Dream of the Nile II

Author: Tongyin
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Fantasy queen You Sulan personally illustrated, the first time recommending new talent works to the mainland, a perfect portrayal of the classic comic "Nile River Daughter," epic grandeur in description, and a lingering love song. Since when did I become deeply attracted to Chinese classical literature? Whenever I have free time, I always hold onto Tang and Song poetry, lingering in the true character and rich charm of the ancients. Thus, I often casually jot down notes and doodles, and without realizing it, I became connected with writing. Each of my personal essays points towards my inner world. In my middle school days, by chance, I stepped into the world of ancient Egypt and became utterly captivated by two equally ancient, splendid, and long-standing civilizations, unable to extricate myself. The wind from those distant years subtly guided me to pursue distant dreams, chasing after my unique spirit and comfort. In ancient China, there is a short verse: "I live at the head of the river, you at the tail, we share the same river water." It seems that love is always stirred by the flow of water. Therefore, the Nile inevitably connects the two hearts of the male and female protagonists across time in the story. In this symphony of dreams, I wish to express my yearning and reflections on fate and love! Since when did I become deeply attracted to Chinese classical literature? Whenever I have free time, I always hold onto Tang and Song poetry, lingering in the true character and rich charm of the ancients. Thus, I often casually jot down notes and doodles, and without realizing it, I became connected with writing. Each of my personal essays points towards my inner world. In my middle school days, by chance, I stepped into the world of ancient Egypt and became utterly captivated by two equally ancient, splendid, and long-standing civilizations, unable to extricate myself. The wind from those distant years subtly guided me to pursue distant dreams, chasing after my unique spirit and comfort. In ancient China, there is a short verse: "I live at the head of the river, you at the tail, we share the same river water." It seems that love is always stirred by the flow of water. Therefore, the Nile inevitably connects the two hearts of the male and female protagonists across time in the story. In this symphony of dreams, I wish to express my yearning and reflections on fate and love!