Li Xian, Prince Zhanghuai of the Tang Dynasty in China, also loved polo. He is my favorite prince of the Tang Dynasty. He is elegant, intelligent, and has a mind like a computer. He has a photographic memory for reading. He loved the line "The wise change their colors" in the Analects of Confucius and recited it again and again when he was only a few years old. Scholars of all ages have studied five explanations for this sentence. I still can't figure out which one is the correct answer. However, Li Xian can understand it deeply at a young age, which is really admirable. Of course, I admire him not just for these reasons.
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Personal opinion: Although Li Xian knows how to hide one's strength and bide one's time, he does not have enough confidence, enthusiasm, or courage, otherwise, haha
Although the views downstairs are reasonable, those downstairs have another opinion.
In the shadow of Empress Wu, it is useless no matter how much enthusiasm, low spirit and courage Xian Zai has.
The right time and right place, and ultimately harmony.
Xian didn't take advantage of anything. There were only a few people surrounding him. How could they withstand his mother's ruthless political murder?
The guy downstairs is right.
Well, my two favorite princes are none other than Prince Zhanghuai and Prince Zhaoming. They were both princes who died before they even ascended the throne. Alas, regrets always bring beauty, and both of them were quite famous. How could they not be lamented by future generations again and again. I had a vague impression of Li Xian before, but after watching Jiang Da's "Shangguan Wan'er", my regret for this golden couple has been lingering in my heart, so I went to look up the information and fell in love with him. I quite agree with what he said downstairs. I really hope he can have a good ending, even if he travels through time.
Personal opinion: Although Li Xian knows how to hide one's strength and bide one's time, he does not have enough confidence, enthusiasm, or courage, otherwise, haha
Although the views downstairs are reasonable, those downstairs have another opinion. In the shadow of Empress Wu, it is useless no matter how much enthusiasm, low spirit and courage Xian Zai has. The right time and right place, and ultimately harmony. Xian didn't take advantage of anything. There were only a few people surrounding him. How could they withstand his mother's ruthless political murder?
The guy downstairs is right.
Well, my two favorite princes are none other than Prince Zhanghuai and Prince Zhaoming. They were both princes who died before they even ascended the throne. Alas, regrets always bring beauty, and both of them were quite famous. How could they not be lamented by future generations again and again. I had a vague impression of Li Xian before, but after watching Jiang Da's "Shangguan Wan'er", my regret for this golden couple has been lingering in my heart, so I went to look up the information and fell in love with him. I quite agree with what he said downstairs. I really hope he can have a good ending, even if he travels through time.