War·love
by Wang Xiao
About This Novel
The original novel "War and Love" reflects and describes a little-known past anecdote of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. It is a poignant and beautiful love picture of a legendary life. There are many beautiful love stories and legends in Chinese history. In an era of constant war, love is extremely precious. But love at this time is often full of bitterness, bitterness, heartbreaking pain, and even the separation of life and death. As the saying goes, only through hard work can you achieve success. Love at this time, whether it is sad, graceful, or life and death, is a good story in the world that will be passed down and spread widely. The novel closely focuses on the description of several famous women in the book, thus revealing a heroic feat of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and its internal strange events. Jiang Guiniang, Wang Yuying, and Lu Huiniang were all wives of King Chen Yucheng of England; Fu Shanxiang was the first female number one scholar in Chinese history; Dong Wan was the beloved wife of the loyal king Li Xiucheng. In addition to Jiang Guiniang, Wang Yuying, Lu Huiniang, Fu Shanxiang, and Dong Wan were also known as the four most talented women in Tianjing City during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. The novel revolves around these outstanding female figures at that time, describing their pursuit and yearning for love, as well as their ill-fated and different life endings. It expresses their longing for love, ignorance, innocence, kindness and responsible spirit. Write about their joys, sorrows, sorrows, unfortunate life experiences and humanistic feelings. The novel uses multiple visions and different angles to express the ups and downs of the love story in this specific historical environment, creating a vivid and awe-inspiring hero Chen Yucheng and the richest man in Jiangnan, Wang Xinzhao, who abandoned their family and career to support the love and marriage of their daughter Wang Yuying. At the same time, it also implicitly exposed and criticized the extravagance and corruption within the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, as well as some ugly and evil behaviors. It reflects the inevitable path of a regime from rise to decline. As William Shakespeare said: I admit that there is nothing in the world more painful than the punishment of love, and nothing more joyful than serving it. Because of this, the novel ponders and explores love during the war. Whether there is everlasting love in that era, the answer is yes and heavy. The novel not only reflects the beautiful feelings of life, but also lashes out at the ugliness of human nature. It also shows some cultural scenery.
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