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Wandering Through the Seasons

 

A melody of sheng songs echoes in the distance as the lone wanderer looks out over the vast sea. Amidst the bustling city, cherry blossoms sway gently in the cold breeze and rain falls upon a swing made of wood. The past years seem to have slipped away as the wanderer's heart is tangled with sadness and dreams of a better world. Fragrant osmanthus in autumn wafts through the air, creating a serene atmosphere in the hidden flower city. In a dream, the wanderer sees cherry blossoms floating down in a thin breeze and snow falling lightly on rocks as they long for a loved one far away.

Spring rains gently fall on the flowers in the fields, and the wanderer travels alone, seeking a place in this world. Wooden bridges and stone paths are abundant, and the wanderer strolls through the smoke-filled Jiangnan, by the riverside and through bamboo forests. A small town in the south captivates the wanderer's heart. In the north, a young man stands in the autumn breeze, wearing a simple white robe. He, too, is alone by the river, gazing up at the moon.

As summer draws to a close, the wanderer sings a melancholy tune on a small boat. The sound of the bell echoes through the night, adding to the wanderer's sorrow. Old crows perch on ancient trees, and the wanderer wonders who among them is a traveler from Xiangjiang. Mountains covered in snow at sunset stretch out before the wanderer, with the sea far beyond. The wanderer observes the winding paths through the lava mountains, twisted trees, and rocky cliffs covered in cherry blossoms, where rain falls incessantly, bringing about a sense of melancholy.

Lanterns light up both sides of the city's streets, yet a sense of desolation pervades the atmosphere. The fields are soaked with rain, and the evening sky turns yellow. The wanderer recalls the beauty of Yiwu and the tranquil atmosphere of Nanting. As the day comes to an end, the lanterns are lit, and the chilly night sets in. In the peaceful summer, the wanderer writes poetry.

As time passes, the bed is made of wood, and the moon rises with the tide. The flickering light in the distance represents the wanderer's longing for someone far away. Amidst the golden fields, yellow oxen pull carts across wooden bridges, and the trees along the streets have turned green. As the seasons change, the wanderer gazes at the falling cherry blossoms and wonders who shares their pain during the rainy season. Yet, they know that they are destined to meet.

In autumn, the wild grasses wither, and the corn and wheat turn orange. White ducks roam among the autumn vegetables. The wanderer and their companion cross the stone path in Chang'an, their eyes filled with affection. The river rises, and the wanderer's clothes flutter in the breeze. The sea water ripples, and the distant mountains are painted in green and red. The cherry blossoms stand alone, the trees withered and bare. The air is chilly, and the wanderer sleeps with a heavy heart.

In late winter, the setting sun casts a soft glow upon the streets as frost and snow cover the ground. The moon sets, and the crows cry out in the distance. The wanderer's heart is heavy, full of secrets and sorrow. As the darkness sets in, the cherry blossoms are shrouded in frost, and the cool breeze brings about a sense of sadness. The moon shines, and the wanderer sees a desolate city and old trees, with crows calling in the night. They recall the dream of cherry

 
 

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