I Studied Poetry Under Li Qingzhao

Li Haoyang, a modern young man, suddenly traveled through time in the library one night and fell into Bianjing City in 1100 AD. When he woke up, sixteen-year-old Li Qingzhao was practicing calligraphy in the back garden. He raised his eyes in the morning light and asked him - "It was rainy and windy last night, what is the next sentence?" He became Li Gefei's close disciple and lived next to Li Qingzhao. He discussed poems and poems with her every day, drank at the same table, and enjoyed the plum snow with her. In this era of bright stars, he met Chao Buzhi, who was a disciple of Su Shi, Chen Yuyi, who was just showing his talent, and Ye Mengde, who later supported the Southern Song Dynasty. He studied poetry in the spring in Bianjing, and also met an ordinary girl named Zhou Sumiang at a tea stall. Her hands were rough but warm, and her tea was sweet. She didn't know what words were, but it made Li Haoyang understand how to write the word "love" for the first time. The price of time travel is a golden brand in the palm of your hand, and a cold countdown - there are only twenty-six years left before the Jingkang Incident and the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty. Shen Du, a mysterious man with a silver bell talisman who appears in the city, declares that every time he changes history, the "embers of time and space" in his body will spread to his heart. Buried under the Fan Tower is the altar of the Zhou Dynasty, which is the way to escape and the source of destruction. He must learn the essence of poetry of this era before the countdown runs out, and solve the mystery of why he came and how he returned. But when the sound of war approached Bianjing, when a city and its poet were about to be crushed by history, Li Haoyang found that he didn't want to leave for a long time. He wanted to learn poetry thousands of years ago, and he also wanted to keep the smile of a tea girl, the pen of a female poet, and the last spring of a city in a destiny destined to be broken. Concept: The core idea expressed in the work is: the real "travel" is not to go back to the past and change history, but to rediscover who you are in history. Li Haoyang came to the Northern Song Dynasty with a thousand years of knowledge. At first, he thought he was a "prophet" and could see through everyone's destiny. But Li Gefei taught him that he should have "emotion" when writing lyrics - emotion is not the sigh of bystanders, it is something you only know after you have burned it and it hurts. Zhou Sumiang gave him apricots, Li Qingzhao gave him a sword, and Chao Buzhi gave him a place to live. These ordinary and concrete kindnesses turned him from a time traveler standing outside the timeline overlooking history into an ordinary person living in fireworks. What he wants to protect is never history, but the specific people in history. Li Qingzhao's words will be spread, but the sixteen-year-old girl standing under the plum tree will not; Zhou Sumiang has no name in the history books, but her tea, her apricots, and the way she ran out of breath to catch up with oil paper packets are worth a person's life as a time traveler. What the work wants to say is: Behind the grand narrative, what is truly worth cherishing is the pack of candied apricots handed to you by a tea girl.