The Queen

№1 Netizen: The Truth Comments: "The Queen" Rating: 2 Publication time: 2009-02-01 15:10:45 Chapters reviewed: 1 Not quite right either. The Queen Mother is doing her job in her position. But rules are dead and people are alive. It is right to respect the law, but if bad laws are always followed and no one breaks the rules, we will still be living in the feudal era. That is to say, when a law really goes against human nature and hinders the development of social productive forces, it will naturally arouse resistance. That is, wherever there is oppression, there is resistance. Friends, have you ever seen a law that does not oppress people? If the law does not oppress this person, it oppresses that person. If you don't restrain this person, restrain that person. This is the nature of law. Just because some people don't like it, you can't call something you don't like a bad law. For example: The law does not allow people to smuggle out of the country, nor do they allow people to stay abroad while traveling - is this a bad law? Is it against human nature? Does it hinder the development of productivity? Some people illegally smuggled abroad, or traveled abroad and never came back, and even had children with foreigners - is this illegal, or is it resistance to oppression? What this person does is essentially the same as Weaver Girl. Is she a hero who breaks the rules and transcends the times??

Every time I watch those stupid TV series, I can't stand it when I see a lot of unreasonable things. I see a lot of so-called villains being abused by the protagonists in various ways. Some of the normal behaviors of those villains in the environment at that time are magnified in our eyes as standard bad guy behaviors. Obviously the protagonists are all kinds of abuse. Willfulness, all kinds of brain damage, all kinds of cruel behaviors with reasons, just because of the perspective, I tortured the villain thousands of times. It was the same when I watched The Seven Fairies. As a result, I only watch movies now, not TV series. It is rare that this Queen Mother has similar thoughts to me. Please write more.

In fact, the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor are not a couple at all. Now many experts who study the degradation of the goddess believe that the male emperor is simply a created image. . . Serious original gods such as "The Queen Mother of the West" are commonly seen in early ancient mythological stories, such as "Mountains and Seas Advance", and "Tomb Robbers Notes". . . The demotion of the goddess is really the most interesting topic in the 21st century

The first time I read your book was Underworld. The diva who was always decorating left a deep impression on me, and she did everything for her nine children. It made me feel that she was also a woman, a mother, a living person, not just a made-up feudal defender. Ying always gave people a new perspective without being obtrusive, like the Weaver Girl, Hou Yi, and even the Queen of Heaven...

You're right, you're right, especially this sentence. But when a superior fairy favors a human young man and is punished, people's views change. Their resentment towards the queen is more like a defense of their own value: "What? What's wrong with us Cowherd not being worthy of your Weaver Girl?"

I really like this story about the underworld and heaven. It allows us to see a completely different space in traditional mythology. It is full of colorful life and is an idealized world.

I like the queen who likes to decorate. She is very funny~ but her strength and persistence in saving 9 sons made me know that she is a mother first.

№1 Netizen: The Truth Comments: "The Queen" Rating: 2 Publication time: 2009-02-01 15:10:45 Chapters reviewed: 1 Not quite right either. The Queen Mother is doing her job in her position. But rules are dead and people are alive. It is right to respect the law, but if bad laws are always followed and no one breaks the rules, we will still be living in the feudal era. That is to say, when a law really goes against human nature and hinders the development of social productive forces, it will naturally arouse resistance. That is, wherever there is oppression, there is resistance. Friends, have you ever seen a law that does not oppress people? If the law does not oppress this person, it oppresses that person. If you don't restrain this person, restrain that person. This is the nature of law. Just because some people don't like it, you can't call something you don't like a bad law. For example: The law prohibits people from smuggling out of the country - is this a bad law? Is it against human nature? Does it hinder the development of productivity? Some people illegally smuggled abroad and had children with foreigners - is this illegal, or is it resistance to oppression? What this person does is essentially the same as Weaver Girl. Is she a hero who breaks the rules and transcends the times??

Not quite right either. The Queen Mother is doing her job in her position. But rules are dead and people are alive. It is right to respect the law, but if bad laws are always followed and no one breaks the rules, we will still be living in the feudal era. That is to say, when a law really goes against human nature and hinders the development of social productive forces, it will naturally arouse resistance. That is, wherever there is oppression, there is resistance.

How? What's wrong with us Cowherd not being worthy of your Weaver Girl? This is such a classic question The state has national laws, and families have family rules. Whether they are gods or mortals, they have their own rules and regulations that they must abide by. PS: Can I reprint it? I will indicate the author and source. I like it very much, so I want to share it with others.