Eastern shame girl

a somber cloud, the waves in the river's heart broke into boili

as as beautiful as a flower or a jade. In

Sun; but these, in terror and dismay, made haste to push

selessly for the death of Shih-niang. Because of his remorse, he bec

ht he saw Shih-niang standing in front of him all day and ever

halted at Kua-chow. Leaning over the river to take up some water in a bronze basin,

ed it, and it was full of pearls and precious stones. He rewar

the river, and he recognized Shih-niang. She drew near, wishing him ten tho

ave me. I have not forgotten your generosity, and I have place

nd he sighed for a long time afte

niang, and he is therefore stupid, unrefined, and unworthy of mention of his past actions. There was no one more heroic than Shih-niang. As far back as ancient times, she was unique. The question is, why did she not meet a charming companion, some phoen

drowned in the