A Splendid Tang Look [Princess Taiping X Shangguan Wan'er]

Years later, history will bear witness to their feelings as their epitaphs are unearthed.

After reading it, I felt disappointed. I read the previous parts several times, but I couldn't bear to read the ending, so I read it in a hurry. Today I finally had the courage to read it carefully. I have to say that the author's writing style is so good. Whether it is the characterization of the characters or the reference to historical materials, it makes people feel that this is a real thing. I selfishly believe that more than a thousand years ago, Princess Taiping and Shangguan Wan'er really had such a magnificent relationship. But the meaning of this novel goes far beyond that. As Wan'er said in the book, she hopes that in the future women will not have to take care of housework, take care of their husbands and raise children, but can complete their careers like men. In that feudal society, Emperor Wu created an era of red makeup, but it was also short-lived. Even our dream today has still not been realized. As teacher Dai Jinhua said, women in the new era have indeed gained freedom, and in some aspects they have the same freedom as men, but this freedom seems to only lead to marriage. Today, women have not been able to escape this shackles. Whether it is economic or political, women are still in a subordinate position. On social platforms, Princess Taiping Wan'er, Emperor Wu, and other outstanding contemporary female politicians always attract a lot of criticism. However, for women like Empress Ma, who traditionally supports their husbands, raise children, and assist men, evaluations on social platforms are often more positive. I privately believe that Li Longji's success is actually due to a lot of factors of the times, and not entirely due to personal ability. Just like Princess Taiping said in Wangchuan Fenghualu, I lost to you, not as a woman losing to a man, but to this era. Today we still have not realized the ideal in the book, but I have also seen a group of independent and sober women working hard for this ideal with us. I think this is not only the meaning of this book, but also the wish of Wan'er and Taiping.

Author, you don't have a heart to whine. Although but, maybe be is the reasonable ending, but my heart still hurts! Author, why should I repay what you owe me here! (Moufan emoticon package) Another: I wish the author success in his studies, health and happiness. It is indeed easy to have different opinions when there are more people, but I still regret that I could not follow up on the article while the author was still replying to comments. I don't know if the author can still read it. I like your novel very much. Is there any possibility of publishing it? Want to buy and collect

After reading the author's great article, I was surprised that it was written by an engineering student. It not only has a formal history but is also written clearly and accurately. Although it is a very tragic be direction, it also made me cry many times, especially the part where Wan'er died at the end... Li San is a bastard who has no heart. The author complained about the image of the Shangguan in his novel as "women will hinder my work". Rong is also very interesting. Well, this image of a workaholic is very attractive to me. (Anyway, I am very grateful to write such an excellent work. When I was a child, I only had the impression of Wu Zhou as a bloody and cruel official when I saw Baijia Forum. I did not expect that the real era of red makeup was so charming and disappointing. Finally, I wish the author good studies and life, and hope to continue to see your works.

Silk~ After watching He in the Forbidden Court and seeing the big be (?), Wan Ping is hard-pressed, and it is also the mood of the times. It is obvious that after Tang Long's coup, especially after Wan'er was beheaded by Li San without conscience, Taiping's style of doing things changed, and it felt a bit disorganized. Taiping will never be the second queen, but she will definitely be able to pull Li San down. The Anshi Rebellion is really too tragic. Personally, I think she was too eager for quick success and quick gain in the later period...

At the end of the day, you stabbed someone... Jiang Mingkong, you have no heart! The author's writing is very good. I hope he can continue writing novels.

Madam, please add more extras 😭 😭 I can do anything.

It's been a long time since I read a novel. Wan Ping's story is a tragedy no matter what, so I deliberately skipped it before. Women in the feudal dynasty could hardly have freedom. The author writes in big words that maybe something similar really happened once, and he is sincere and has no regrets. Those who are interested in the two strokes in the history books can understand.

Oops... I was worried that the author was too thoughtful and revised historical facts for the sake of HE. I felt relieved after seeing this. The author is very thoughtful... By the way, does the author need a chair? Where do you live? I happen to know how to make chairs. Can I mail you a chair? Although it may be awkward to sit on, it is guaranteed to be hand-made and of high quality!

I reviewed it again and skipped to the final chapter in advance. I felt deeply that since the beginning of the Qin Dynasty, the status and rights of women have gradually declined. Especially in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty - the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, this period of war that lasted for roughly four hundred years, it fell to a new bottom. The Tang Dynasty corrected the chaos and restored a certain status of women. Although compared with the Western Han Dynasty, economic rights such as inheritance rights were not fully restored, but it was still quite good. And the curtain call of Tang Zhuan Nong... Was not only the curtain call of female politics in the Tang Dynasty, but also the beginning of the decline of women's status in China's feudal society from the only peak after the Han Dynasty to before Xinhai, until it fell to the bottom of the eternal decline in the Qing and Ming Dynasties. I am lucky enough to live in modern times and have a relatively equal status. Although there are still widespread gender inequalities... I feel sad that girls have been humiliated along the way for thousands of years. It is not easy.