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Ten years to master a spear, A hundred to master the sword, But an eternality to master the brush. A spear, I used, to hold a fortress, A sword unsheathed, the heavens fears, But a brush in hand, ten thousand enlightened. Ah, is not the spear a weapon of soldiers, The sword, the hero's friend, At last, the brush is the sage's kin. Why shed blood of a thousand men, Why not teach immortals and men.
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Mar 14, 2019
Mar 14, 2019 at 4:02 PM UTC
The willowing flower saves the crimson tiger
Ten years to master a spear, A hundred to master the sword, But an eternality to master the brush. A spear, I used, to hold a fortress, A sword unsheathed, the heavens fears, But a brush in hand, ten thousand enlightened. Ah, is not the spear a weapon of soldiers, The sword, the hero's friend, At last, the brush is the sage's kin. Why shed blood of a thousand men, Why not teach immortals and men.
The title is kind of abstract, sorry for that.
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Mar 14, 2019
Mar 14, 2019 at 4:02 PM UTC
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