History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

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The passage describes a poetic moment where Ye Tian writes two extraordinary poems for his wife Bai Su Su during a public gathering. Initially challenged by He Feng about never writing poetry for his wife, Ye Tian responds by composing two stunning poems that praise Bai Su Su's beauty. The first poem describes her as a "peerless beauty" capable of toppling cities and kingdoms, while the second poem uses elegant metaphors comparing her beauty to dreaming clouds and celestial landscapes. The moment becomes a public declaration of love and poetic mastery, leaving Bai Su Su emotionally overwhelmed and onlookers amazed by Ye Tian's spontaneous poetic genius.

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