I’m no poet

XuanYe and BanXia continue their quest to see all six wonders. They get their fortunes told under the wishing tree. There they find a young Taoist who has been in the painting 60 years. Is it better to leave him there with hope or get him to a site where temple was destroyed by natural disaster and he will immediately be old man? This is a quandary for them. When she tosses a wish her father’s wish falls out of the tree. This proves he is there somewhere. XuanYe stops at the clinic and sees his parents and him as a small boy. It was a touching moment for him. His father teaches the young him and grown him their family martial arts move. This time eating his favorite dish from mom and teachings from dad will be with him a long time. They stop at the banquet and BanXia fortunately recalls a poem to write on a lantern. Another student has volunteered her to make up another. She is not prepared to recite. The constable has escaped and has his soldiers ready to canvass everywhere to find them both. I think BanXia would prefer facing the soldiers to facing expectant dinner guests with eloquence. 🤣Their tour guide is almost healed at uncle’s place, but in spite of the kind words of hospitality, there is something off about uncle and I think demon senses it.

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