Love stories have transcended time and culture, capturing the hearts of people from generation to generation. Among the classic tales of love, the legend of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, also known as the "Butterfly Lovers," stands out as one of China's most cherished and enduring tales. This narrative not only reflects the power of love but also challenges societal norms and gender roles.

In Chinese mythology, the story of 牛郎 (niú láng) and 织女 (zhī nǚ), known as "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl," is a timeless tale of love that spans the celestial heavens. This ancient legend holds deep cultural significance and continues to inspire modern interpretations and applications.

In the Song Dynasty, there was a painter named Wen Youke. He wrote poems and articles very well. He was also good at drawing bamboo. His paintings of bamboo are so lifelike that they are praised by people. He used to grow bamboo around his house,

They lived in the East overseas. There was a big tree in the sea called Fu sang. Ten SUNS sleep under the branches. And come out in turn to serve in the sky and shine on the earth. But sometimes, they all come together to bring disaster to mankind.

In the State of Zhao, there was a piece of priceless treasure called "He Shi Bi". When the king of Qin heard about it, he wanted to buy it, but Lin Xiangru grabbed the round piece of he Clan and was ready to hit the wall.