Introduction to the work
Lin Hong, 23 years old, a graduate student in the Department of History, died suddenly while working on her thesis all night. When she woke up, she became fourteen-year-old Li Qingzhao—yes, that Li Qingzhao.
The body is fourteen years old and the soul is twenty-three years old. With the memory of a thousand years of literary history, she entered the Bamboo Hall in Bianjing in the second year of Shaosheng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1095). She knew what was going to happen next: Cai Jing's appointment as prime minister, her father's membership in the Yuanyou Party, the Jingkang Incident, and the exile in Nandu. She knows it all. But she didn't know how to write Li Qingzhao's lyrics with her fourteen-year-old hands.
She didn't want to cause trouble. But Cai Jing's disciples wanted to see her make a fool of herself at the poetry party. She read a song "Huanxi Sand", which shocked everyone in the audience. From then on, the five words "Li Gefei's daughter" were remembered by people.
Bai Yueguang and Lu Zhiyuan, a talented scholar from a poor family, were not Li Gefei's disciples. He was the first to stand up and applaud her words, so he was targeted by Cai Jing's party and was eventually forced to leave. He taught her one thing: when writing lyrics, you should write what you see with your own eyes.
The real person is Zhao Mingcheng, the queen of the generals, an epigrapher, doting on his wife but stupid. The first time he saw her was at the swing in the back garden. He asked her: "Can you teach me how to write lyrics?" She did. He spent his whole life sharpening ink, and she spent her whole life writing lyrics. Later, when the Jin soldiers went south, he joined the army and she accompanied him around the world.
From Bianjing to Qingzhou, from Qingzhou to Jiangnan. She wrote "Ci Lun" criticizing Su Shi, which shocked the literary world; she wrote a defense on behalf of her husband and used modern legal thinking to clear his name; she took off her imperial crown during the confrontation in the court and left with her husband; she planned to "fake death" to save Yue Fei and used public opinion warfare to attack Qin Hui.
If the emperor doesn't save the two emperors, we can save them ourselves. The emperor does not engage in culture, we do it ourselves. The emperor doesn't want us anymore - just in time to travel around the world.
She wrote lyrics all her life. From "the swing is wet with rain at dusk" to "looking for the deserted place", from the girl's worries to the ruin of her country and her family. She passed down the cultural heritage of Li Gefei, protected gold and stones for Zhao Mingcheng, left manuscripts for Yue Fei, and lived for Li Qingzhao to become the most talented woman in the ages.
But it wasn't until Zhao Mingcheng died that she heard him say: "I knew a long time ago that you are not her."
She asked: "Then why didn't you ask?"
He said: "I married Li Qingzhao. It doesn't matter where you are from."
One sentence selling point: She traveled through a thousand years of literary history, first fell in love with someone she shouldn't have loved, and finally married a man who was willing to spend his whole life with her.
Purpose: Completely overthrow the feudal thought that women's lack of talent is a virtue
