I understand, ” she says, and then she quotes Du Fu: “The country is broken, but the mountains and rivers remain.” Her eyes flash; he catches sight of the fire in this modest woman. “We are the mountains and rivers, ” he says, impressed. “No matter what the country is called.

Shawna Yang Ryan
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