The
Name
of
the
Virgoan
Chinese
Girl
-
A
Trip
Down
Memory
Lane Wei
Ying
was
her
name
-
a
Virgoan
Chinese
girl
who
loved
all
things
ancient
and
Chinese.
Growing
up
in
a
small
town
in
the
northern
province
of
Hebei,
she
spent
most
of
her
days
lost
in
books
about
Chinese
history
and
culture. Wei
Ying
was
fiercely
proud
of
her
heritage,
and
she
loved
to
immerse
herself
in
the
stories
and
myths
that
made
her
country
so
unique.
From
the
beautiful
poetry
of
Tang
Dynasty
to
the
thrilling
tales
of
the
Three
Kingdoms
era,
she
was
fascinated
by
it
all. When
she
was
just
a
little
girl,
Wei
Ying's
parents
would
take
her
to
visit
ancient
temples
and
landmarks
throughout
China.
She
loved
exploring
the
ancient
ruins,
imagining
what
life
was
like
back
in
the
times
of
the
Ming
and
Qing
Dynasties. One
of
her
favorite
places
to
visit
was
the
Forbidden
City
in
Beijing.
As
she
walked
through
the
halls
of
the
imperial
palace,
she
would
close
her
eyes
and
try
to
imagine
what
life
was
like
for
the
emperors
and
their
concubines.
It
was
easy
to
get
lost
in
the
grandeur
and
majesty
of
it
all. But
it
wasn't
just
the
grandeur
of
China's
past
that
fascinated
Wei
Ying.
She
was
also
captivated
by
the
simple
beauty
of
ancient
Chinese
art
and
literature.
Her
favorite
poet
was
Li
Bai,
and
she
would
recite
his
verses
at
any
opportunity. Wei
Ying's
love
of
ancient
Chinese
culture
was
more
than
just
a
hobby.
It
was
a
part
of
who
she
was,
and
it
was
something
that
she
took
with
her
everywhere
she
went.
Even
when
she
moved
to
the
big
city
after
college,
she
still
made
time
to
visit
museums
and
art
galleries
that
showcased
China's
rich
history. Looking
back,
Wei
Ying
realizes
that
her
love
of
all
things
ancient
and
Chinese
gave
her
a
deep
sense
of
pride
and
connection
to
her
roots.
She
feels
grateful
to
have
had
the
opportunity
to
learn
so
much
about
China's
past
and
to
share
her
knowledge
with
others. In
the
end,
her
name
-
Wei
Ying
-
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the
perfect
reflection
of
her
love
for
China's
ancient
traditions.
It
wasn't
just
a
name,
it
was
a
reminder
of
all
the
things
she
loved
about
her
country
and
her
culture.