A gentle stream meanders through the mossy stones, humming ancient tales under the moon’s soft glow. Two fireflies dance above the water, weaving light into fleeting poems. An old willow dips its branches, listening to the night’s secrets. Some say the brook carries echoes of forgotten dreams—of scholars who once composed verses on its banks, of lovers who whispered promises by its flow. Tonight, the water murmurs a Tang poem from a thousand years past: ”Where are you going, sir, with wine in...