Song Huizong

Huizong of the Song Dynasty was the eleventh son of Shenzong of the Song Dynasty. His mother was Queen Qinci Chen, and he was the eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty. Historical records record that Zhao Ji's pursuit of extravagance, political corruption, and poor diplomacy during his reign caused widespread resentment among the people and laid the foundation for the country's collapse during the Jingkang period of the Northern Song Dynasty. But in fact, he has extraordinary talents in the fields of calligraphy and painting. His original "thin gold style" calligraphy, "Hibiscus and Golden Pheasants" and "Autumn Evening on the Pond" are all masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. The author of this book reshapes Song Huizong's character image and shows us Song Huizong, a tragic figure who was misunderstood.

The reason why Emperor Huizong lost his country was not due to Jin Hui's stupidity, Sun Hao's violence, or Cao and Ma's usurpation. He relied on his own private wisdom and small wisdom, with one-sided intentions, to alienate the honest men, and to approach the treacherous and flattering people. So Cai Jing used his humble and clever talents to support his arrogant, extravagant and lustful aspirations. Believe in nothingness, admire travel and sightseeing, and exhaust the people's power. The monarch and his ministers are carefree, behave in a arrogant manner, neglect state affairs, and behave in vain every day. When it comes to Tong Guan's work, he also has good soldiers who are diligent and far away, and disasters are swift and chaotic. In the future, the country will be ruined and humiliated, and he will be in the same class as Shi Jin Zhonggui. How can he be blamed? In the newly created state of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Gong still told King Wu that he should not do anything without benefit or harm, and that he should not value foreign objects but use them cheaply. What's more, Xuan and Zheng were the Song Dynasty. Since ancient times, people have lost their ambition by playing with things, indulged in lust and become defeated, but they rarely die.

Some people were born in the royal family, but were born unfit to be emperors, and then fate forced them to take on the responsibilities of emperors, which naturally ended in tragedy. Huizong was originally a literary young man who had no intention of becoming emperor, but history chose him. Song Huizong appointed Cai Jing and his like, which led to chaos in the imperial court, raging peasant uprisings, Song Hong Uprising and Fangla Uprising broke out successively, and the rule of the Northern Song Dynasty was in crisis. At the same time, the Jin soldiers continued to invade and invaded Bianliang City. Huizong was timid and gave the throne to Qinzong of Song Dynasty and took refuge in the south. However, it is undeniable that Huizong had extremely high artistic talent, and his calligraphy and painting achievements were considered geniuses.

It is based on historical materials and has reference value. It lifts a corner of Huizong's veil from one angle, but the reading lacks warmth. Combined with the "Jin Ou Que" I just watched, I can go back to what China was like a thousand years ago from my own perspective.

Song Huizong can be said to be a legendary emperor among all Chinese emperors, not only because of his excellent ruling ability, but also because of his powerful literary attainments, because of his thin gold body, and because of his poetry. Such a legendary emperor is vividly represented by the author in this book. You can learn about this great figure in great detail in this book and be impressed by his wisdom and literary talent. It is recommended for history lovers and literature lovers to read.

The reason why Emperor Huizong lost his country was not due to Jin Hui's stupidity, Sun Hao's violence, or Cao and Ma's usurpation. He relied on his own private wisdom and small wisdom, with one-sided intentions, to alienate the honest men, and to approach the treacherous and flattering people. So Cai Jing used his humble and clever talents to support his arrogant, extravagant and lustful aspirations. Believe in nothingness, admire travel and sightseeing, and exhaust the people's strength. The monarch and his ministers are carefree, behave in a arrogant manner, neglect state affairs, and behave in vain every day. When it comes to Tong Guan's work, he also has good soldiers who are diligent and far away, and disasters are swift and chaotic. In the future, the country will be ruined and humiliated, and he will be in the same class as Shi Jin Zhonggui. How can he be blamed? In the newly created state of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Gong still told King Wu that he should not do anything without benefit or harm, and that he should not value foreign objects but use them cheaply. What's more, Xuan and Zheng were the Song Dynasty. Since ancient times, people have lost their ambition by playing with things, indulged in lust and become defeated, but they rarely die.

This book tells the life of Song Huizong and allows us to understand him differently. Compared with other historical books, this book is not boring and difficult to understand. Instead, the language is humorous and humorous, making people have a strong impulse to read on. Song Huizong, one of the most controversial emperors in history. He is proficient in calligraphy, painting, poetry and architecture. Such an emperor was talented in many aspects, but in sharp contrast was his political career. During his reign, the country's power went from prosperity to decline, including the humiliation of Jingkang, the shortage of the treasury, the embarrassing abdication, and the collapse of the Northern Song Dynasty. In just thirty years, the country became dilapidated. Therefore, despite his talents, he became the most undignified and despised emperor in history. After reading this book, I can't help but lament how pitiful his life was.

Huizong of the Song Dynasty was the eleventh son of Shenzong of the Song Dynasty. His mother was Queen Qinci Chen, and he was the eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty. Historical records record that Zhao Ji's pursuit of extravagance, political corruption, and poor diplomacy during his reign caused widespread resentment among the people and laid the foundation for the country's collapse during the Jingkang period of the Northern Song Dynasty. But in fact, he has extraordinary talents in the fields of calligraphy and painting. His original "thin gold style" calligraphy, "Hibiscus and Golden Pheasants" and "Autumn Evening on the Pond" are all masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. The author of this book reshapes Song Huizong's character image and shows us Song Huizong, a tragic figure who was misunderstood.

The reason why Emperor Huizong lost his country was not due to Jin Hui's stupidity, Sun Hao's violence, or Cao and Ma's usurpation. He relied on his own private wisdom and small wisdom, with one-sided intentions, to alienate the honest men, and to approach the treacherous and flattering people. So Cai Jing used his humble and clever talents to support his arrogant, extravagant and lustful aspirations. Believe in nothingness, admire travel and sightseeing, and exhaust the people's power. The monarch and his ministers are carefree, behave in a arrogant manner, neglect state affairs, and behave in vain every day. When it comes to Tong Guan's work, he also has good soldiers who are diligent and far away, and disasters are swift and chaotic. In the future, the country will be ruined and humiliated, and he will be in the same class as Shi Jin Zhonggui. How can he be blamed? In the newly created state of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Gong still told King Wu that he should not do anything without benefit or harm, and that he should not value foreign objects but use them cheaply. What's more, Xuan and Zheng were the Song Dynasty. Since ancient times, people have lost their ambition after playing with things, indulged in lust and lost their ambitions. There are very few people who do not die. Huizong is very rare, so he wrote this as a warning.

Very attentive, explained everything from the perspective of a bystander, and I learned a lot.

Different from many works that directly criticize Daojun, it objectively describes his gentle and affectionate artist emperor who was also committed to reform in his early period.