The Golden House of Weiyang Hides A Jiao

The last paragraph makes this book a tragedy! No matter how perfect the third life is, the tragedy of the past is irreversible. Even more, who knows if the third life really exists.

In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, intermarriage among various countries was originally intended to stabilize various relationships. As far as the relationship between Qin and Wei is concerned, both countries were powerful countries at that time. The king of Qin married a princess of Wei. Do you think the princess of Wei would like Qin to annex the mother country or the mother country to annex Qin? And she will let her son continue to marry the princess of Wei to stabilize the relationship between the two countries. Once the two countries go to war, it will be very uncomfortable for her to be caught in the middle. The feelings of her mother country cannot be abandoned easily, and the current relationship between husband and wife cannot be let go. No matter how you choose this relationship, you cannot call it happiness. Because Mi Bazi was just an unpopular daughter of a noble in Chu State, she had a bad relationship with her mother country (the King of Chu was not her father and brother), and her private life was chaotic, so there was no need to refer to it, and it was abnormal. Turning back to the current plot, according to the philosophy of the Han Dynasty at the time, these countries were really foreign countries. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty felt that the remaining countries should be annexed, hahaha. A small country can be considered a minority. Given this girl's living environment, social relationships, vision, and outlook since she was a child, she would not be in line with the prince of the Han Dynasty at that time. Even if we are in love at this moment, can we live a lifetime with a momentary love? Can the choice between country and home be made without leaving relationships damaged? Can you balance the relationship between various nobles and royal families? Can you understand the other party's policy and be consistent with it? It's all difficult, right? Since it is directly foreseeable that he will not be happy, standing in the current position of the prince and having seen so many political relationships, will he waste his feelings and his position as a head wife? Perhaps she could be given the title of concubine, but this was not the status a noble woman wanted. Maybe keeping her family safe is a better choice for the relationship between the two. They had feelings for each other, but they forgot about each other in the world. Turning back to Gillian, I always feel that in history, Gillian was too emotional and had no children, so her mentality was unstable and she had no sustenance, which allowed the situation to get out of control and was destroyed. She was not completely ignorant of worldly affairs. I have always suspected that Gillian's inability to have children was due to the plans of the Queen Mother, Liu Che and even Emperor Jing (see Empress Bo). To a certain extent, Gillian was destined to be childless. But when it comes to political ideas, she absolutely supports Liu Che. She can echo Liu Che, greatly ease the conflict between Empress Dowager Dou and the emperor, and can balance the power relationship between the New Deal and the old ideas. Gillian was emotionally overbearing and did not bow to the concept of love at that time, which made the two emotionally separated. More importantly, Liu Che has always been a little wary of the power behind her, and felt that he was constrained, and that was why he was finally abolished. After being abolished, but retaining the benefits, it is also an expression of Liu Che's complicated feelings. Wei Zifu represents the release of Liu Che's repressed rights and ambitions - the release of years of political restraint, a similar rebellious mentality and self-release, as well as the choice of patriarchy (to solve the problem of rumors of being unable to have children) and independence from imperial power. Everything Wei Zifu had was given to her by Liu Che. He sought self-satisfaction with her superior status in her rather than an equal relationship between husband and wife. This was coupled with the personal relationship between Wei Qing and Liu Che and the results of the war, as well as the birth of the emperor's eldest son, which led to the establishment of the queen. Most of Liu Che's subsequent wives and concubines were of humble status, in order to satisfy his self-esteem that he needed to release after being bowed down in the first half of his life. Both the Empress Dowager Du and the Queen Mother actually intervened in government affairs, but the degree differed depending on their ability. The dispute between Dou Ying and Tian Fu was definitely not the outcome he wanted. The Queen Mother had no choice but to do it, so Tian Fu's death will be unclear (of course Tian Fu died unjustly, and he engaged in various corruption and bribery, appointed officials, colluded with the King of Huainan, etc.). Therefore, Liu Che was very afraid of women having power and had a strong desire to monopolize power. The relationship he wanted between husband and wife was a master-servant relationship rather than an equal relationship. Therefore, in the end, he reacted strongly to Wei Zifu and his son's seizure of power and went on a killing spree. Liu Che's understanding of the relationship between husband and wife runs counter to Gillian's wishes, and the two are destined to never grow old together, whether they have children or not. But when it comes to marriage, the older I get, the more important I feel about the importance of class consistency. Because we have similar values, there are fewer quarrels. The above are all my own thoughts. They are speculations about the emotional relationship between the two based on my personal life and gossip experience. There is insufficient research evidence, so please give it a pat.

Liu Li is also chasing her, but she still wants to read the story about Gillian. Will there still be a Weiyang Golden House 2? I didn't see the column

I want to read Part 2. When will it be written?

I have finished reading the entire Gillian series and am waiting for the update of Weiyang Golden House Hidden Gillian 2~ When writing the Gillian series again, can you also write a spin-off for Princess Guantao? I quite like the author's great work on Princess Guantao, hahaha

In the second part, please open the pit. Jiao Che Dang is so hungry.

So Gillian still loves her Archer

Still can't go back, a broken mirror will never be restored

It's still a big man's, I personally think that after all, this kind of emotion involving the country and the nation is generally quite tortuous.

Oh my god, the last sentence about my brother Wang Tong made me cry.