His titles: Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace, Hongzhi Emperor, Emperor Xiaozong of Ming
Achievements: Ushered in the Hongzhi Restoration; remained devoted to one wife until death
Her titles: Descendant of Tushan, Demon Lord of Jingliang, foremost of Qinhuai's hundred beauties
Achievement: Nothing to do with you mortals
Once, he was a young prince raised in secret in the Cold Palace, and she was a little fox reluctantly tasked with looking after him. They couldn't stand each other and bickered every day.
Later, he claimed to be Ji Mianfeng, a low-ranking official in the Eastern Palace, while she called herself Hua Jinxue, a pipa girl from Qinhuai. The charms of Jinling's red-light district conspired to bring these destined enemies together.
She called him "young master," and he called her "old monster." She cursed him as a devious, vindictive man, and he called her heartless.
Don't say the imperial family is cold-hearted or that a ruler's favor never lasts. His Majesty may have no shame, but mention taking a concubine and he'll turn on you in a flash.
Don't say the palace walls imprison love until it withers away. The Empress is lonely, with no rivals, and rules the palace as she pleases.
The history books say Emperor Xiaozong was reserved and careful in his conduct.
The history books say Emperor Xiaozong and Empress Zhang shared a home, keeping each other company from dawn to dusk, just like an ordinary married couple.
Dreams of Mianfeng fade like drifting clouds. Alas, a life cannot last forever: morning dew dries, the season of blossoms passes. Yet this heart would never change, in life or death. Heaven may endure, but love is hard to sever.
A fox wanders beneath Tushan's sunny slopes. She waits for her beloved, glancing back as she lifts her skirt.
She cannot see her young master, who has gone to travel the four corners of the world. Oh, don't abandon her. Come home with her someday.
"A little fox wanders at the foot of the mountain. She waits for the one she loves, looking back as she lifts her skirt.
Her young master serves the world, rushing to its four corners. Don't forget the little fox. Come home with her."
Theme: Who needs a theme?
Reminds me of Chibi Fu! It's like being there!!!
I came to the Emmm free channel to find the article. The title of the book made me want to click on it, and then I read the reviews and the reviews were good. As for the copy, although it is not cliché and great, half of it did not attract me, and I was too lazy to read the rest. Then I found that the following is a bit old-fashioned and long, which makes me feel very complicated. Personally, I think the copy is better to highlight the interesting points. I don't mean to give guidance on writing, I'm just giving you my superficial impressions, maybe the article is interesting!
Long Commentary on Past Events in the Palace I have always wanted to write something for this wonderful book. Last spring, I found this place from the old Ford's tweet. Now that I think about it, this is really the best decision I have ever made. My understanding of Zangtang was limited to the history I had heard before and some articles I read at Lof when I suddenly thought of him. (I simply thought of wanting to know more about him at the time.) I read this book with an uncertain mood. The result is that now I am the one who recommends Youtang. While reading, I noticed that the author had obviously researched a lot of information, and his understanding of history was astonishing, which made me admire him. The writing style is also excellent. It is like a gleam of light among the mixed articles in recent years. It is stunning and clear. Both Mengchen and Mianfeng are so vivid, and the descriptions in each sentence are so real, that when I went to the Forbidden City this summer, I really wanted to see the pear blossoms in Yongning Palace. I also held my face and cried bitterly every night. What's in the text? Is it the silent sadness in the usual tenderness, or is it the regret and disbelief that Mengchen feels when the one he loves is separated forever? I still can't forget the chapter about Li Guang's memories. We will look for each other until he is alive. I have cried uncontrollably in front of my friends, and I have also sat in my room and silently used up a pack of tissues. During that time, I really felt so uncomfortable that I wanted to cry when I thought about some clips, even the most ordinary clips between them. I thought I wouldn't be like this, it's so abnormal, I cried like this just for an article But when I saw that he used unconventional deceptions to make Mengchen "not remember him, only the sick bed and bitter medicine" , the temples rang bells and 30,000 pestles, Mengchen couldn't control herself when she was crying on the streets of Chang'an, when she was trembling and weeping, when she was handed her the "Mianfeng must write" letter I burst into tears again. Likewise, this article also led to my initial impression of Tang and the people around him. In my opinion, there is no book that can depict such a full and complete character. Each character is themselves, as written in the history books. Youtang is cold and cold, Mengchen is actually very complicated, Zhaozhao is debauched... I also admire the writing style of this article. One of the sentences is stunning, profound and beautiful, and has appeared many times in my compositions... I always like textual research articles, and the article "Old Stories in the Palace" has reasonable imagination, natural transitions, and close to historical facts. It makes people feel that this is the case, this is the case, this must be the case. It is the best article I have ever read. Yang Shen's white-haired fisherman at the end is still unforgettable to me. I also want to conclude this crude review with his Linjiang Immortal. The rolling Yangtze River flows eastward, and the waves wash away the heroes. Right and wrong, success or failure turn around in vain. The green hills are still there, and the sunset turns red several times. The white-haired fisherman and woodcutter on the Nagisa River is used to watching the autumn moon and spring breeze. Happy reunion over a pot of wine. Many things in ancient and modern times are all talked about with laughter. May Your Majesty and Mengchen stay together in Tushan for a long time!
This is really well written. Come back and reminisce
Beautiful and well written. The most infatuated person in history is portrayed very well.
So so! This is a person!!!
!! Suddenly I discovered that there is a side story!
Wow wow wow, there is actually a side story, it makes me cry
The writing is really great! The story is also very touching!!!
It was so good. The ending squeezed all my tears away.