The Books Written in the Tang Dynasty Are so Rubbish. They All Write About Zhenguan in the Early Tang Dynasty.
The only book "Tang Mou Tianxia" was written in the era of Emperor Gaozong. There is no book after that. After all, the era is a little later. Li Bai, Du Fu, Du Mu, Bai Juyi, Li Shangyin and other people were born. It is not convenient to write poems to show off. I also fell into this topic.
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When the "Metoo" movement is in full swing today, and when we focus on the life difficulties of modern women, it is better to open this book and conduct a multi-faceted observation of the lives of women in the Tang Dynasty. In order to enrich the understanding of the society of the Tang Dynasty, the author focuses on the definition of women's life by the normative concepts of the Tang Dynasty and the relationship between women's life and the political, social and economic systems of the Tang Dynasty.
Historical research from a gender perspective often presents a more comprehensive and complex picture of ancient society. This book chooses the Tang Dynasty, a dynasty that is traditionally considered to be more enlightened on gender issues, as the research object. On the one hand, it uses the lives of women to show the folk life that has been obscured by history books dominated by princes and generals. On the other hand, it uses gender as a wedge to dissect the internal structure of the political, cultural and economic systems of feudal society, and presents the role of external institutional norms on women and the reverse effect of women outwards. It plays an important role in helping readers understand the social life of the Tang Dynasty, the survival situation of women, and the historical changes in gender. It also makes a theoretical contribution to women's studies.
The book begins with marriage, marriage, childbirth, aging, and death... It slowly unfolds the life of a woman in the Tang Dynasty, aiming to provide a multi-faceted observation of the lives of women in the Tang Dynasty and enrich people's understanding of the society in the Tang Dynasty. It focuses on the following aspects: the definition of women's life by normative concepts in the Tang Dynasty; the relationship between women's life and the political, social, and economic systems of the Tang Dynasty; the self-identification of women in the Tang Dynasty and the factors that affect their role identity; the interactive relationship between women's life in the Tang Dynasty and social changes in the Tang Dynasty, etc. In addition to history books, poetry collections, notebook novels and Dunhuang documents, this book uses a large number of Tang Dynasty epitaph documents, with extensive materials, factual content and rigorous discussion.
The Tang Dynasty was a prosperous period in Chinese history and an important stage in the development of ancient Chinese culture and social systems. Marriage is an important event in a woman's life. Typically, women are arranged for marriage by their families during adolescence or teenage years. Parents usually look for a suitable marriage partner for their daughters. In the Tang Dynasty, some wealthy families may provide girls with educational opportunities to learn poetry, music, dance and other artistic skills. However, most women do not receive formal education, especially those from low-income families.
Just like one of my best friends, she bravely pursued her love, which was really not easy in that era. Moreover, the book also mentions the development of women's history studies, which reminded me of a friend of mine who studies history, and she is also working hard for gender equality. This book is not only rich in content, but also inspired me to think about real life.