Nián yān Sh? yu m: n, an idiom in China, is pronounced as Niá n yā n Shi Yu m: n, which means a long time ago, and comes from Preface to Dai Mingshi in Qing Dynasty.

Explore the historical truth of that year from the past that vanished into nothing, and reproduce the lives of characters with different personalities.

Idioms solitaire:

Time is out of reach → Kissing → Kissing → Desperate → When I was in Shi Huo → Eccentricity → strewn at random → Zhiyuan has a heavy responsibility → Heavy happiness and tired leaves → Ye Gong is a good dragon → The leader has plenty of food and clothing → The participants are not busy → There are mistakes in busy → Fighting at random → Getting off the Balinese → People are afraid of danger →

Time is far away → immortality → rotten bones and heavy meat → unabashed eyebrows → beaming → pleasing the nearest distance → farsightedness → calculating the best strategy → galloping on horseback → public outcry → However, the chaff shines on itself → scripted → sitting on the stove charcoal → going south → sleeping in the north window → sitting on the floor → sitting on the tree without words.

Time is far away → far away → gathering fireflies to reflect snow → snowflakes flying → dancing with knives and axes → dancing with horses and feet → gathering dead trees in Ji Xiang, Sha Ou → regeneration → vitality → flying into a rage → glaring → sharp-edged → living in the present age → living like a year → the end of the year → holding the column at its tail → tilting the column slightly →