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| Ch: Nongyuxian. Lit. immortal Rougyoku ˜M‹Ê (Ch: Nongyu). According to legend, a court lady of the Spring and Autumn Annals period who learned to play the reed pipes shou âÒ (Ch: xiao) from her husband. The sound of her playing was like the call of the phoenix *houou –P™€ and thus, one day, she summoned the phoenix and mounted it. Her husband similarly mounted a dragon and together they ascended to the heavens. Nongyuxian typically is shown as a beautiful Chinese court lady playing her shou, as in Iwasa Matabee's Šâ�²–”•º‰q (1578-1650) painting of the theme. | ||||||
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