The soldier left.
Gao helped him up. "In the cemetery, I bury dukes beside thieves. Their bones are the same weight. Their dust is the same color. A 'good man' is not one who does great deeds. He is one who remembers that every shadow was once a person." tang dynasty good man
In the twilight of the Tang Dynasty, under a sky smeared with the color of old blood, there lived a man the villagers called "Foolish Gao." His real name was Gao Renshi, and he was a gravekeeper. The soldier left
While other men sought fortune on the Silk Road or glory as swordsmen, Gao tended to the unloved dead. He washed the bones of bandits, buried stillborn children in silk scraps, and every evening, he lit paper lanterns for ghosts who had no family to pray for them. Their bones are the same weight