There is only one bright moon in the sky, but countless moons on the earth.
A west wind blows from the west, bringing with it a thick cloud that obscures the moonlight from the sky.
Yet on the ground, countless bright moons rise, radiating a misty moonlight like water.
The moonlight of the Golden Empire not only shines like the silver glow of water but also resembles curved moon lanterns or circular moon-like lamps.
These moonlights hang under the eaves of every household in the empire, on the lamp masts along the wide avenues, and on the eaves of numerous roofless tall towers.
It's as if crescent moons hang on the tall towers, adorning them to resemble sacred creations in Lady Moon's garden.
"Such a vision, how could living beings not be enchanted? Such a kingdom, how could they not yearn for it?"
