Chang'e must regret stealing the elixir. Beneath the blue sea and azure sky, her heart aches night after night. Like a moth drawn to a flame, she ran away with the man she loved. As expected, she...
Although I didn't read The Assassin and just read this article, the author's writing obviously didn't say anything thoroughly but said everything. It made me feel sad and touched. People who write seriously like this deserve respect.
I understand very well what both people think. . . Cao Yuying's self-esteem, the pain of the family's overthrow, the guilt that prevented Xie Tian from being able to recognize each other for a lifetime, the two people's identities changing from one moment to another, it was too difficult.
In Chapter 6 of "Daoma Dan", a woman found her husband. Faced with the worry of handkerchief handkerchief, she believed that she had no regrets at the moment and did not think too much about the future. I thought of Cao Yuying at that time, and it should have been the same when she eloped with Xie Tian.
But then I thought about it, as the eldest lady Cao Yuying, maybe she didn't think so much. She probably never thought about what life would be like after elopement. So when there is a huge difference between the life of a young couple after marriage and the life in Luoyang Palace, Cao Yuying will definitely regret it. Marriage is already full of trivial matters. Maybe Cao Yuying is unwilling to communicate with Xie Tian. In short, there are cracks in their marriage. Chen Fengsheng, who came from Luoyang, gave Cao Yuying an outlet to vent her anger. I don't think it was Chen Fengsheng's appearance that made Cao Yuying derailed. What's more important is that he is from Luoyang. Cao Yuying is more eager to leave Baishui Town and return to Luoyang. But is Luoyang really better than Baishui Town? Cao Yuying already had the answer in her heart. After Cao Yuying returned home, she talked about Chen Fengsheng as if she were mentioning an insignificant person. Therefore, Cao Yuying's derailment did not make her sincere towards the third person. In my opinion, Cao Yuying's behavior was running away rather than cheating.
In modern life, cheating on the part of a couple often happens. Just as there are many reasons for Cao Yuying's cheating, outsiders cannot kill the cheating party with one stroke. In a relationship between the sexes, if one party cheats on the other, it definitely means there is a problem. (For a detailed explanation, please see Shen Yan's postscript.) Of course, the party at fault for having an affair is not within the scope of the discussion.
It was love at first sight and all the money, rice, oil and salt later. If you don't regret it, it's worth it.
My name is Xie Tian. I ran away early.
Boys and girls have also grown up. I expect that the complexity of life will completely change their innocence, but it is still sad.
If I marry Xie Tian, I will definitely not regret it.
Not wanting to say "no regrets" really tastes great
Placing freedom on men can only send blessings
Oh, Maiga is so touching. I like this character. I love you so much, author!
Although I didn't read The Assassin and just read this article, the author's writing obviously didn't say anything thoroughly but said everything. It made me feel sad and touched. People who write seriously like this deserve respect.
I understand very well what both people think. . . Cao Yuying's self-esteem, the pain of the family's overthrow, the guilt that prevented Xie Tian from being able to recognize each other for a lifetime, the two people's identities changing from one moment to another, it was too difficult.
In Chapter 6 of "Daoma Dan", a woman found her husband. Faced with the worry of handkerchief handkerchief, she believed that she had no regrets at the moment and did not think too much about the future. I thought of Cao Yuying at that time, and it should have been the same when she eloped with Xie Tian. But then I thought about it, as the eldest lady Cao Yuying, maybe she didn't think so much. She probably never thought about what life would be like after elopement. So when there is a huge difference between the life of a young couple after marriage and the life in Luoyang Palace, Cao Yuying will definitely regret it. Marriage is already full of trivial matters. Maybe Cao Yuying is unwilling to communicate with Xie Tian. In short, there are cracks in their marriage. Chen Fengsheng, who came from Luoyang, gave Cao Yuying an outlet to vent her anger. I don't think it was Chen Fengsheng's appearance that made Cao Yuying derailed. What's more important is that he is from Luoyang. Cao Yuying is more eager to leave Baishui Town and return to Luoyang. But is Luoyang really better than Baishui Town? Cao Yuying already had the answer in her heart. After Cao Yuying returned home, she talked about Chen Fengsheng as if she were mentioning an insignificant person. Therefore, Cao Yuying's derailment did not make her sincere towards the third person. In my opinion, Cao Yuying's behavior was running away rather than cheating. In modern life, cheating on the part of a couple often happens. Just as there are many reasons for Cao Yuying's cheating, outsiders cannot kill the cheating party with one stroke. In a relationship between the sexes, if one party cheats on the other, it definitely means there is a problem. (For a detailed explanation, please see Shen Yan's postscript.) Of course, the party at fault for having an affair is not within the scope of the discussion.
It was love at first sight and all the money, rice, oil and salt later. If you don't regret it, it's worth it.
My name is Xie Tian. I ran away early.
Boys and girls have also grown up. I expect that the complexity of life will completely change their innocence, but it is still sad.
If I marry Xie Tian, I will definitely not regret it.
Not wanting to say "no regrets" really tastes great
Placing freedom on men can only send blessings
Oh, Maiga is so touching. I like this character. I love you so much, author!