β Scribed by Bell Yung
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In this biography of Tsar The-yun, centenarian poet, calligrapher, and qin master, Yung tells the story of a life steeped in the refined arts faithful to the traditional way of the Chinese literati.
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