I'm here to write a new article again.
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This biography is divided into three volumes: "Youth Travel", "Ding Feng Bo" and "Meeting Happily".
The first volume, "Youth Travel", describes the years when the girl Li Qingzhao and the epigrapher Zhao Mingcheng got to know each other in the misty rain in Bianjing, and they gambled and spilled tea.
In the late Southern Song Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were in turmoil.
She is "the most talented woman of all time", a daughter of an aristocratic family who gambled on books and poured tea in the mist of Bianjing, and was also a lonely minister who traveled to the south after the disgrace of Jingkang.
There is no love entanglement, no fictional fetters, only the real Li Qingzhao: from his brilliant talent as a girl, to his middle-aged escape from troubled times carrying the legacy of Jinshi, to his continuous writing and writing in his later years to maintain the cultural context.
No deification, no joking, using official history as the bones and lyrics as the soul, to restore the perseverance and choices of a talented woman in troubled times when her country was broken.
This is a story about talent, character and inheritance in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Purpose: To restore the survival choices of women in the troubled times of the Southern Song Dynasty, and to highlight the significance of traditional literati's family and country character and cultural inheritance.
