The Golden Girl: Princess Xiangxiang

There is a woman in Jin Daxia's works who is exaggeratedly beautiful but extremely disgusting. Yes, she is Princess Xiangxiang. I love bronze so much! Also, Chen is actually in love with Qing Tong, right? It's just that he is not worthy of Tong.

I'm afraid that's not everyone's girlish dream. I consider myself naive and have never experienced anything, but ever since I read Jin Yong at the age of twelve, "Books, Swords, Enemies and Enemies" have been my most hated books. I felt unfair for Huo Qingtong, but I also didn't like Huo Qingtong's humiliation and humiliation.

I don't hate or like Xiangxiang. Even though I like Huo Qingtong, I can't say I hate her. Because no matter how this character is written, after all, she is a kind person without disgusting flaws (ignorance does not count). And although she was caught in a love triangle, she was actually the most innocent of the three. She just fell in love with a man. Who would have known that this man had an affair with his sister, and one of them thought it was over completely, while the other didn't know yet... In addition, I don't remember the maze part, but after singing, Xiangxiang has nothing to do. At least music can make people RELAX, it's better than shouting randomly, right? But there's nothing I like about her. Although if there really was a character like Xiangxiang in reality, I would definitely yearn for it. But in fact, this person is just a YY appearance of Master Jin. And it is YY with little technical content. In addition, it is very reasonable to say that her popularity is dragged down by her husband Chen's cowardice. But on the other hand, her popularity was also boosted by Qianlong. If it weren't for Qianlong's failure later, there would probably be even more people who didn't want to see her. (For example, I sympathized with her because of her subsequent failure)

In terms of love, the worst thing about Huo Qingtong is that she refuses to explain, or in other words, she disdains explanations. Because her pride, her reserve, her self-esteem wouldn't allow it. In fact, when the fragile seeds of love between her and Chen had just sprouted, she could dispel his concerns by simply saying, "Lee Yun Gee is a woman disguised as a man." But she wouldn't speak, thinking that he should believe that she was not a frivolous woman. However, in fact, there is no such thing as "should" in love, and no one has the ability to read minds. What's more, for ignorant men and women in first love, it is not so much that they do not believe in each other, but that their lack of confidence in themselves is completely amplified. What's more, neither of them expressed their feelings at that time. So in fact, communication is too important in relationships. It can be seen that Huo Qingtong, a strong woman with such a high IQ, cannot show off her emotional intelligence. Therefore, the majority of women whose IQ is not as good as Huo Qingtong should not think too highly of themselves. When I was young, I hated Xiangxiang because of Huo Qingtong. Now that I think about it, it's really childish. At that time, she lamented, "I don't think Cui Yu met Qiao Feng" - now I understand, even if Cui Yu meets Qiao Feng, what will happen, they will just become tacit understanding of work partners and career partners. Qiao Feng loves A'Zhu.

Luo Da's comment is really spot on. I think that the difference between Princess Xiangxiang and Qingtong comes from their different growth environments. Just like the rose of the little prince, it became delicate and fragile after meeting the little prince. BTW, I'm thinking that Jiang Xibao is actually extremely jealous of Xu Conghui for growing up into a "shamefully innocent" girl. Although Xibao knows in his heart that this innocence will be shattered sooner or later, he is still very happy to have had it. I think Chen Jialuo cannot appreciate Qingtong because they are not on the same level. Moreover, Chen Jialuo thinks too highly of himself and cannot accept this. His mentality is still at the level where he can only appreciate little women. Xiangxiang is a perfect match for him. Fortunately, Qingtong is not with Chen Jialuo, otherwise she will become "hollow" as she grows up and meets more people, and then her enthusiasm will dissipate, and it will not be beautiful.

Especially in the eyes of a group of modern women, Chen can be said to be a combination of wretched male elements. My feeling from the beginning to the end of reading Shujian is, Oh my God, please send down thunder and take away this wretched man. I don't have any contempt for Princess Xiangxiang. Maybe this character is too unrealistic. There is no such person in reality, so the sense of substitution is very weak. And because she is such an idiot, even if she snatches her sister's man, I don't think it's her fault, it's Chen Jialuo's fault. And later Chen Jialuo sold her to Qianlong, and she was so willing to feel that she was sacrificing for her people. I felt that she was very pitiful, and even a little heartbroken. On the other hand, the bitch not only traded the woman for his life, but also found excuses after they fell in love, blaming Huo Qingtong for being too capable, and blaming Huo Qingtong for misunderstanding him because of his ambiguous entanglement with the escort, Miss Li, who was dressed as a man. Could it be more shameless? Isn't it just thinking with the lower body? Another bitch, Zhang Wuji, admitted that he was half-hearted and had the weakness of a man.

I'm quite scared. I feel like it describes myself: shamefully naive.

Hahahaha, the last sentence is wonderful

I just want to say one thing, it's best to read Jin Yong's books as an aside, otherwise you'll become a fan of Jin Yong's book based on which dynasty it is. This book should subtly make a big contribution to my becoming a pure fan, but even though the view of history in Jin Lao Bi's Blood Sword is a complete mess, I'm still a big fan.

Yesterday, I was chatting with my male best friend about Jin Yong. From the surprise that we both liked Mu Wanqing to the dispute over Shujian, I discovered that the brain circuits of men and women are indeed different. It cannot be said that men always have masculinity. It was only after I found the original text for him that he was willing to admit that Chen Jialuo was concerned about Qingtong's talents. But perhaps it is Jin Yong's machismo that makes his supporting actresses so miserable: If they are so smart and intelligent, how can they not escape gracefully when love goes wrong? A smart woman probably wouldn't hang herself from a tree. Miss Cheng Lingsu is also such a tragedy. . There are too few good endings for talented women in Jin Yong's works. It seems that a lot of female readers hate Princess Xiangxiang. If you think about it carefully, there may be some jealousy in it.