"When the great virtues are heard in the summer, the people look to the sky. A little presence in the universe may not lead to a healthy life." "Having lost the hope of all living beings, there is still time to pass on to the world. A tear is shed in the Yangtze River, and a hatred lingers around Yu Yuan." "Benevolence and longevity are difficult to achieve before the virtue of the emperor is achieved." "The holy son inherits the emperor's legacy and can prevent the decline of the world."
Prince Yiwen of the Ming Dynasty was Zhu Yunwen's father. He was a tragic figure. He was born in a royal family and had high expectations, but he did not tolerate intrigues. His noble but melancholy life left too many reveries.
This article does not focus on the rise of famous and beautiful women, but is only three-quarters helpless and three-quarters melancholy. Those who don't like it should beware.
That ps's ps's ps: This article is purely YY's work, and it is seriously inconsistent with historical data. You can just read it as a novel, and don't take it seriously. As the old saying goes, history is used for sexual intercourse and the discovery of adultery... (Ahem, don't ask me which old saying)
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Reader comments
Isn't it called Zhu Biao? Isn't Yiwen a posthumous title?
Although there are many bugs, as Alexandre Dumas said, history is just a nail on which the story is hung. The unique father-son relationship in East Asian culture is incomprehensible to Westerners. The love is deep and the responsibility is deep, just like the prince and the father in "Mourning". The more they love, the more they torture each other. The tragedy between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is not just a tragedy for the imperial family. Many fathers and sons from ordinary families in the East Asian cultural circle have inevitably taken such detours. Father and son stand on their own sides. Under the constraints of Confucian culture and feudal ideas, the father cannot let go of his dignity, and the son must be filial. There is a lack of effective communication, and they are suspicious of each other. However, the relationship between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is moving. In addition, from the perspective of the political system, the root of the conflict between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is the "Confucianism on the outside and the law on the inside" of the ruling class for thousands of years-it promotes benevolence and morality but harsh punishment on the inside. Zhu Biao never learned this set of power control techniques. Such a tragedy still has warning significance in today's society.
After reading this novel in one sitting, I burst into tears and felt deeply melancholy. It's so late.
According to unofficial records, Emperor Jianwen was not dead. He escaped from the tunnel during the fire in the palace and later became a monk. Many current researchers support this statement. Regardless of whether it is true or not, it is always people's nostalgia for beautiful things.
I finished reading it in one sitting and burst into tears.
Song Lian is so disgusting, write him to death
Just a little question here
The posthumous title Yiwen seems to have been given to Prince Yiwen after Zhu Biao died...
Zhu Biao is not dead in the article, so how can he be called Yiwen?
I cried so much that I left my hair behind QAQ... Ignore any unreasonable ones.
Like it very much. . But I found out too late. .
I have read this article three times. It is such a good article that I don't even know what to say. It is a masterpiece!
The extra episode is even more cruel, please continue to update
Especially after watching Zhu Yuanzhang treat Yiwen rudely for the throne, and then reading this story about Yiwen's childhood, I burst into tears and couldn't speak incoherently.
Writing the article really tortured me to death. It was so enjoyable. The writing was so good. It was unique that the author chose Zhu Biao to write the article. It was really a very good article.
It is rare to see an article written by Zhu Biao. The author has a unique idea and supports it.
I unexpectedly read a great article. It was written in the past 20 years. It's absolutely amazing. I feel deeply about it. Wow.
Objectively speaking, this article does not feel like a romance article, but rather like a beauty article.
Why do you say that? It's because:
1. There are very few descriptions of the women in the article, whether from the front or from the side.
For example, Princess Lin and Queen Ma, their presence is almost invisible.
For example, the later crown princess was more "virtuous" and virtuous like a wooden figure.
For example, the empress from the Hu Yi sect is described in the article as "brainy", but she has no specific expression.
Although, in this article, people have been receiving lunch boxes, but the women received their lunch boxes too quickly, and they died calmly.
2. The so-called benevolence of the prince, to put it simply and crudely, is zuo!
He knew that the emperor had very strict requirements on him, but he did it again and again, and was beaten in all kinds of ways, and the father felt distressed again and again. Again...
That's it.
Isn't it just a sadistic plot? Or father and son.
3. The activities of the protagonist and other men except the male villain are, without thinking about anything, just "ambiguous".
Of course, in the extra story, one of the villains, King Yan, seems to have complicated emotions. I just don't know if it's brotherhood or what.
4. In the past, I only knew that some women pretended to be white lotus flowers all day long, but now I discovered that there are men like this too.
——It looks like I don't want it anymore, I would rather die than surrender, but when I can't bear it anymore, I say "I was wrong" again.
Isn't it called Zhu Biao? Isn't Yiwen a posthumous title?
Although there are many bugs, as Alexandre Dumas said, history is just a nail on which the story is hung. The unique father-son relationship in East Asian culture is incomprehensible to Westerners. The love is deep and the responsibility is deep, just like the prince and the father in "Mourning". The more they love, the more they torture each other. The tragedy between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is not just a tragedy for the imperial family. Many fathers and sons from ordinary families in the East Asian cultural circle have inevitably taken such detours. Father and son stand on their own sides. Under the constraints of Confucian culture and feudal ideas, the father cannot let go of his dignity, and the son must be filial. There is a lack of effective communication, and they are suspicious of each other. However, the relationship between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is moving. In addition, from the perspective of the political system, the root of the conflict between Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang is the "Confucianism on the outside and the law on the inside" of the ruling class for thousands of years-it promotes benevolence and morality but harsh punishment on the inside. Zhu Biao never learned this set of power control techniques. Such a tragedy still has warning significance in today's society.
After reading this novel in one sitting, I burst into tears and felt deeply melancholy. It's so late. According to unofficial records, Emperor Jianwen was not dead. He escaped from the tunnel during the fire in the palace and later became a monk. Many current researchers support this statement. Regardless of whether it is true or not, it is always people's nostalgia for beautiful things.
I finished reading it in one sitting and burst into tears.
Song Lian is so disgusting, write him to death
Just a little question here The posthumous title Yiwen seems to have been given to Prince Yiwen after Zhu Biao died... Zhu Biao is not dead in the article, so how can he be called Yiwen?
I cried so much that I left my hair behind QAQ... Ignore any unreasonable ones.
Like it very much. . But I found out too late. .
I have read this article three times. It is such a good article that I don't even know what to say. It is a masterpiece!
The extra episode is even more cruel, please continue to update
Especially after watching Zhu Yuanzhang treat Yiwen rudely for the throne, and then reading this story about Yiwen's childhood, I burst into tears and couldn't speak incoherently.
Writing the article really tortured me to death. It was so enjoyable. The writing was so good. It was unique that the author chose Zhu Biao to write the article. It was really a very good article.
It is rare to see an article written by Zhu Biao. The author has a unique idea and supports it.
I unexpectedly read a great article. It was written in the past 20 years. It's absolutely amazing. I feel deeply about it. Wow.
Objectively speaking, this article does not feel like a romance article, but rather like a beauty article. Why do you say that? It's because: 1. There are very few descriptions of the women in the article, whether from the front or from the side. For example, Princess Lin and Queen Ma, their presence is almost invisible. For example, the later crown princess was more "virtuous" and virtuous like a wooden figure. For example, the empress from the Hu Yi sect is described in the article as "brainy", but she has no specific expression. Although, in this article, people have been receiving lunch boxes, but the women received their lunch boxes too quickly, and they died calmly. 2. The so-called benevolence of the prince, to put it simply and crudely, is zuo! He knew that the emperor had very strict requirements on him, but he did it again and again, and was beaten in all kinds of ways, and the father felt distressed again and again. Again... That's it. Isn't it just a sadistic plot? Or father and son. 3. The activities of the protagonist and other men except the male villain are, without thinking about anything, just "ambiguous". Of course, in the extra story, one of the villains, King Yan, seems to have complicated emotions. I just don't know if it's brotherhood or what. 4. In the past, I only knew that some women pretended to be white lotus flowers all day long, but now I discovered that there are men like this too. ——It looks like I don't want it anymore, I would rather die than surrender, but when I can't bear it anymore, I say "I was wrong" again.