The SSR Hero Xi Shi — a beauty who bewitched a nation — has officially arrived in Lethe. From the clear waters of the riverbank to the palace torn by strife, Xi Shi endures as legend: her dazzling beauty bound to the rise and fall of kingdoms, her fate evoking awe across the centuries. “West Lake, like fair Xi Shi — lovely in every shade she may be.” More than a “beauty” in the chronicles, Xi Shi stands as a symbol of pride — her radiance etching her name deep into history. And in her final mome

Xi Shi [1960]

So here’s the translation of Shi Shi Shi Shi Shi... The Poem 施氏食獅史 👉 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion-Eating_Poet_in_the_Stone_Den The lion-eating poet in his stone lair (simplified Chinese: 施 氏 食 獅 史; traditional Chinese: 施 氏 食 獅 pin; pinyin: Shī shì shí shī shǐ) is a famous example of constrained literature and tongue twister composed by Chao Yuen Ren (1892-1982). It is a text of 92 Chinese characters, all pronounced Shi in different tones when read in standard Mandarin with only the tone