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The bright moon hangs high, shining through past and present, illuminating the dream of a golden age. A clear song drifts from beyond the clouds: neither string nor flute, but the pure, echoing breath of heaven and earth. Draped in sheer flowing gossamer, the female outfit scatters soft moonlight...

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