Learn to dance, learn to drink tea, compose poems, and eloquently... All these are only in exchange for the favor of rich and powerful men.
Mamiwa said at the beginning that a geisha is not a prostitute, but a walking art. From her words, I felt the beauty of the sublime and ideal.
But what about the end? As long as a man is captured by Chiyo, he always wants to possess her, sooner or later, but how can true love ignore the wishes of the person you love?
So girls, save your time and energy, and put it where it is truly productive and can contribute to society and the world.
Beauty exists depending on the subject of aesthetics, how will hair be attached if there is no skin?
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