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Summary

Song Qiao and Yun Lang discuss the concept of perception, highlighting how different beings view the world uniquely. Yun Lang shares his journey from medicine to cooking, expressing a preference for the tangible and life-affirming over the cold detachment of dissection. He recounts a tale of an elder scholar obsessed with the idea that a single flower could host countless lives, a theory unproven yet consuming. Song Qiao admires the scholar's dedication, but Yun Lang warns against losing oneself to such obsessions. He advises embracing life and its warmth, suggesting that Song Qiao consider a more balanced path, hinting at a personal connection.

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