two hundred and twenty two lines in ink and song

The Chinese Marriage was an ancient romance novel written by Baili Moran. The story was about Song Jinyu marrying into the Sheng family and becoming the second wife. The novel was completed, and the full text included 606 chapters. It could be read online for free on some websites.

Hua Jia was an ancient romance novel written by Baili Moran. The story was about the heroine, Song Jinyu, who married into the Sheng family in pursuit of wealth and glory, and became the second wife of the Sheng family's eldest son. However, she was eventually forced to drink the fatal soup. If she had the chance to do it again, she would rather reject her mother and her family's coercion. The novel has been completed, with a total of 606 chapters.

The 100-day pledge was a scene in " To Youth." The protagonist, Chen Xiaozheng, and a group of students held a pledge here to strive for better results in the next 100 days. One of the classic lines was: " We are young teenagers. Youth is our capital. We must cherish youth, grasp youth, and use the power of youth to pursue our dreams." This sentence expressed the importance of youth and reminded readers to cherish their time and seize the opportunity to work hard to realize their dreams.

Hua Jia was an ancient romance novel written by Baili Moran. The full text included 606 chapters. The story was about Song Jinyu marrying into the Sheng family and becoming the second wife. At present, the novel had been completed and could be read online on some websites. The full text could be read through the relevant chapters.

"Ink Marks" was written by Liu Ke, composed by Liu Ke and Bai Mu Sanshi, sung by Liu Ke and produced by Bai Mu Sanshi. It was released on March 14, 2017. The song was not only produced by Bai Mu Sanshi, but also invited the new musician Zhang Zongwei and the young guzheng player Ding Xueer to participate in the recording. The internationally famous erhu performer Mr. Jia Pengfang completed the recording of the erhu part of the song in Japan. The song told the story of a painter who traveled across mountains and rivers to find the true meaning of painting in order to break through himself. The Zen singer's performance this time was delicate and "soft". Accompanied by the sound of the guzheng, the ink marks on the paper stretched out. The lyrics, such as "The first rain of roses, the setting sun, the moonlight embroidered on the water's surface," created an elegant and ultimate charm. It expressed the understanding that the value of a painting lay in the emotions invested by the person who painted it after experiencing the four seasons of life and parting. The last sentence of the song,"Weaving a boat to carry the moon, carrying you to the sunny mountains and rivers," was a wish and expectation for the beautiful future of the fated person. The original novel of the TV series "Mo Ran" was Xixing's "Famous Doctor." The original plot was equally exciting. You can click on the link below to read the original novel.