Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
12th July 2010Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Meteor, Butterfly, Sword
Adapted from Gu Long's novel of same title, "A shooting star burns but briefly, but while it burns what other star in the heavens is as bright, as brilliant.? When a shooting star appears, not even the stars in the enduring constellations can match its light. The life of a butterfly is delicate, even more fragile than flowers, but alas it lives only in the spring. It is beauty, it is freedom, it is flight.
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