Now available: The Imperial Consort Is Determined to Divorce
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Wenwen is a teacher of literature and history. One day, she suddenly takes part in an event about appreciating classical poetry and prose for high school, while also going live online with the authors.
As an obscure UP creator in the literature and history category, Wenwen would never waste this precious chance to connect with the greats.
She will give Cao Cao a live reading of A Short Song while standing on the river during the Battle of Red Cliffs.
“What did you say? My writing will be passed down for all time? Hahaha! As expected of me!”
“What! You say my son will ascend the throne and become emperor? Good! Excellent! As expected of Cao Cao's son!”
“What! You say I lost the Battle of Red Cliffs? No! Impossible! How could my million-strong army lose? Who dares to perform such sorcery in front of me? If I catch them, I'll have their head displayed for all to see!”
Everyone on the call: ???
Weren't we just being praised as young heroes? How did this turn into some kind of shamanic ritual?
She will go live with Su Dongpo at Red Cliff outside Huangzhou City in the Northern Song Dynasty, reading Ode to the Red Cliff.
“Hm? Isn't the Red Cliff beneath my feet the ancient battlefield of the Battle of Red Cliffs?”
“My life really has been full of hardships, but you don't have to say I got by on my younger brother's help. He may look honest, but he's the real hothead.”
Everyone on the call competes for a chance to go live with the great Su Dongpo.
“Great Master, how do you manage to eat three hundred lychees a day without getting overheated?”
“Great Master, could you tell me the authentic way to make Dongpo pork?”
A certain great master of the Su family just shrugs, as if to say: It can't be helped if everyone's so eager to talk to me.
She will go live with Li Taibai on the ancient Shu Road, reciting The Road to Shu Is Hard.
“I know I'm popular, but I never imagined I'd still be famous a thousand years later. That's the power of poetry and prose, and you deserve to have it.”
“To clarify once again, the stories about the strongman removing my boots and the Consort holding the ink stick are just legends.”
P.S.:
1. This is mainly for entertainment, and may include some unofficial history.
2. Interpretations of the poetry and prose will follow the mainstream view.
3. This is a parallel universe, so characters may be out of character.
4. The writing is amateurish and may be dull. The focus is mainly on explaining the poetry and prose, and personal opinions will appear.
5. For now, the focus is on classical poetry and prose taught in high school, though not all the works are from the high school curriculum. Other writers may appear later, such as Zuo Si, Pan Yue, and Lu Ji... I really do love writers from the Wei and Jin dynasties.
6. Updates are slow.
7. There are many quotations from the original texts, so some reading experience is recommended.
8. There are many flaws, too many to list. Please forgive me.
9. Let's discuss things peacefully. Different opinions are welcome, though I may not accept them.
Theme: Deep reflection and elegant prose that follows the rules of literature
All the girls buried Liu Yong together, their friendship is priceless.
. . . What was it written about? It was written as a hero for Cao Cao. He knew that he was losing a battle, but instead of thinking about the reasons for the failure and changing his strategy, he continued to act recklessly. Sun Quan, I think I will be happy to death. I was originally worried that you would change your strategy and I would not know how to deal with it, but in the end, you stupidly did it again. If we don't talk about these, let's just talk about military morale. If the soldiers knew that this was a hopeless war, how could they fight to the death? Deserters would even be more likely, and military morale would be at a loss. These ancient soldiers are not the People's Liberation Army. Whatever strategy or integrity you use, it doesn't work. I feel like what you wrote is a fool, not like Cao Cao.
To be honest, Song Renzongren's targets were mostly the scholar-bureaucrats
Hahahaha cute kid
When I learned the song "Magpie Stepping on the Branches", it was clearly written by Feng Yansi in the book, but now it has completely become Ouyang Xiu's. When Feng Yansi's descendants published Yangchun Collection, Ouyang Xiu was still an official in the court. If it was really Ouyang Xiu's helpless descendants, how could Feng Yansi's descendants dare to do this? Anyway, it was later attributed to Ouyang Xiu by Li Qingzhao. But in fact, it has been controversial that Wang Guowei attributed him to Feng Yansi.
Song Renzong was really a petty person. He was submissive to scholar-bureaucrats and suppressed ordinary literati. Tsk
Hahahaha, this kid is so cute
The emperors of the Song Dynasty, apart from Taizu, Shenzong and Zhezong were better, at least if they wanted to change, they could fight out
Call Jeff
It's marked as finished, but it's actually a trap.