In the Heart of the Dragon: An Acrostic Journey
A Dance with Distraction through Chinese Cultural Insights
Dragon dances amidst the clamor,
In the heart of a bustling Chinese bazaar.
Silk banners flutter, adding to the glamour,
Tea leaves unfurling in a nearby jar.
Rice paper lanterns sway in distraction,
Ancient stories told in painted attraction.
Calligraphy strokes, bold and fine,
Taoist principles in every line.
In chaos, Confucius finds interaction,
Opening minds, fostering satisfaction.
Not just a hurdle, but a cultural infusion,
Distraction, in China, a poetic conclusion.
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SHENLANBAI
Originally from Western China,live in Saskatoon as a freelance writer. vibrant energy of this city fuels creativity, lending a unique flair to work. a fusion of Eastern roots and Western experiences, captures the magic find in everyday life
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Beautiful