Also known as: The Legendary Life of the Beautiful Emperor Liang Zuo.
In China from 221 BC to 1912 BC, was the profession of "emperor" a good one? Perhaps the first reaction of most people is "Of course!" But in fact, there are too many poor people in this group, and the vast majority of these poor people are just children. When you only focus on the ambitions of Emperor Qin and Hanwu, the grand plans of Emperor Tang and Song Zu, and the unification of the world in the prosperous ages of Kangxi and Qianlong, don't forget: 19-year-old Cao Mao's blood spattered the palace wall, 18-year-old Sima Ye was humiliated and killed, 23-year-old Yuan Ziyou was helpless, 16-year-old Li Jie was left in sorrow, and 19-year-old Liu Chengyou was destined to fail...
However, there are also lucky ones among the little emperors who have a very bad start. Xixia, a rarely mentioned separatist dynasty, had such an emperor. According to historical records, he died of a recurrence of an arrow injury when he was 21 years old. But in fact, he had already left the palace and Xixia at that time, and since then lived in seclusion on Guangnan West Road in the Song Dynasty with his beloved girl Lan Xinqinrou. The literati of the Northern Song Dynasty at that time were very prejudiced against him, but after you really get to know him, you will find: this young man is very handsome, outstanding, very affectionate, and very chic!
Li Liangzuo was able to find true love and live a long life despite the whirlpool of power and the unfavorable situation of a weak country and poor people. Perhaps it was the Chengtian Temple built by his mother to pray for him that moved the Buddha and thus blessed him. When you visit Yinchuan in Ningxia from now on, don't forget to stop and watch the Chengtian Temple Tower~
Take you to experience the Xixia style!
