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As opposed to strawberry fields
(…which I’m told are forever) 滄海変じて桑田となる (Soukai henjite souden to naru; “The sea becomes a field of mulberries.”) Definition: The world is full of dramatic changes. If you stop paying attention to something for a few years, when you next … Continue reading
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Tagged change, 神仙伝, mulberry, mutability, ocean, Shenxian Zhuan, terraforming, The Beatles, 桑田, 滄海
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