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The Fault in Our Stars

***The Fault in Our Stars*** is a novel by author John Green. It follows the story of a teen suffering from cancer and her boyfriend, Augustus, who also has cancer.

## Plot

Late into Hazel Grace Lancaster's seventeenth year, her mother decided she was depressed. Hazel would read the same book over and over again, and didn't get out of the house much. Her doctor says it's a side affect of cancer, but Hazel says it's a side affect of dying. Hazel's doctor recommends a support group for Hazel to go to, which she goes to because she wants to make her parents happy.

At the support group, Hazel meets Augustus Waters, a friend of a friend. After the support session is over, the two go to Gus's house to watch a movie. Hazel makes Gus read *An Imperial Affliction*, only if she reads *The Price of Dawn* will Gus read it. Hazel reads *The Price of Dawn*, and Gus reads *AIA*. When he finishes it, he consults Hazel about the cliff-hanger ending, who understands his pain. Gus contacts the author of the book, Peter van Houten, and asks him about the ending. Van Houten doesn't tell him directly because such details could be used to make an unofficial sequel.

After Hazel gets over a cancer scare, Hazel and Augustus travel to Amsterdam to meet van Houten. Peter does not give them the information they're looking for, but instead makes Hazel angry because he wouldn't tell them the ending. The two go with van Houten's assistant, Lidewig, to the Anne Frank house. There, Hazel and Gus share their first kiss.

After leaving the house, the couple goes back to the hotel they're staying at, where they proceed to have intercourse. The next day, Gus tells Hazel that his cancer is back, and that he is dying.

They return to Indiana, and Gus dies a little while after returning.
Rick Riordan

Patrick Riordan (Son)

*The Widower's Two-Step* (1998)

*The Last King of Texas* (2000)

*The Devil Went Down to Texas* (2001)

*Southtown* (2004)

*Mission Road* (2005)

*Rebel Island* (2007)

*Percy Jackson and the Olympians*:

*The Lightning Thief* (2005)

*The Sea of Monsters* (2006)

*The Titan's Curse* (2007)The Battle of the Labyrinth *(2008)*The Last Olympian *(2009)*

*The Heroes of Olympus*:

*The Lost Hero* (2010)

*The Son of Neptune* (2011)

*The Mark of Athena* (2012)

*The House of Hades* (2013)

*The Blood of Olympus* (2014)

*The Kane Chronicle*s:

*The Red Pyramid* (2010)

*The Throne of Fire* (2011)

*The Serpents Shadow* (2012)

*Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard*:

*The Sword of Summer* (2015)

*The Hammer of Thor* (2016)

*The Ship of the Dead* (2017)

*The Trials of Apollo*:

*The Hidden Oracle* (2016)

*The Dark Prophecy* (2017)

*The Burning Maze* (2018)

*The Tyrant's Tomb* (2019)

*The Tower of Nero* (2020)

Companion Books:

*Demigod Files* (2009)

*Percy Jackson: Ultimate Guide* (2010)

*Demigod Diaries* (2012)

*The Kane Chronicles Survival Guide* (2012)

*Percy Jackson's Greek Gods* (2014)

*Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes* (2014)

*Hotel Valhalla Guide to the Norse Worlds* (2016)

*Camp Half-Blood Confidential* (2017)

*Brooklyn House Magician's Manual* (2018)

*9 from the Nine Worlds* (2018)

*Camp Jupiter Classified* (2020)

Short Stories:

*The Singer of Apollo* (2013)

*The Son of Sobek* (2013)

*The Staff of Serapis* (2014)

*The Crown of Ptolemy* (2015)

*39 Clues*:

The Maze of Bones (2008)
Bailiang

**Bailiang** (百粮; *bǎiliáng*) is a town located in Jidong District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, it has a population of around 66,000. It is the second-largest town in the prefecture.

Bailiang began as a small farming township governed by the Nanyang clan, who were constantly competing with the neighbouring Yao clan for power over Ji's eastern reaches. Although the Nanyang were in fact immigrants from Mian Prefecture who had descended from an extinct family of that region, they were determined to extend their control and own at least half of Ji Prefecture. The Yao, who were descended from the first settlers of the land, saw the Nanyang as invaders, and hostility constantly brewed between the two families.

By the mid-1100s, Bailiang was producing crops such as wheat and millet, but it was also a stand of defence for the Nanyang, who invested considerable time and materials into constructing Bailiang Castle which became their base of operations. Finally, in 1190, the Battle of Eastern Ji (贝纪的蒯) occurred and war broke out. The Yao were unseated from their position of power, and the Nanyang went on to become the governers of almost all of Ji Prefecture's eastern lands.

In modern times, Bailiang's economy focuses on the production and processing of crops and vegetables, and over 40% of the town's area is dedicated to commercial farmland. Many of its residents also work in the nearby city of Kundao.
Arthur Conan Doyle

Sir **Arthur Conan Doyle** was a British writer and physician. His most famous character and story is *Sherlock Holmes*, who was created in 1887 for the story *A Study in Scarlet*, the first of four novels and fifty-six short stories about Dr. Watson and Holmes. Doyle is often referred to as "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" or "Conan Doyle".

## Early Life

Doyle was born on May 22, 1859, at 11 Picardy Place, Edinburgh, Scotland. His father, Charles Altamont Doyle, was born in England of Irish Catholic descent. Doyle's mother, Mary, was Irish Catholic. In 1864, the family scattered because of Charles's growing alcohol problem, and the children were temporarily housed across Edinburgh. Arthur stayed with Mary Burton, his friend's aunt, at Liberton Bank House on Gilmerton Road while studying at Newington Academy.
Grand Moff Randd

"*We're headed toward a large standoff with the rebels. We're committing a fair portion of the fleet, and if the damned Rebellion wants to stand a chance of keeping that sector, they'll have to do the same. This promises to be the largest battle since Endor.*"
―Grand Moff Randd
**Randd** was a male human that served the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War as Grand Moff of the Exterior in the Outer Rim Territories. Sometime after the Rebellion on Akiva, he was considered one of the most elite Imperial officers left surviving. Because of this, he was selected by Fleet Admiral Gallius Rax, *de facto* commander of the Imperial Navy, to be part of his Shadow Council, the proposed successor to the Imperial Ruling Council, with Grand Admiral Rae Sloane as its figurehead. As such, he was present at the meeting where Rax set the stage for the Battle of Jakku. Days before the battle, Randd was aboard the space station Wrath over Ponemah Terminal where he promoted Ciena Ree to the rank of Captain of the Star Destroyer *Inflictor*. He was also responsible for the tactics used in the battle and although the Empire lost the battle, he himself survived, going on the form the Queluhan Nebula Imperial remnant.
Baldi

## Description

Baldi's the main character of BBFMD. His goal is to kill the player due to his mistakes.

On Normal School maps, he firstly greets the player and after the player has gone far from Baldi, Baldi starts chasing him.

On Older Floors of the game (prior to v1.4) Baldi was instantly starting chasing the Player, without a greet.

## Values

* He can walk through walls
	+ With exception the "Balloon Challenge" map which he actually, gets pushed way too much when he touches a wall.
* He can open/close doors.
* He has many bugs.
* He has many sounds (normal and some creepy versions of other ones).

## Changes (until v1.5)

v1.1 - v1.3.5 update:

Nothing mentioned.

v1.3.8 update:

* Baldi's move was fixed (instead of instantly go towards the player, now he waits a bit before he goes on).

v1.4.5 update:

* Baldi's talking speed animation (on the save screen) setted to 0.001 (1 millionsecond)

v1.4.7 Update:

* Baldi's head (when you open a door) was fixed. Prior to this update it could only been seen when you were taking a notebook.

v1.5 Update:

* Fixed a bug that Baldi's head was always appearing on the screen, when you were using a chalk eraser, on Library Maze map.
* On some maps, Baldi doesn't waits the Player at some points of the game (Not mentioned on devlog)

Others:

Nothing mentioned (due to some crashes of the game).

## Bugs (the most seen)

* When a BSODA touches him, if he gets pushed by the left side of the spray, then he will walk right instead of left.
	+ That also happens when he's been touched by Gotta Sweep.
* When you touch Baldi, while holding the apple, his voiceline will stop and repeat.
* Camping Baldi, will continue talking, even if when his voiceline has stopped.

## Audio

Baldi's Basics Floor Maps Demo!
The game is still in development,
so everything seen here's subject
to change!!!!!!!
enter the Main
soon!!!
is pushed to the Math
Machine. Also plays
when you put more
than 10 sticks into the
fire (which gives 30
lot! It's good you came! 'Cuz you
were taught! Now that you know...
To use your brain! l'll let you go! 'Till you
come again!!!
the ending room.

## Bookmarks

1. ↑ https://chris24xd.itch.io/baldis-basics-floor-maps-demo/devlog/159797/bad-news-about-v15
https://chris24xd.itch.io/baldis-basics-floor-maps-demo/devlog/163597/again-bad-new-about-v15
Zeixin

**Zeixin** (贼信; *zéi-xín*) is a traditional, religious method of communicating with spirits of the dead which is prevalent in Kanton mourning culture.

## Etymology

The word 贼 (*zéi*) means "ghost" or "spirit", while the word 信 (*xín*) means "letter" or "message".

There are also other types of this common tradition, such as:

* 古信 (*gǔ-xín*) - the practice of sending a message to a long-deceased ancestor, usually asking for aid or guidance of some kind.
* 吏泽信 (*lì zé xín*) - literally "recent-death message". A letter addressed to a loved one who is recently deceased, wishing them good luck in the afterlife.
* 爱泽信 (*ài zé xín*) - a romantic message to a spirit. These kinds of letters can also be sent to a deceased spouse, asking permission for remarriage.
* 妾泽信 (*qiè zé xín*) - a message to a deceased child, usually delivered with a picture instead of written words. This practice was especially common in the medieval period, when children were very much at risk of dying young.

## Practice

*Zeixin* stations are found in almost all moon-gardens across Kanton, providing scented paper (只弹) and calligraphy pens (绍具笔). Once the message has been written, the paper is burned using an incense candle which is lit and set to the paper. The paper releases the scent as it disintegrates and creates a pleasant atmosphere.

Visitors may also bring their own writing utensils from home, especially if they have sentimental value.
Quicksand World

**Quicksand World** is a large area accessible by going through the black portal in Hell.

## Features

A location befitting of one of Hell's connections, Quicksand World is a looping, metal-themed area named after the North American band *Quicksand.* Along the way, there are four people here to keep a lookout for, namely those referencing said band's members: Walter Schreifels, Sergio Vega, Tom Capone, Alan Cage, Stephen Brodsky. Interacting with any of them will send them to their respective side of the pentagram at the middle of the area, and if you manage to find all of them, heading to the bottom side of the pentagram will teleport Nire and the band members to an outdoor stage at daytime with a crowd, where Nire is part of the front row. Quicksand, now on the stage, then plays one of their songs, *Thorn in my Side*, where Nire wakes up after the performance. However, if you managed to kill all 28 of the demons lurking here, and have the Pianica effect as well, Nire would be invited to perform together with Quicksand, this time playing *Cosmonauts*, at night.
Bianmi

**Bianmi** (变咪, *biànmī*) is a city located in Xingceng District, Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, the city has an estimated population of 126,000.

## History

### Early history

Bianmi was established in the early 9th century by a son of the Pang clan chief, and was originally founded as a farming township. The area flourished with the production of a variety of crops, including apples, wheat, rice, plums and potatoes. In the mid-1200s, Bianmi Castle was built on the ruins of the former fortress constructed in the 10th century, and can still be visited by tourists.

### 20th century

In the early 1900s, Bianmi became known as a centre for agriculture and food production for the southern region of Xingsu Prefecture. Its population grew as it expanded and absorbed multiple other settlements into its wards, eventually reaching city status in 1914.

In 1937, Bianmi Castle underwent refurbishment, with a number of lost and previously undiscovered artifacts being returned to the castle.

In 1956, Bianmi's southern ward became a place of heavy processing and industry, and the city began to produce more refined products alongside its raw materials.

In 1981, Bianmi University was opened to the public in the city's eastern ward.

### 21st century

In 2007, Bianmi Castle was officially closed for public visiting due to multiple instances of property being damaged.
Level Generator

"An older version of Level Generator."

## Description

Level Generator is future mode (not completly decided if this will be also available for non-betatester users). A idea of that mode was in a crashed edition of BBFMD on the v1.4 update.

## Baldi's Basics Random Generated Levels Demo

On BBRGLD, instead of a simple level, levels are randomly generated. In a RGL, the generator does the followings...

1. Makes the floor.
2. Makes the walls.
3. Makes the classrooms.
	* Also makes the notebooks
4. Makes the factuly rooms.
5. Makes the Machines.
6. Makes the Elevators.
7. Creates the Characters (WIP).

## Bookmarks

1. ↑ Non-Betatesters couldn't have Baldi's Basics Random Generated Levels Demo.
Yuque Wiki

**Welcome to the Yuque Wiki!**
*yuque is a Yume Nikki Fangame that was made by 794810 on RPG Maker 2000.*

Anyone is free to help with this wiki, as it is currently unfinished.

## Contents

PlaceholderEventsPlaceholderDream WorldsPlaceholderEffectsPlaceholderMinor CharactersPlaceholderNirePlaceholderDownloads (Please don't yell at me..)

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Snow World

**Snow World** is one of the main areas accessible from the Nexus.

## Features

Snow World is an openly-looping world with trees, a few snow bumps, and holes. There are also yellow striped fences that can be found in the world.

The Polar Bear effect can be found in this world. Simply by heading north-west from the nexus entrance, you should find a floating bear head. Interacting with it gives you the effect. Something to know is that it moves around quickly, which can be a little challenge trying to catch it.

North-east from the flying bear head, you can find a hole with a screw attached to a lead. Interacting with it takes you to the Flesh Bone Maze.
Great Xingkuai Earthquake

The **1860 Great Xingkuai earthquake** (坎行块單谋铠; *kǎn xíngkuàidān móukǎi*), also known as the North Xingsu Earthquake, was one of the major diasters of the Pao Period. The earthquake occured on April 13th, sometime between midnight and 4am. Its epicentre was located only 2 miles outside of Shenmian and caused catastrophic damage to the city, with a death toll of 1,000-2,500. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.5 and also triggered flooding from the nearby Tao River.

The damage caused by the quake almost completely destroyed the city of Shenmian, and almost every ward had to be rebuilt. A multitude of ancient shrines scattered throughout the region were also lost, and it is estimated that almost 20,000 buildings were reduced to debris. Subsequent fires spread throughout the southern and eastern districts, causing extensive damage to any structures that might have survived the tremour. The earthquake resulted in 63 aftershocks, which spread throughout the prefecture with varying intensity.
Genju

**Genju** (亘举; *gènjǔ*) is a city located in Xingkuai District, in Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, the city has a population of 620,000.

## Etymology

The character 亘 is loaned from the name of nearby Gen Lake, which flows west of the city. The secondary word 举 translates to "forest", and references a wood that supposedly surrounded the town in its early years. Through heavy deforestation, the trees were eventually completely removed from the area.

## History

### Early history

Genju was established as a travellers' town or *wangman* in the early 1100s, and grew quickly due to frequent traffic from other parts of southern Xingsu. A number of old nutou from this period have been carefully preserved and function as open-air museums in modern times.

In the 1200s, Genju became the base of operations for the Xing clan, whose soldiers used the town as a military outpost. Genju's population expanded rapidly during this time and it became known colloquially as Songman, meaning "soldier's town". During the 16th and 17th centuries, Genju grew as a market and trading centre for the surrounding area, especially the nearby city of Shenmian. During this period it was often called 沈免评列 ("Shenmian's little sister") and experienced another growth in population.

### 20th century

In the 1940s, Genju's southern ward was designated as an industrial district, and the city began to produce machinery and automation which could be exported nationally and globally. A large employment market opened up in the city, increasing the population and encouraging emigrants from smaller nearby settlements.

In 1954, Genju Shipyard was constructed in the city's eastern ward, which was connected closely to Hongkai Harbour. The shipyard operated successfully for decades until finally closing in 2016.

In 1973, the Central Genju Market was opened in the city centre, advertised as one of the largest nighttime markets in the country. It became extremely successful and well-known across Kanton for its wide variety of vendors and products. The market is also known for selling traditional medicines.

In 1988, Genju absorbed the nearby village of Haosha into its southern ward.

### 21st century

In 2001, Genju University was opened in the city's eastern ward.

In 2016, Genju Shipyard closed down due to a dramatic drop in global sales.

## Geography

Genju is situated close to the Tao River, and lies south of Gen Lake. It faces the city of Shenmian, which sits on the other side of the Tao.

Genju typically experiences light rainfall in July or August, with generally cool weather all year round. In winter, snow is very uncommon, but frost and ice often leave roads in unusable conditions.

## Economy

For many years, Genju's economy has relied heavily on its production of machinery and automation, along with the shipbuilding business. Nowadays, however, many more fields of employment have opened within and without the city. Fishing has seen a surge of growth over the past ten years, with many entrepeneurs setting up their own businesses.
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Tao River

The **Tao River** (縚免; *tāo-miǎn*) is a river that flows north past the cities of . Its source lies in the Kawu Mountains, and its destination lies into Gen Lake. The Tao can be crossed by way of the Tao Bridge, which can be accessed a few miles from Genju.

Both the main river itself and Gen Lake are navigatable for boats, and fishing is a popular activity along their banks.

It is the longest river in Kanton.
Yuyang

**Yuyang** (余杨塞; *yúyáng-sāi*) is a semi-mythical figure of west Kanton legend, known as a *sai* or 'knight' under the first Emperor Luanshan. It is said that he accomplished many amazing and borderline supernatural feats, including but not limited to:

* swimming the East China Sea in a raft made from oak leaves
* climbing Mount Zhangshan with only the clothes on his back
* battling and defeating the Dragon of Hansai
* eating lit coals and breathing fire
* inventing a castle which could walk of its own accord
* hunting three hundred deer in just one day
* freezing water into ice with his own cold breath

In addition, Yuyang was said to have psychic abilities, along with supreme intelligence and strength which made him almost invincible in battle. According to folktale, Yuyang's final accomplishment was discovering how to live forever. He lived on as an ageless spirit, and disappeared into the Yangdu Mountains, never to be seen again by any mortal being.

Some sources say that Yuyang may have been based on the real *sai* Kanggai, who worked for Emperor Luanshan near the end of his life.
Shoufu Castle

**Shoufu Castle** (手富; *shǒufù*) is a historic castle located in the town of Kunfu, Xingkuai District, Xingsu Prefecture. The castle was originally built by the Shou clan, descendents of the Pang, in 1342.

## History

During its time, Shoufu Castle served as a political centre for south Xingsu clans, and was often utilised as a summit point for meetings held between *kong*. It was built both as a home and defence building, though historians agree that its means of protection were remarkably weak compared to similar castles of the period. Originally the fortress would have been smaller, but over time extensions were added.

## Features

The castle resembles many others built in the Mian Period, and has a number of distinctive features. The outer wall or *nuan* encircles the entire building, and the entrance is sparsely decorated. Shoufu also has a watchtower, though it is very short and squat, and hardly reaches above the highest roof. It also includes an underground storage basement, a very common feature in that time.

Some rooms inside the castle have been reconstructed to resemble their original state, such as the main solar, two master bedrooms, and the kitchen area.
Fanchong

**Fanchong** (矾崇; *fánchóng*) is the last Qiren shrine or temple visit of the year. It usually occurs in the last week of December, around two weeks before the first visit of the New Year, known as *hanchong*. This visit is generally considered much less significant than *hanchong* and places of worship observe much lower numbers of visitors.

Generally, *fanchong* entails a brief period of worship or prayer inside a temple or beside a shrine, often asking spirits to forgive any sins committed over the last twelve months. Repentance and promises of resolution are common. In some regions, children are encouraged to write letters of gratitude or apology to their older family members to make up for any bad behaviour, or simply to express appreciation for the hard work of their elders.
Fusun

**Fusun** (付损; *fùsǔn*) is a village located in Xingkuai District, Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of 9,500, making it the largest in the prefecture. Fusun has a history of incorporating surrounding hamlets into its area. The last settlement to be absorbed was the hamlet of Hanjie which was absorbed in 1989. The village itself is situated on the northern coastline of Xingsu Prefecture.

Fusun is best known for its noodle-based cuisine, most famously the local dish *niànduō* (捻多) which includes distinctive 'twisted' noodles in a creamy fish sauce.

Fusun was first settled by the Lao clan in the 7th century, but was abandoned later for unknown reasons. It remained untouched for almost 700 years, and eventually its community, housing and farmland disintegrated in disuse. In the 1300s Fusun was discovered once again by the Xing clan, who quickly settled the coastal village and built on the ancient ruins. From then, Fusun's population grew rapidly as it experienced a revival.

In modern times, Fusun is a primary exporter of seafood- and noodle-based cuisine, though it also relies heavily on tourism. The village is known to be surrounded with hundreds of small shrines and temples built centuries ago, many of which are dedicated to minor ocean deities.
Ruanbu

**Ruanbu** (软埠; *ruǎnbù*) is a town located in Fengnan District, in Feng Prefecture. As of 2018 it has a population of around 30,000.

The town is popular with tourists due to its various museums and natural history exhibits which showcase the development of the local area. Ruanbu was originally established by the Tiao as a very small market town, positioned near the southern Ji border for cross-prefectural trade.

Over the centuries, Ruanbu grew into a larger and more prosperous town, mainly focused on farming and horticulture. In modern times, there are numerous garden centres and 'flower parks' throughout the town which are open to the public. The largest of these, Ruanbu Sun-garden, requires a small fee to enter.

The town is also known for its unique cuisine, which often uses edible flowers as garnish or decoration.
Xingshui Waterfall

The **Xingshui Waterfall** (行水彩; *xíngshuǐ cǎi*) is a waterfall located in the city of Xingshui, in Xingjiang District, Xingsu Prefecture. It stems from the northern foothills of the Yangdu range. The waterfall is known by other names, such as Hongcai and Zhuoxing-cai.

The waterfall was named after its nearby city, Xingshui, but was referred by different names before its founding. Before being settled by the Jin clan, the area was known primarily for its waterfall, and was in fact called 斯彩有 ("little waterfall hill"). However, the waterfall itself was not named.

In the mid 1840s, Emperor Kangzou expressed interest in the waterfall and named it "the loveliest waterfall in west Kanton". His praise attracted many intrigued visitors to the region. A few years later, it was named Hongcai (红彩; "resplendant waterfall").

Later, in the 1920s, the waterfall's existing name was changed once more to Zhuoxing-cai (桌行彩; literally "red waterfall of Xingsu"). In this context, the use of the adjective 'red' was most likely a reference to the current Emperor Jinzang, who had become associated with the colour.

Its current name was decided upon in 2013, changed for logistical reasons.
Hanchong

**Hanchong** (韩崇; *hánchóng*) is the first Qiren shrine or temple visit of the Kantonese New Year. It is customary to visit on the first day of the New Year (New Year's Day), in order to cleanse one's body and soul and develop goodwill with the spirits for the next twelve months ahead. Generally, visitors will buy a prophecy or 闲信 (xianxin) and accompanying good luck charm (闲守; xianshou) in order to see the predictions for the coming year of their life. Worship at temples is often brief, as most people prefer to pray privately within their own homes.

Some shrines and temples have millions of visitors over the three or four days of New Years' celebrations. Qihai Temple, for example, had 2.15 million visitors in 2015, and many others experienced similarly high numbers. Due to the sheer amount of people visiting these sacred sites, some temples may close temporarily just after New Year in order to thoroughly cleanse the building and rid it of any mixed or negative energy.

The last shrine or temple visit of the year is called *fanchong*, and usually occurs in the last week of December.
Yangyan

**Yangyan** (阳岩; *yángyán*) is a town located in Xingjiang District, Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of 42,000.

Yangyan has experienced a recent spurt in tourism due to the historical value of its ancient castle, Yangyan-mang, which was built approximately 650 years ago. Since receiving World Heritage Site status in 1978, the castle and its grounds have undergone multiple repairs and refurbishments to create an attractive tourist site for the village. As of now, it is Yangyan's most lucrative source of income.

Before the influx of tourists, Yangyan's economy mainly relied on cloth production. Nowadays, the majority of its population work in larger neighbouring towns and cities, the closest being Kanchan and Hongkai. Due to this, it is unofficially recognised as a bedroom community.
Wudai

**Wudai** (无代; *wùdái*) is a city located in Xingbang District, in Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of 180,000. It is situated north of Luanqin, its sister city.

Wudai was founded in the 1100s, built from the ruins of an old township settled in the early Nen Period. It was first populated by Xing soldiers during the conquest of north Xingsu and was used as a military base, during which time it was known as 无诵 (*wùsòng*; "home of the soldiers"). After the coronation of Emperor Luanshan and the dissolution of the Xing clan in 1740, the town was renamed 无代 (meaning "home bank") due to its riverside location.

In 1803, due to heavy flooding as a result of its coastal location, the town was destroyed beyond repair and residents were forced to evacuate. The town was re-established further inland, but only survived due to an influx of refugees from Zhangqin who were also escaping floods. Over the years, the settlement grew larger, and gained city status in 2004.
Yulai

**Yulai** (予来; *yǔlái*​​​​​) is a city located in Jikan District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, the city has a population of 340,000.

## History

Yulai was established by the Mei clan during the early Mian Period, and was originally developed as a trade centre for the hundreds of traders and merchants who worked and travelled in Ji Prefecture. However, by the beginning of the 1300s Yulai had become the centre of the most productive agriculture in midwestern-Kanton, and this began a large wave of migration into the town.

By the late Kuai Period, Yulai was well-known as a flourishing farming town, and it was one of the few areas in Ji Prefecture which offered a large number of well-paying farm jobs. This period of wealth and success continued for over three centuries, until farmland was reclaimed by the local government in the 1700s. This began the steady decline of Yulai's population, which continues to this day.

Yulai is also the home of two temples. The first and oldest is Yulai Temple, which is dedicated to the deity Duanhun. The temple is thought to have been constructed in the late 13th century by an unknown local religious authority. The second is Hanghai Temple, a huge and lavishly-constructed building which is one of the most well-known and most frequently-visited temple in western Kanton.

## Geography

Yulai is located near to the cities of Taomang and Touyan, and lies on a flat plain on the west bank of the Yu River. The city is known for its cool summers and rather cold winters, which often result in thick frost or snow.

## Economy

Yulai's proximity to neighbouring cities such as Taomang has enabled it to transform into a light industry city, with many of its inhabitants travelling to other places for work. It is also a centre for Ji Prefecture's tertiary sector and has a rapidly-expanding IT economy.
Hunsen

***Hunsen*** (昏森; literally, 'father-priest') is the most powerful and respected rank in the Qiren temple hierarchy. Akin to the role of abbot in Christianity, the *hunsen* is considered to be an exceptionally religious and pure figure. This role is always taken on by a man; in fact, it is considered unacceptable for a woman to become a *hunsen* (although female priests do exist in some regions).

The work of the *hunsen* is often involved with high-level ceremonies and rituals, especially purification rites. He will also hold sermons for temple visitors, provide blessings of health and good fortune to those who require them, oversee *wanming* ceremonies, and conduct various specialised rituals during local festivals. Seasonal events at the temple, such as *hanchong* during New Year, also require the *hunsen* to be present and initiate prayers and blessings.
Zusuan

**Zusuan** (泽算; *zésuàn*) are traditional shrines dedicated to the spirits of the dead. They are often used to mark graves, though can also be found in temples and tombs.

The largest gathering of *zusuan* can be found in Hongkai's religious district, in Huangsheng Temple (皇生方; *huáng shēng fāng*); over three hundred have been assembled there over centuries. The temple was built as a communal tomb for the spirits of each Emperor after death, with each having an individualised *zusuan* made in commemoration and respect. Each Emperor is thought to represent one facet of humankind; this belief is shown in their shrine through scripture and symbolism.

Along with rulers, it is common for other nobles to be memorialised. The Jinsang Temple (劲喪方; *jìn sàng fāng*) is home to over 500 different *zusuan*, each crafted for lesser royalty such as relatives, concubines or close friends of the Emperors.

In modern times, *zusuan* are often used to house the cremated remains of important public figures, such as high-ranking politicians and famous artists, and take the place of a family grave. These shrines are also often put on public display for the general populace to pay their respects.
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Xinyi

**Xinyi** (芯移; *xīnyí*) is a town located in Jikan District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of about 26,000.

The town began in the early 9th century and was founded by the Mei clan. In fact, it was the first settlement founded by the Mei and served as their base of operations for many years. Xinyi Castle in the town's northern precinct can still be visited and gives an insight into the lifestyle of the family while they governed from Xinyi in the early Nen Period. As a township, Xinyi was traditionally a farming township, and was established on some of the only arable land in northern Ji. Crops such as wheat, rice, soybeans, and barley were heavily produced for centuries.

In modern times, Xinyi is known for its horticultural industry and is an exporter of houseplants, flower arrangements, potted plants and sapling trees. Fruits and vegetables are also grown more commonly than cereal crops.

The area of Xinyi is located in the north-western corner of Ji Prefecture, and the township's farmland is irrigated with water from the nearby Yangshui River.
Nuansha

**Nuansha** (煗啥; *nuǎnshà*) is a village located in Xingceng District, in Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of 2,500, which makes it the smallest village in the prefecture.

Nuansha was settled by the Pang clan in the late Nen Period, originally planned as the sister village to its larger counterpart, Wandiu. However, while Wandiu grew and flourished quickly, Nuansha soon fell into a state of poverty and delapidation. While the township was originally rather well-populated by vassals of the Pang, many of these families moved away, either to nearby towns or east into Kanyan Prefecture. By the end of the 19th century, Nuansha's population was heavily declining.

Modern times have not been kind to the village. As industrialism took hold of south Xingsu, many residents began to look for work in larger settlements, finding no opportunities in their hometown. Nowadays, Nuansha is little more than a sleeper community.
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Yangshui River

The **Yangshui River** (阳水; *yángshuǐ*) is a river that flows through the north-west of Ji Prefecture. The source of the river comes from the far western foothills of the Anshan Mountains, which extent from the central Ji region almost to the coast in Meng Prefecture. It flows past the town of Xinyi, and is the twin river to the Jinshui, a slightly longer waterway which runs through the mid-north of Ji.

Literally named "white waters", the Yangshui is also referred to as Kandongji-mian (坎東纪免; "north-west Ji river"), most commonly in official documents and statements. Historically, local people believed that the Yangshui was a home for water sprites.
Moda

***Moda*** (磨答; *módá*) are Qiren amulets commonly sold at temples and shrines, though homemade versions are believed to be more powerful. They are said to protect against misfortune and the influences of malicious *mao-shen*, and also serve as talismans to bring good luck and abundance to the wearer.

*Moda* are made of wood in the rough shape of a key, the upper portion being circular and the lower being elongated. The name or title of an auspicious deity is carved onto the surface of the wider, circular part. The charm is threaded with white string and worn around the neck. Sometimes, people will collect *moda* or make many of their own, and keep them in a white string bag to carry on their person. However, necklaces can also be made featuring many amulets, and are known as *zhida* (指答).

*Moda* are usually made of hazel wood and heavily varnished with hazel oil. Smaller varieties have become popular in recent years, though these versions are rarely dedicated to any specific deity, and are believed to be less powerful and effective.

At New Year, it is considered good practice to discard any charms that one may have kept during the past twelve months. If one continues to wear *moda* into the new year, their fortunes may be drastically inverted. However when getting rid of an old amulet, it is vital to go about the process correctly. This means washing the *moda* in salt water solution, allowing it to dry, and finally burning it.
Kundao

**Kundao** (坤稲; *kūndào*) is a city located in Jidong District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, the city has a population of around 113,000.

The area of Kundao was historically used for rice farming and was irrigated thoroughly with a complex canal system, which has now become a popular tourist attraction. Kundao riverboats, called '*kukuan*' (堀寬), are used to transport tourists around the city.

Kundao is the birthplace of Yangtian Kanyan, a poet of the 19th century and writer of *qiegua* verse. An annual three-day festival is held every November (the birth month of Kanyan) in memoriam, complete with poetry readings, fireworks, music and many evening canal-boat rides. In addition, Kanyan's childhood home is opened to the public for tours.

## History

Kundao was originally constructed as a rice-farming township in the mid-11th century by the Yao clan, who owned most of Ji Prefecture's eastern stretches and also controlled the area's trade. Flourishing as one of the steadiest and most abundant producers of rice in the prefecture, Kundao's iconic canal system was built in 1304, along with the well-known Kundao Castle.

Throughout most of its history, Kundao remained a humble, peaceful and picturesque town with a middling population and a thriving economy. After the establishment of Kanton's monarchy, Kundao flourished even more as it was given a local government and trade barriers were opened up somewhat.

At the dawn of Kanton's industrial era, Kundao's traditional agricultural economy was marginalised somewhat by a growing pressure to industrialise and expand. This led to the construction of Kundao's Inner District (內潘), an industrial area of factories which produced heavily processed goods such as steel parts, machinery, and other materials. Despite its detrimental impact on the city's scenic appearance, the Inner District boosted Kundao's economy significantly.

Nowadays, Kundao is considered a wealthy, prosperous and very safe place to live. In fact, the city's crime rate is the lowest in Ji Prefecture. It also has one of the fastest-rising populations for any small city in western Kanton.

## Geography

Kundao is located in the eastern reach of Ji Prefecture on the Beimian Plain, and is the largest settlement of Jidong District. It experiences cool summers, with very cold and frosty winters. Annual rainfall is one of the highest in the prefecture.

## Economy

In modern times, Kundao's economy is mainly tertiary-based, though its Inner District still contributes considerably. The traditional rice-farming industry has been nurtured, but over time it has been overtaken by more large-scale producers.
Piangua

**Piangua** (篇寡; *piānguǎ*) is a type of Kantonese poetry. It is generally considered to be the basis of modern Kanton poetry, and the majority of classical verse is written in the *piangua* style.

## Etymology

*Piangua* simply translates as 'poetry'. The first character, 篇, means *composition* or *collection*, while the second 寡 means *word*, *expression* or *phrase*. Therefore, a direct and literal translation would be 'a composition of words'. To be specific, this type of poetry is sometimes referred to as 指扪篇 ('longform poetry') or more infrequently, 竟篇 ('pure poetry').

## Forms of *piangua*

The term piangua encompasses a number of differing forms, principally *baipian* (败篇, 'narrative poem') and *anpian* (俺篇, 'long poem'), but also including *chongpian* (崇篇, religious poetry), and *dangpian* (宕篇, rhythmic poetry).

 *Baipian''***(败篇)***piānguǎ* | 5-5-5-5
 *Dangpian (宕篇)* | 2-4
2-4
2
1
 *Chongpian (崇篇)* | 10-10
10-8

### ***Baipian***

*Baipian* consist of a repetitive 5-syllable form, occasionally with a 4-4 couplet at the conclusion to underline the outcome of the story. More ambiguous poems may omit the couplet to add mystery.

This famous *baipian* was composed by the poet Jizhen Shannian in the early Mian Period. It is called Under The Cherry Tree (樱泍导) and is a good example of a standard verse from its time.
Muyou

**Muyou** (钼有; *mùyǒu*) is a town located in Xingkuai District, Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, the town has a population of 18,000.

Muyou is located in the region of wetland which lies north-east of Lake Gen. Although the town itself is built on a large area of well-drained, hilly land, it is at constant risk of flooding in the wet season which lasts from June to August. It was established in the late 11th century by the Xing clan and was originally planned to be a market town. Its situation changed after the crowning of Emperor Luanshan; during his reign, Muyou's population decreased drastically as large numbers of residents flocked to the new capital, Hongkai, and nearby cities such as Genju. For decades, Muyou has been in decline due to a lack of growth in industries, and its unofficial status as a commuter town.

In 1967, the Muyou Wetland Park was created some 10 miles outside of the town in an effort to draw visitors. The park also functions as a nature reserve for native birds and plants.

In September 2011, Muyou experienced major flooding, with overflow from Lake Gen's larger tributaries washing through the town's lower quarter.
Kundao Castle

**Kundao Castle** (坤稲莽; *kūndào-mǎng*) is a castle located in the city of Kundao, Jidong District, Ji Prefecture.

Kundao Castle was originally built as a small fortress by the Nanyang clan in 1304, following the rapid development of the town of Kundao. Over time, the building was expanded and had various structures added on, including a private temple, an above-ground crypt, a large guesthouse, stables and others.

By the 15th century, Kundao Castle was known for being a welcoming abode for any travelling noblemen, and became particularly popular with various *kong* or chiefs who enjoyed staying there. The Nanyang clan had many allies and were a well-respected force, not only in Ji Prefecture, but throughout the rest of western Kanton. Unlike Bailiang Castle, which was more of a fortress intended for defence during sieging, the Kundao keep was intended as a residential building first and foremost, and had very few defence features.

However, the Nanyang changed their place of residence in 1457 to Bailiang Castle, perhaps preparing for some kind of battle involving Imperial forces. Soon after the family's mysterious disappearance in 1458, Kundao Castle fell into disrepair as an abandoned structure.
Hongkai Harbour

**Hongkai Harbour** (红凯党; *hóngkǎi-dǎng*) is a maritime port located in Hongkai, Xingjiang District, in Xingsu Prefecture. It is one of the oldest ports in Kanton, having been settled in the late 8th century.

## History

The harbour was originally founded by settlers of ancient Hongkai, who gravitated towards the ocean as a source of sustainence and income. For much of its existence the harbour was referred to under the same name as the city, Zhuodang or "red port". In the 15th century, as Hongkai's eastern ward began to transform into a kind of port town, and the harbour quickly became an important trade passage. Although originally much smaller, it grew in tandem with its adjoining settlement, reaching primary port status in the late 1500s.

In 1860, the port was hit by a tsunami caused by the aftershocks of the North Xingkuai earthquake. Although the tsunami was not as damaging as the earthquake itself, it caused a good deal of destruction and began a period of economy backflow which lasted for almost twenty years.
Di-Lang

**Di-Lang** (涤崀; *dílàng*), also known as The Divine Spearhead, is a sacred rock located in the town of Zhicheng, in Fengdong District, Feng Prefecture. In 1976 it was designated a National Treasure by the Kantonese government. The rock is thought to be the manifestation of a minor mountain deity known as *Shan-Jing-De-Jinmu* (山精的劲木).

Di-Lang was first discovered upon the village's settlement, but was not annointed as a *shen-diu* until the early 1700s. As local legend tells it, a wandering priest was walking in the shadow of the stone on a hot summer's day. Hoping to relieve himself of the heat in the shade it provided, the priest laid back against its base and rested. As he pressed his back against its surface, he felt a feeling of holiness and warmth radiating from its surface, which penetrated his very soul and alluded to him that a *shen* was embodying it. Soon after this discovery, a shrine was built at the base of the rock for visitors to come and pray.

Di-Lang is open to tourists and sightseers, but touching the rock or walking beneath its shadow is strictly forbidden.
Fuling

**Fuling** (赴岭; *fùlǐng*) is the tallest peak in the Yangdu Mountains, located in north-west Kanton. It has a height of 1,030 metres.

Fuling's name literally means "stormy ridge", and although it is officially classified as a mountain, its two lower reaches are technically arêtes. The slightly larger of the two, Kan-fuling, is popular with hikers and mountain bikers due to its challenging terrain and steady plateau-like trail. The other, Nan-fuling, is inaccessible from the ground due to a rockslide which occured in 2007.

Despite its size and fame, Fuling does not possess any mountain shrines or temples. However, many of the smaller neighbouring peaks in the Yangdu range feature a large amount.

In wintertime, it is possible for visitors to use the small ski resort which sits on the mountain's flat northern side.