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3.2.12A《 红豆》

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Wang Wei, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty wrote a famous poem about the red beans, which made it more well-known as a symbol for deep love. As the ancient love token, red beans symbolize love and fidelity in Chinese culture. 

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The red bean grows in southern lands.
With spring its slender tendrils twine.
Gather for me some more, I pray,
Of fond remembrance is the sign.

红豆生南国,春来发几枝。

愿君多采撷,此物最相思。

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