“有什么区别吗？”唐羽半挑衅地问道，其实她心里异常期待朱若兰的“暴风雨”。
要知道，朱若兰每次都会让她惊喜连连，当然并不是她每次都有什么新花样，而是她的感情和肢体配合，总是会让唐羽感到既刺激别致又温情脉脉，而且朱若兰还会让她知道她是如何吸引到的她和她的魅力在何处。
在朱若兰的那些大大小小的改变中，她的爆发点的新奇和体力永远都是唐羽认知的一个谜。
现在朱若兰这样问她，她便想着她的用意。
只是朱若兰笑而不答。
“那我两样都不选。”唐羽觉得自己好聪明。
“好，听小羽的。”朱若兰一点儿也不违背她的意愿。
今天为着装挺括，朱若兰和唐羽的喜服都用特殊的工艺上了浆，而且上面图案繁复，用的也都是重工刺绣，这就让那大幅的图案内里粗糙了起来，有衣物隔着还好，没有衣物，那……
作者有话说：以下是废话，please ignore the following paragraphs.
Embroidery is a kind of traditional Chinese handicraft art,which is divided into theSuzhou，Sichuan，Guangdong and Hunan schools. Suzhou embroidery is celebrated for itssophisticated stitching,vivid pictures,beautiful patterns and elegant colors. HumanEmbroidery emphasizes vivid patterns. Guangdong and Sichuan embroideries feature popularmotifs, such as a peacock spreading its tail, a magpie on the branch of a plum tree, pines andcranes as symbols of long life,two dragons playing with a ball，and a phoenix and peony. Theembroidery items have varied themes ： Some are romantic and exaggerative,others reflectthe reality,or are vivid and true to life. Both are of practical and ornamental uses.
The Song Dynasty saw a peak of development of embroidery in both quantity and quality.Embroidery developed into an art by bining calligraphy and painting. Newtools and skillswere invented. The Wenxiu Department was in charge of embroidery in the Song court.During the reign of Emperor Hui Zong，they divided embroidery into four categories：mountains and waters,pavilions,people,and flower and birds. During this period,the art ofembroidery came to its zenith and reputed workers popped up. Even intellects joined thisactivity,and embroidery was divided into two functions.
