Nalan Xingde (1655-1685): formerly known as Chengde, courtesy name Rongruo, nicknamed Lengya Mountain native, Manchuria Zhenghuang Banner, a famous poet in the early Qing Dynasty. He died at the age of thirty-one and was buried in Zaojiatun, west of Beijing. His main works include twenty volumes of "Tongzhitang Collection" (including one volume of Fu, four volumes each of poetry, three volumes of prefaces to the classics, two volumes of essays, and four volumes of "Lushui Pavilion Miscellaneous Knowledge"), "Ci Lin Zheng Lue"; 80 volumes of "Pure Statements of Yi Yi Collection" compiled by "Chen's Book of Rites" in 38 volumes; compiled and selected books such as "The First Collection of Jin Ci", "Queju Notes of Famous Masters", "Selected Poems of the Complete Tang Dynasty" and other books.
When Nalan Rongruo came to modern times from ancient times and changed his name to Cheng Rongruo; when he met all kinds of women with different styles in modern times; where would his life go?
The idea for this article comes from six women who love Rong Ruo...