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<The magic of the white snake>(34-2)

2017-07-18 宋增科 草坪驿站

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席慕蓉诗中说,前世500年的回眸,换得今生的一次擦肩而过。

郭德纲相声说,前世500年的回眸,换得今生的无痛人流。

你说,前世500年的回眸,能换得今生的什么呢?


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Father Xu had not the time,nor patience for such  baffling message.

For days,his son refused to eat-quick help was  urgently required.

Before he could even utter  a reply,the old man grasped the boy,laughed and held his upside down over the  balustrade.

Instantly,the jiaozi fell out of the boy’s mouth and  down into the water-just as fresh and mouth-watering as it had been three  days ago.

Xu Xian’s appetite returned immediately-as if  nothing spectacular had ever happened  to him.

Bewildered but satified,Mr.Xu returned home with  son-of course,without ordering another jiaozi.

It happened at a time in the long-forgotten days of  the Southern Song Dynasty-for reasons not even known today,a very unusual  jiaozi fell over the railing of the broken bridge far down into the depths of  the West Lake.

An eerie  slience hovered above the lake-a subtle  force keeping the waves in motion.

Not even in the deepest regions of the lake could it  remain unnoticed that the jiaozi from the mouth of a young Chinese boy was a  very special one indeed.

In those days,a white snake named Bai suzhen lived  there just below the bridge.

Being of diving orgin,by living a pure,ascetic,and exemplary  life,she aspired for many years to become one with the mortal body.

A deep yearning for all human concerns touched her  heart

None of her desires was stronger than her devout wish to lead a  life amongst those beloved human beings.

Talking and dreaming about the life of mankind on  the banks of the West Lake,she spent long nights together with her best  friend Xiao Qing,a green snake who also lived quite close to the broken  bridge.

There were many things they had already heard about  the world of the humans-business and trade,music and dance,love and sorrow.

How they truly wished to experience the true  meannings behind all of these concepts!

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