Other language: Vietnamese
History: Scholar of the Great Xia.
Chapter 34: Drunk in the Flower's Shade. [34]
Summary
The passage describes a poetry gathering where Ye Tian's poems have captivated the audience, causing women to admire him and men to acknowledge his talent. He Feng attempts to challenge Bai Su Su by demanding she recite a Chongyang Festival poem. Ye Tian intervenes and shares Bai Su Su's poem "Drunk in the Flower's Shade," a beautifully crafted piece that describes the Double Ninth Festival with rich imagery of autumn, wine, and emotional depth. The scene highlights the social dynamics of literary competitions and romantic interactions in a classical Chinese setting.Full content
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