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Dream awaken

Dream of Glory: Synopsis Rana Singh, a man disowned by his family and abandoned by friends, finds himself alone on New Year’s Eve in New Delhi. Living in a small apartment bought with his late grandfather’s fixed deposit, Rana reflects on his life filled with unfulfilled dreams and regrets. Despite financial stability from renting out part of his apartment, he feels trapped by his past failures. As he drinks to numb his pain, memories flood back of his childhood in a successful Rajput family. His father, Rudra Pratap Singh, an IAS officer, and his mother, Ravita Solanki, an IFS officer, were often absent due to their demanding jobs. To compensate, they indulged Rana’s every wish, but their absence left a void. Rana’s passion for cricket led to conflicts with his father, who disapproved of his obsession, especially during crucial academic periods. This tension culminated in Rana being kicked out of the house at 24. On this lonely New Year’s Eve, Rana drinks heavily and slips into a dream state. He experiences a surreal vision of a sun-like explosion creating a black hole, which pulls him into its depths. This dream symbolizes a journey through his regrets and desires for a second chance. Rana awakens in a hospital, reborn as a newborn baby on April 12, 1990 – his own birthday. With the knowledge of his past life, he resolves to make different choices. Growing up again, he nurtures his cricket talent with the support of his parents, who are unaware of his extraordinary circumstances. His dedication and skill lead him to the national team, where he becomes a fan favorite and a key player. Rana’s career peaks with a World Cup victory, symbolizing his redemption and fulfillment. He continues to excel, leading his team to further victories and mentoring young players. In retirement, Rana finds peace and contentment, knowing he has made a significant impact on the sport and inspired future generations. His story is a testament to the power of second chances and the importance of perseverance.
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Dream of the Red Mansions

"Dream of the Red Mansions," the seminal novel penned by the Qing Dynasty writer Cao Xueqin, presents a vivid tapestry of life within the aristocratic society of China's feudal era. Despite the constraint of word count, I shall endeavor to encapsulate its translation into English and offer a concise portrayal of its iconic imagery. The title "Dream of the Red Mansions" itself, translated as "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yang, alludes to the grandeur and opulence of the Jia clan's mansion, where the story unfolds. In Western cultures, "red" might connote blood or violence, whereas in the Chinese context, it symbolizes prosperity and status. This translation, though faithful to the original, carries a nuanced cultural difference that foreign readers may interpret through the lens of their own experiences. The novel revolves around the Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue families, portraying their rise and fall amidst the complexities of power, wealth, and love. The protagonist, Jia Baoyu, an enigmatic young man endowed with a "Jade of Spiritual Enlightenment," finds himself at the center of a web of relationships, particularly his unrequited love for Lin Daiyu, a delicate and sensitive beauty, and his arranged marriage to Xue Baochai, a more practical and conformist figure. The translation captures the intricate emotional landscape of these characters, rendering their intricate feelings and motivations in a manner that resonates with English-speaking audiences. The beauty of Lin Daiyu, for instance, is described in poetic terms that evoke her ethereal grace and fragile fragility, while Xue Baochai's character is portrayed as a bastion of traditional virtues, embodying the expectations of feudal society. The novel's imagery extends beyond the personal lives of its protagonists, encompassing the intricate architecture of the mansions, the rich tapestry of cultural practices, and the profound philosophy embedded in its poetry and prose. The "Red Mansions" themselves become a metaphor for the fleeting nature of wealth and power, serving as a backdrop for the play of human emotions and desires. In translation, the novel's rich cultural heritage and nuanced language pose significant challenges. Yet, the translators have striven to preserve the essence of the original work while adapting it to suit the sensibilities of English readers. Through their efforts, "Dream of the Red Mansions" transcends linguistic and cultural barriers, offering a window into the vibrant world of China's feudal aristocracy and the human drama that unfolded within its confines.
DaoistUgp21M · 2.7K Views

A dream I Remember

INTRODUCTION IRVING, one of the most powerful realms, full of mystique, grandeur and wealth and no lack of resources and picturesque landscapes. People of all realms some watching closely from afar, others trying to get in an acquire a citizenship there. King Atlas Koa Zyair, the sun of the kingdom, noble, strong and everything you desire in a king, the people’s pride Queen Kahlila Zenha Ejder, the moon of the kingdom, born of the highest nobility after the royal family itself. Often described as the most beautiful woman in all the realms undisputedly, praised and admired by even her enemies. Behind the image of perfection, Irving houses many secrets, some that the other realms would give anything and everything to uncover. Curses, mythical beings with powers untold, love stronger and truer than ever seen, hate and resentments blood deep, warriors, brothers, betrayals that could ruin everything built, loyalties upheld even in the grave, tragic heart-rending tales and thrilling surprises and triumphs. The vast lands in Irving house great secrets and grand revelations await. EXTRA The Dragon Empress “It’s funny how people only know you for your race. What about my other exquisite qualities.Atlas why don’t they call me the most beautiful empress? Atlas “Or the most conceited” Lila frowns with obvious displeasure Atlas “Just kidding my love, well your dragon features are very expressive since you started accepting yourself my empress” He smiles at her lovingly Lila “You haven’t changed Koa” she says as she smiles warmly back Atlas “Neither have you Lila Lila “still as annoying as I remember you” she says with a smirk Atlas laughs out loud From the author: Read the book to see how “annoying” Atlas is in Kahlila’s words. This is my first published book, feel free to comment anything you’d like to see as we go on, your opinion on the characters or what you think I should add to make the book better. Happy reading!!!
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