A Journey Across Spring

I read some books to give readers who are interested in poetry collectors some knowledge about poetry collectors. "Book of Xia" says: "The Qiu people use the wooden dolmen to stand on the road, the officials and teachers follow each other, and the craftsmen perform their crafts to give advice." In the first month of Mengchun, it seems to be there, and the advice is abnormal. " "Qiuren" means to gather people. It refers to a type of people by their behavior and is not the name of an official in itself. "From the "Qiuren" who collected songs in the Xia Dynasty to the "Xingren" who collected poems in the Zhou Dynasty, a vague title was fixed into a clear official position. " ——"Chinese Language and Culture Research/2018 Spring Volume" However, according to the content in "Zhou Li·Qiuguan·Sikou", Xingren was not a full-time poetry collector. "Spring and Autumn Gongyang Zhuan Execution" describes civilian poetry collectors, but according to the book "Language and Culture Research", the author believes that since the status of "Qiu Ren" and "workers"/handicraftsmen are equivalent, Qiu Ren may not have official positions. Moreover, the author believes that because in Ban Gu's "Book of Han" there is "there were officials who collected poems in ancient times. The king observed the customs, knew the gains and losses, and examined the truth by himself." At the same time, the author (all authors here refer to the author of "Language and Culture Research") mentioned that during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were poetry collection activities and Yuefu was set up, but there were no full-time poetry collectors. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was also poetry collection activity to understand the people's sentiments, but "poetry collection for the purpose of understanding the people's sentiments and government administration was similar in nature to the poetry collection in ancient times, but there was no full-time poetry collector" (book excerpt) Bai Juyi's "Xin Yuefu Poetry Collection Officer" said: "From the Zhou Dynasty's destruction of Qin to the Sui Dynasty, there were no poetry collection officials for the ten generations. " The author mentioned this, but the other party believed that this was a biased perception. This biased perception probably came from Ban Gu's account of "an official who collected poems in ancient times." The specific performance is as follows: "Not only did the Eastern Han Dynasty send envoys many times to collect folk songs to observe the people's sentiments and govern the administration, but the envoys should continue to collect poems during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. (Digest) In these dynasties, there was a matter of collecting poems, but the relevant personnel also did other things, so it is not suitable to be called "poem collecting officer". Later generations Shen Yue, Yuan Zhen, and Bai Juyi judged that the reason why there were absolutely no poetry collectors after the Zhou Dynasty was that "the Zhou Dynasty had full-time poetry collectors", but there were not in the Zhou Dynasty. Therefore, the premise is wrong, and their judgments are also wrong (I don't know if you can understand...) Secondly, in the text [2 The tendentious expression of poetry: "Collecting Poetry Officials" and "Admonishing Poems"] mentioned Bai Juyi's views on poetry collecting officials, but the author believes that (Bai Juyi's understanding of "Collecting Poems" is not completely consistent with that of collecting poetry in the Zhou Dynasty), because (the ancient Chinese concept of "Collecting Poems" My purpose is to "observe the wind", and the poems I have collected are social poems and custom poems. As the saying goes, "The hungry sing about their food, and the tired sing about their affairs." The poems do not necessarily have a conscious satirical meaning directed at the upper class.) When I write a book, I will prefer the definition of "poetry collection" in the Zhou Dynasty. The call to "pick up poems in a hurry" began in the mid-Tang Dynasty. But I'm not sure here. Is this a statement or a practice that appeared in the Zhongtang Dynasty? Because I saw the author's description of the Zhou Dynasty's poetry collectors in "Ancient Extraordinary Professional Archives", which has almost formed a set of rules, which is similar to "those who collect poems on time", and this kind of thing has been widely promoted. However, it is mentioned in "Reading the Book of Songs"/Zhang Wei: (According to research, the poetry collector is a specialized position in the Zhou royal family) and currently, most videos and articles seem to say that the poetry collector was established in the Zhou Dynasty.

Haha, after reading this book, I really like it, but I can't help but give a critical review. Let's talk about the shortcomings first (ps, I usually like to talk about the shortcomings first): 1. There are a lot of typos and some wrongly written names of people. I remember that there was a place where the author wrote "maybe" when the author was alive, and there was another place where the name of a person was written wrong. 2. I feel that the elements are a bit too mixed. I understand that the author wants to write out the elements of the system, rebirth and the heroine, but I feel that the system has no other big role except helping the protagonist to regenerate and having the data transmission function at the beginning. Then the heroine is really good, smart and inspiring, and she pushed and accomplished all the things by herself. At this time, the system is a bit redundant. Of course, it can also be used as the heroine's transformation from someone who didn't want to get involved in the court to someone who wanted to clear the country. But it just feels a bit strange (ps is just my personal opinion) 3. The role of the male protagonist is very abrupt. I just understand that the author writes that the male and female protagonists are busy with their careers, but in many chapters the female protagonist does not say a word about the male protagonist when she is engaged in her career. This is a bit strange. One or two sentences can be properly explained about the male protagonist, such as what the male protagonist is going to do elsewhere, blah blah blah. Or simply cancel the love line and write it as a plot of the heroine, and then let the hero and the heroine become soul-best friends, but there is no love. Write the feeling that the heroine brings Song and Shen to become close friends, and then the future ideal of the three of them may also be to decide to purge the imperial court under the guidance of the system and return the imperial court He Qinghaiyan. Let's talk about the advantages: 1. The plot is super, super, super good, especially in the early stage, where one case involves another, and then the characters slowly emerge from the water. It is really very graphic. Many times I don't even feel like I'm reading a novel, I feel like I'm watching a TV series, which is very similar to the narrative method of a suspense TV series. Each case is inextricably linked and finally emerges. The author felt very self-effacing and said that he could not write a very good plot, but I really thought it was pretty good, just really good. 2. Talking about the characters, Li Beizhi is really good as a character. She is really tough, smart, courageous and strategic. She seems cold but actually has independent consideration for people and her own opinions and persistence. It is no exaggeration to say that he is a three-dimensional character who can withstand scrutiny. You will be wary of people you just met, and you will really care about them after you get to know them. (For example, I was wary of Song Man when I first met him, and I hated Zhao Qingzhou so much.) 3. Overall, I really think the author is not exaggerating enough to be labeled as a heroine. The male protagonist appears very rarely in the whole text (praise). From the beginning to the end, it really shows that the heroine is planning and doing things alone or with friends and relatives. There is no denying Song Beisheng's help and promotion. Song really did a good job of adding icing on the cake instead of providing help in times of trouble. This really beats 99% of the so-called novels on the market that claim to be a heroine. I think this is the real heroine, instead of searching for the heroine label, all the novels that come up are "evenly matched" and "stronger women than men" (I don't deny that evenly matched novels and love are good, but I don't want to see these in the heroine column). It can really be said that the real book beats most novels on the market at this point. The author really writes it very well. 4. Other characters are also very three-dimensional. For example, Zhao Qingzhou and Song Yaoyao. Because of Li's help to her, Zhao had paranoid and special feelings for Li, just like the feeling of a normal person being forced to love by a yandere in reality. So Li was disgusted with him. However, it's not like he did bad things because he was paranoid about getting the heroine. He was on Zhao Sheng's side from the beginning. In other words, he essentially wanted to exploit ordinary people, and being paranoid about the heroine was just incidental. Then let's talk about Song Yaoyao, she is very smart, I think she is even smarter than the heroine. She immediately reacted and found out the truth after her family was wiped out by her enemy, and then immediately made the decision to lurk around her enemy for revenge. She reacted very quickly, including saying she did not want children, and then she apologized to Liu in the end. All these can show that she is a smart, kind, witty, and cruel person (praise). She gave me the feeling that even if Li didn't appear, she would slowly surrender and take revenge, and she would always be able to pull herself out of trouble. Finally, the author of the original book really wrote it very well, and it is a rare good novel in my heart. The above opinions only represent my personal opinions. I am looking forward to the author's next book. I am super looking forward to it!

Continuation of "Fifteen Nights Watching Lanterns", a high-class lady x a cold killer [I hesitated for a few months before deciding on this title. TAT naming is useless.] The title of the book is taken from the poem "Fifteen Nights Watching the Lantern" by Lu Zhaolin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. A very beautiful ancient poem!

><Sorry, my dear readers, the stupid author is deeply aware of the importance of editing/? I decided to slow down the update and revise the article first. I will try my best to fix the article and restore it to an updated version. (Crawling in the dark) (Twisted) (Shouting) I hope it won't be lost. Qaq is already cool... I have actually been thinking about the idea of ​​revising the article for a long time. It's just that I haven't put it into practice, and then I found that my plot and settings were not well written, including the poetry collector... Originally, the poetry collector should be a key point in the article, but my presentation was not very good, I am too bad... Well, everyone, go to bed early and get up early to be healthy~

Damn, I saw the previous one, it's super nice, come on?, You must keep going, I'm waiting for you.

The number of collections is 520 hey

Good morning Zhouzhou (Holding a rose)

Come on baby! I hope you won't be affected as much as possible and adjust your mentality qwq

I saw something about you in xhs. I sat up in shock again when I was dying and downloaded it directly back to jj... Don't worry about other people's opinions. Please write well and say goodbye to hyb. I will always support you.

Come on, baby, write, I'm so angry hyb 💪