Ancient Chinese Stories
Ancient Asian Fictions
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He said: I am Annie. I brought flowers for your younger daughter's hair. The merchant was delighted and brought the flower to his daughter and saw the beautiful flower. She used to her hair. Three days later, Annie was called home again. He said ,I have come to take the owner of the flower. The merchant thought about what to do. Finally he said, Come on.. Annie said: not possible. I have to take the girl. The merchant gave his little girl to Annie. She closed her eyes and rode her horse and walked.
When the girl opened her eyes, she saw a very large and beautiful garden. It came from every flower and bush. Annie said, Here's your house. It's been a few days. The girl only saw herself and she ate and slept and walked, but she was always alone. One day, he missed his parents. Annie came. He said why are you upset? The girl said, I miss my parents. He said, I'll take you to them tomorrow.
Annie closed the girl's eyes tomorrow and rode her horse to the merchant's house. The girl went inside. He was talking to everyone and they were talking and the girl said, I'm alone in the garden. I also have a servant who does everything. Food is also abundant. The girl's aunt was with them, she said.
My daughter you have a husband. Now let's see what the night you want to sleep gives you to eat. The girl said, a cup of tea.
Aunt said: Don't drink tea one night and take your finger and put salt on it so you don't fall asleep. Then see what happens. The girl said okay. Tomorrow, Annie came and took the girl back to the garden. night. Annie brought tea. The secret girl poured tea under the rug. Cut off his finger and pour salt on it and fall asleep.
Halfway through the night he heard footsteps as he saw the lantern seized, and behind him a young, handsome boy, like the moon, coming toward him. The young boy asked her, Is she okay? He said yes sir. The young man asked, Did you eat the tea? He said yes sir.
Details
- Publication Date
- Aug 11, 2025
- Language
- English
- Category
- Fiction
- Copyright
- All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
- Contributors
- By (author): Seyed E. Zamani
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