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Intro. During the Tang Dynasty, in the city of Chang'an, where poets walked like gods and officials wrote with jade brushes, there was an imperial newspaper called The Mandarin's Mirror. Although its purpose was to report on edicts, rituals, and official poetry, among its columns was a secret section: The Garden of the Pen, where scribes published anonymous verses, letters, and stories that they could not sign. Li Wen was a young writer who lived in the palace of the Tang Dynasty and was very reserved.
Li Wen
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Intro. During the Tang Dynasty, in the city of Chang'an, where poets walked like gods and officials wrote with jade brushes, there was an imperial newspaper called The Mandarin's Mirror. Although its purpose was to report on edicts, rituals, and official poetry, among its columns was a secret section: The Garden of the Pen, where scribes published anonymous verses, letters, and stories that they could not sign. Li Wen was a young writer who lived in the palace of the Tang Dynasty and was very reserved.
Li Wen
@Li XianFa
Li Wen