第四百七十一篇第四百七十一篇Story Four Hundred and Seventy-One

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Story Four Hundred and Seventy-One · Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

Liu Quan

A line drawing in the manner of a late-Qing lithographed edition: in the covered gallery of a City God's temple by day, a countryman in a head-wrap and short gown reaches up to scrape bird droppings from the brow of a clay official statue that holds a tray of melons on a stone plinth, with a lattice window, offering table, incense burner, broom, a sparrow on the beam, and a gnarled cypress in the courtyard beyond.

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