ran Yan also seriously studied ancient texts for a while, but understanding the language and grasping the emotions expressed in poetry were not on the same level.
