Have I Become a Poetry Immortal by Listening to Songs Every Day?.

Summary

Chen Changsheng, a wealthy young master from Qingyuan Prefecture, gained fame for keeping his word to remain celibate for five years. He visits Yang Ao, a local official, and his daughter Yang Qing Ya. Chen impresses them with his poetic talents by composing "Dian Jiang Chun," a poem that vividly captures his first meeting with Yang Qing Ya. The poem showcases Chen's literary prowess and stirs Yang Qing Ya's emotions. Yang Ao attempts to establish a closer relationship between Chen and his daughter. Chen skillfully navigates the social interaction, praising Yang Qing Ya while maintaining his confidence in his own abilities. The encounter ends with both Yang Ao and Yang Qing Ya admiring Chen's talents. Chen then leaves to address a crowd gathered outside, recognizing the importance of winning public support in a culture that values literary accomplishments.

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