
The Cinnabar Mark (Revised Edition) (GL)
守宫砂(修订版)(GL)
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- Completed
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- 929k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
213Chapters
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10.0Score
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19.4kClicks per chapter
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Ever since I read the ending of the ancient chapter of Shou Gong Sha 10 years ago before it was revised, Chai Shao is still the number one historical figure I hate most, and I can't get over it no matter what.
There are so many chapters and so many lines. Every time I see this kind of article, I just read the beginning and go straight to the end. It's a bad habit, but I get sucked into drama easily and can only accept sweet articles. Those that are too sadistic and complicated will make me feel depressed.
The further back you go, the less beautiful it becomes.
Wow, why do I feel like the modification has changed beyond recognition?
The beginning is well written, but the ending is a bit messy.
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I have always had a misunderstanding about the Tao of one yin and one yang, because some traditional concepts believe that men are yang and women are yin, yang is dynamic and strong, and yin is restrained and soft. Therefore, many people think that men should go out to work hard to support their families and make a career in the world, while women should stay at home to raise their husbands and children. This idea has not completely disappeared even in modern society. But I can't accept this kind of thinking if anyone tells me that in modern times, women still need to go home to take care of their husbands and raise children. In fact, when I think about it, the ancestor who said this didn't mean this. Perhaps it was inevitable and practical for women to return home to take care of their husbands and raise children in the ancient environment. In ancient times, productivity was underdeveloped and manual labor was the mainstay. There were very few jobs that women could do. Therefore, it was inevitable to force men out and let them take on the task of being the breadwinner. At that time, it was also normal for women to stay at home to care for their husbands and raise children. But there are exceptions to everything. Under such conditions, many talented women have emerged in China, some of which are famous in ancient and modern times, while others are submerged in the long river of history. Lu Pheasant, Wu Zetian and even the Empress Dowager Cixi are relatively shining figures on the historical and political stage, but there are also many outstanding and talented figures whose real names cannot be found. The Princess Pingyang written by the writer, who no one accepted, was still the name she set based on "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty". The name of Princess Pingyang could not be found in the official history, so she had to write it down and used Chai Shao's wife instead. This princess made meritorious deeds by leading troops in battles. After her death, the emperor's father buried her with the honors of a general, which was opposed by many ministers. The emperor's beloved daughter suppressed the opposition of these people with her authority. There is no record of her achievements in history, because her unusual funeral has attracted more writing. Unclaimed conducted a very detailed excavation of the deeds of Princess Pingyang. This princess had the same achievements as Li Shimin, and her father wanted to make her the king. She did not leave a name just because she was a woman. In that ancient society, Princess Pingyang was undoubtedly a special case. She made countless achievements while fighting against the world with her father and brother in troubled times, but she died young and could not even leave her name. She is not as powerful as Lu Pheasant, Empress Wu Zetian, Ci Xi, etc., And many of us do not know about her due to various reasons such as her untimely death. Of course, the reason why she is unknown is due to the ancient belief that women cannot leave a name in history. This undoubtedly comes largely from the idea that men are the masters of the outside world and women are the masters of the house. It's just that in reality, in troubled times, this woman is needed to conquer the world. Those scholar-bureaucrats don't dare to say anything, but when she dies, they don't want to leave a name in history. The entire ancient history of China can be said to be the history of men. There are not many women who really have a good reputation, and most of them are scolded. The reason is because these so-called women do not observe the rules of women and do not take care of their husbands and children in an honest manner. But if today's society still follows the original model, I think it won't work. Some time ago, there was a report on the Internet that the president of an international fund called on Japanese women to work because Japanese society has problems with elderly care. She believed that if women work, this burden can be alleviated. Even for our country, not to mention that there are not many women who are really willing to stay at home to take care of their children full-time, but many men do not want their wives to have no job. There are even many men who stay at home and are unwilling to go out. They are so-called homebodies. If a woman is blindly asked to be the husband and raise children, I don't think the woman will agree, and the man will not agree either. Many women either don't want to be trapped in the family and want to show off their talents, or their men are not financially strong enough and need to work alone to support the family. Men, on the other hand, can finally breathe a sigh of relief in this society that advocates equality between men and women. This kind of men may not necessarily be the lazy type. Some are even very talented and can concentrate on other things at home, but they just don't want to go out. There are several such people around me. Their wives are very capable, and they paint at home, pick up and tutor their children, and so on. I don't think such men are cowards. And it does not violate the principle that one yin and one yang are called Tao. At this time, women who go out are yang, and men who are at home are yin. If they have to reverse it, it will be a disaster for their current situation. Women who want to show their talents will not be willing to do so, and men who want to practice quietly at home will not be able to bear it. There is yin and yang everywhere in this world, but it doesn't exist in the form of a male leading the outside and a female leading the inside. However, the yin and yang remain unchanged. Yin and yang is a very broad category, and I personally think it cannot be limited to gender. Yin does not equal female, and yang does not equal male. Everyone has male and female hormones, and there are no fixed patterns in personality or psychology just because they are male or female. We will always find individuals and exceptions or minorities. Not every man is masculine, and women are feminine. It can only be said that men are masculine and women are feminine biologically, but this does not mean that in terms of social status, men must be external and women must be internal. If one model is completely followed, I think it will torture many people. There are also many very capable and successful men who are very afraid of their wives and are very timid in front of their wives. This timidity can be regarded as a kind of femininity. But it's not like the two can't get along well. They still did not violate the principle of one yin and one yang being called Tao. The famous Fang Xuanling in history is a good example. When one party is strong, the other party chooses to be weak to ensure relative balance and coexistence. This has nothing to do with gender, and there is no need to laugh at henpecked men. Fang Xuanling is a famous virtuous prime minister in history, and his fear of his wife does not affect his career at all. Of course, one yin and one yang is the way, not one yin with many yang, nor one yang with many yin. Especially many men think that it is okay to have more wives, but they don't want to have more wives. Too many yin will consume the body. This is why most emperors are short-lived. Just like our hands, the palms can be seen as yin, and the back of the hands can be seen as yang. What would it be if there were more palms? Yin and yang always exist, which is not easy. Yin and yang are also constantly changing, which is changing. The balance of yin and yang is one-to-one, which is simple.
After reading it again after a few years, I found that it has changed a lot. The shock before is gone, and there are more cumbersome parts. It feels unsatisfactory, and I haven't regained much of the previous feeling! The front is fine, but the changes at the back are very messy, and some parts can't be connected... I really hope the author can revise it again. Wouldn't it be better if there were less fantasy things...
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