At the grand vermillion gates, wine and meat spoils, while the road outside is paved with frozen bones.
Chinese poet
At the grand vermillion gates, wine and meat spoils, while the road outside is paved with frozen bones.
Chinese poet
From the poem 'The Grandeur of the Imperial Concubine', widely translated
c. 755 AD (approximate)
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