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Reverie Marked Bicycle Playing Cards Riffle Have more fun

Reverie Marked Bicycle Playing Cards Riffle Have more funReverie Marked Bicycle Playing Cards The main inspiration for this release came from a form of Chinese Opera, Kunqu. The name of this deck, Reverie, came from a piece of a traditional Chinese tragicomedy play named The Peony Pavilion. It was written in 1598 and has been one of the most renowned pieces of Kunqu opera in Chinese culture. The Opera tells a love story between Du Liniang and Liu Mengmei. They overcome all difficulties, transcend time and

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Reverie Marked Bicycle Playing Cards Riffle Have more funReverie Marked Bicycle Playing Cards The main inspiration for this release came from a form of Chinese Opera, Kunqu. The name of this deck, Reverie, came from a piece of a traditional Chinese tragicomedy play named The Peony Pavilion. It was written in 1598 and has been one of the most renowned pieces of Kunqu opera in Chinese culture. The Opera tells a love story between Du Liniang and Liu Mengmei. They overcome all difficulties, transcend time and

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