Spring Comes to Lake Shanghai

Spring Comes to Lake Shang­hai, by Wu Li. 17th Century

It’s been a long win­ter. Like win­ter would never leave. Ever leave. Even though it was fairly mild where I live, the mood was win­ter for a long time. The mind of win­ter. The soul of cold. Per­haps it’s the state of the world. The econ­omy. The cul­tural and polit­i­cal fights. End­less and ulti­mately bor­ing. Per­haps. That said, spring is here and just in nick of time.

By the way, who is this Nick char­ac­ter and what did he do with Chronos?

 

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