长亭岸
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“长亭岸” translates to ‘Long Pavillion Bank.’ In ancient China, people would often say farewell at pavilions by the roadside ('long pavilion') near water bodies like rivers. Thus, this pseudonym implies scenes of parting sorrow and nostalgia, as well as appreciation of classical beauty found in literature and art during farewells in ancient Chinese stories.