[The journey to awakening of the most talented woman in the Northern Song Dynasty, an epic of the female spirit]
She lost her mother at the age of 2, became famous in the capital at the age of 16, married Zhao Mingcheng at the age of 18, escorted fifteen carts of collections to the south by herself at the age of 43, was widowed at the age of 44, remarried and divorced at the age of 48, and was lonely in her later years with no one to teach her what she had learned.
The world only knows her as "the most talented woman of all time", but they don't know the sadness behind these five words.
It was the lonely bravery of writing a letter to save his father in the whirlpool of party strife, the loneliness of ten years of editing in the Qingzhou Return Hall, the brokenness of losing money and wandering south after the Jingkang Incident, and the sadness of her husband dying of illness on his way to office.
Li Qingzhao was never just a poet, she was also the guardian of Chinese culture.
She was the daughter of Li Gefei, and she participated in the most brutal political struggle in the Northern Song Dynasty as a woman;
She is the wife of Zhao Mingcheng. She bet with her husband over books and spilled tea. She even faced her husband's cowardice and betrayal during the Jiangning Mansion Incident;
She was a refugee in troubled times. She protected fifteen carts of gold and stone cultural relics through the war, but was falsely accused of collaborating with the enemy, deceived into marriage, and imprisoned;
She is the guardian of Chinese cultural heritage. In her twilight years in Lin'an City, she single-handedly sorted out her late husband's legacy.
This is the real Li Qingzhao.
There is youth: the beauty that "bought a branch of spring ready to bloom";
There is love: the sweetness of "a kind of lovesickness and two worries";
Some people's life is desolate: "Things are the same and people are not the same as everything."
There is a female awakening that transcends the times: when Zhang Ruzhou defrauded marriage and coveted gold and stones, she would rather go to jail for nine days than file for divorce;
Chinese sons and daughters who have feelings for their family and country: When the court was full of capitulationists, she wrote, "You will be a hero in life, and you will be a hero in death."
She experienced the ups and downs of the Song Dynasty and became the brightest light in the history of Chinese literature.
Purpose: Based on historical data, major events are true and minor matters are not unreliable. One person's fate reflects the literary spirit of an era; a woman's courage and isolation rewrite the true appearance of talented women throughout the ages.
