Other language: Vietnamese
Vernacular Jin Ping Mei.
Chapter 66: The Zither Boy Causes Trouble. [66]
Summary
In a quiet night, loneliness intertwines with blooming flowers. Ximen Qing prepares for his official duties, seeking financial help from Comte Ying for Wu Dian En, who needs silver for his upcoming official banquet and attire. Comte Ying generously agrees to lend him one hundred taels, assuring him of support during his new role. Ximen Qing showcases a rare rhinoceros horn belt, impressing Comte Ying. Wu Dian En expresses gratitude for the financial aid, which is crucial for his new position. As Wu Dian En is appointed, a grand celebration ensues, highlighting his new status. The narrative reflects themes of friendship, support, and the significance of social gatherings in official life.Full content
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