I have a childhood sweetheart and a sweetheart. Later, after I died, they fell in love and became a real couple. No one mentioned my name again, I died cleanly.
Concept: A dark short story about revenge in ancient Chinese language.
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"I suspect that she did it on purpose to make me unable to understand. This made me frustrated and I gradually became sulky." The psychological description describes the prince's suspicion of the princess, and shows the prince's frustration at not being able to understand the princess's words and his anger at being "teased" by the princess.
"The father's Dingling Mausoleum is in Beimang Mountain, but now he is buried in the ancestral temple. There are still seven months before the big burial." It explains where the emperor will be buried, and the burial time is "seven months later", which foreshadows the following.
"Isn't my father dead? Why - I still can't do it! He's not in the palace anymore!" The psychological description expresses the prince's anger and dissatisfaction with the many restrictions today, and shows the prince's resentment towards the late emperor's restrictions on his behavior. It also reflects the prince's hatred of the emperor. Because he hates the emperor, he also hates the restrictions on himself brought by the emperor.
"Not satisfied, not satisfied. Unable to vent, unsatisfied depression grows like crazy day and night, like a pool of water accumulated layer by layer, with mud at the bottom and green algae floating on the surface." Psychological description, using metaphorical rhetorical techniques, compares "unsatisfied depression" to "a pool of water piled with mud, filled with green algae, and accumulated layer by layer." The image vividly describes the amount of depression in the prince's heart and expresses the prince's depressed and irritable mood.
"The rustle of a silver bell, every step of the way, is better than the strings of silk and bamboo." The prince finally had fun and showed the exquisite craftsmanship of the craftsman.
"Between the screens, I chased the bells and pulled their sleeves." It describes the joy of the prince and the maid chasing and fighting, sweeping away the previous depression, and showing Chang Xun's understanding of the prince.
"They don't like me whether I'm good or bad. Whatever a fool does, it's all stupidity." In the psychological description, the prince has a clear understanding of the courtiers' views on him, and writes about the courtiers' dislike of the prince and their prejudice against what the prince does.
"He escaped from the capital, gathered his old troops, and raised an army." This explains the reason why the palace people moved quietly, and also points out the theme of the chapter, paving the way for what follows.
"Father wants to kill me.
Third brother, you want to kill me. Uncle, you want to kill me. "The psychological description shows the sadness of the prince and the tragic fate of the prince.
"Everyone is terrible.
Everyone is disgusting. "After learning that King Cheng wanted to kill him, the palace servants who looked down on him became terrifying and hateful.
"What about me? What about me? A fool, what can I do?" The psychological description, the prince's rhetorical question to himself, expresses the prince's sadness and loss.
"The eyes inadvertently climbed up to the "dusty" tassel hanging down from the top of the head, like a spider climbing up the thin thread, swaying." In the description of the action, the word "climb" shows the focus and seriousness of the prince's eyes, reflecting the prince's disinterest in the content of the ministers' proceedings, and even boredom.
"The hands hidden in the sleeves are clenched tightly." It shows the prince's hatred towards someone who wants to kill him.
"He tightened his arms around my waist, tightened his chest against my back, and his heart beat behind my back, rhythmically and powerfully." It showed the health of the general's body and the intimacy of the new emperor.
"Being an emperor is useless." The new emperor has no real power, which once again shows the sadness of the prince's fate.
"I can't take a single bite of the steamed cakes, vegetables and meat served at dusk." It expresses the new emperor's longing for the queen. Because he can't see the queen, he doesn't think about food and tea.
"Chang Xun gently whispered in my ear. 'Now that Wang Xiao is plotting rebellion, she can no longer be the queen! When Wang Xiao is defeated, let alone being the queen, her life may be dead!'" The description of the language lays the foundation for the death of the queen below.
"The apricot moon, the words of Yan stir up spring." Point out the time and connect the previous and the next.
'Ashuo, if I put you in danger...' He concentrated, 'If I put you in danger, would you still - believe me? '"The language description and demeanor description describe the general's concern for the new emperor's attitude toward him, indicating the turmoil of the situation below.
"I stopped suddenly, facing each other silently, as if there was a layer of ice." It exaggerated the atmosphere of silence, and the image expressed the complex mood of the new emperor at the moment, paving the way for what follows.
"Extremely quiet, dead silent. There is a deep well hidden under his pupils." It depicts an extremely quiet and dead scene. "There is a deep well hidden" vividly expresses the depth of General Dou.
"'I don't care!' I roared, suppressing the sobs in my throat, 'I don't have a queen, so don't even think about having a wife!'" The language description implies that Fu will be killed because of the new emperor's words, paving the way for Fu's death below. Express the emperor's aggrieved and angry mood.
"When I got up in the morning, with the maid beside me, offering water and holding a stick, I asked Chang Xun one thing. 'What is a better way to die than execution?'" It indicated that the time was in the morning, and the language description hinted that the new emperor wanted to commute Lu Pei's sentence, while leaving suspense and arousing the reader's interest in continuing reading.
"The sky is overcast, there is light rain, and the water vapor is lingering, half covering the important towers and high pavilions." It means that the weather on this day is not good, exaggerating the mysterious atmosphere.
"I showed embarrassment, and my face gradually turned red. 'I will change a little bit...'" The expression and language description showed that the new emperor was embarrassed and had no confidence, and also showed the emperor's strong desire to commute Lu Pei's sentence.
"'Lu Pei! Don't let him abandon the market!' The tip of my tongue was slightly knotted, 'I want him to die by himself!'" The language description expresses the nervous and fearful mood of the new emperor, and shows Lu Pei's final method of death.
"In the hall, crows were silent. There was a sound of sweatdrops, and I seemed to have fallen into a wet and cool emptiness." Using exaggerated rhetorical techniques and psychological description, the silence of the court is vividly written, and the atmosphere of depression and tension is rendered.
"The hall is quiet again. There is a sound of wind passing by, and drizzle is hanging on the corners of the eaves." The wind blows and the drizzle decorates the corners of the eaves. It is a very beautiful artistic conception. It connects the previous and the following, transitions from the previous text, and echoes the above "The sky is cloudy and it rains lightly".
"Flying gradually closer, the darkness disperses into the eyes and merges into one. The vision disappears from the light." It hints that Wu Yilang is about to appear.
"A black bird landed, folded its wings, and sat high on the royal couch. It grasped hard with its sharp claws and scratched deeply the patterns on the seat." It shows the ferocity of Wu Yilang's aura.
"'If they don't agree - you will die!'" The language description shows Wu Yilang's cruelty and once again highlights the character's characteristics.
"'Liar!' I pulled open the blindfold and screamed subconsciously." The language and action descriptions describe the new emperor's shock at Fu's death, and the new emperor's concern for Fu. Although he knew that Chang Xun was unlikely to lie, he still didn't want to believe it.
"The garden that was bustling just now became quiet, terrifyingly quiet." Comparing it with the busy garden just now, it highlights the sudden and rapid silence in the garden, creating an atmosphere of suppressed sadness.
"People die so quickly." Through psychological description, it shows the loneliness and sadness in the heart of the new emperor, and reflects the fragility of life.
"I haven't spoken to her yet. I haven't said anything yet -" The psychological description once again added a touch of pathos to this tragedy.
"In a moment, words that can be said and things that cannot be said are indulged, struggled, and reappeared repeatedly in the mind, becoming a mess." It shows the complexity of the new emperor's mind and mood, exaggerating a sad and depressing atmosphere.
"Flowers fall, butterflies fly. The sound of cicadas comes with the wind, flowing and spreading in the green flowers." Flowers fall, butterflies fly, cicadas sing, green flowers and colors, from near to far, static and dynamic blend, auditory and visual blend. It is a very beautiful and peaceful scene, which is in sharp contrast with the sadness in the heart of the new emperor, making the sad silence of the new emperor more powerful.
"Step by step, the lights on the corridor bring out deep and shallow shadows on my side. I am alone, thin, helpless and helpless." Actions and psychological descriptions, as well as scenes, blend to describe the new emperor's loneliness, powerlessness, loneliness and sadness at this moment. It shows that the new emperor's body is thin, which foreshadows the following.
"His hug became a little tighter, but his voice was gentle and restrained." It describes General Dou's closeness and cherishment of the new emperor. Only in front of the new emperor would he be so gentle.
"'These two are Weichen's disciples, Dou Suiyuan and Dou Suiying. They have just accepted the imperial appointment. In the next few days, Weichen will not be in the palace, so they will guard the palace.'" The identities of the two new characters were introduced, indicating one of General Dou's intentions, and paving the way for what follows.
"The sound of water dripping is not the sound of rain, nor is it leaking." It is suggested to be the sound of falling blood, which creates a depressing and weird atmosphere.
"'Yi Ze,' taken from Yi Yi Lan Ze in the poem, describes a woman's beauty and noble character. I hope that your majesty will posthumously name Mrs. Dou as Yi Zejun to commend her virtue and comfort the general's grief for losing his wife.'" The language description shows that the title "Yi Ze" was given to General Dou's wife, explaining its origin and meaning, making it easier to understand, and at the same time expressing the Tai Tu's intention.
"My heart is dull and sore. Did she remember me? Did she think of me?" The psychological description describes the new emperor's dull sadness at this moment, showing the new emperor's concern about whether Fu still remembers him, and also reflects the new emperor's love and concern for Fu.
"I got a lump in my throat and turned my gaze to the side. 'It's raining, don't get wet, Master.'" The actions and language described the grievance and sadness in the new emperor's heart. He clearly meant "getting wet" but said "wet", once again showing the new emperor's stupidity.
"It's misty, there are thousands of tiles, and the rooms, corridors, and terraces are like mountains on top of each other, white above and below." The description of the environment uses metaphorical rhetorical techniques to vividly describe the heavy rain and the variety of corridors, palaces, and terraces.
"'I should kill you! Wu Yilang said you were going to die! You died so soon! I should kill you, kill you, save Xiao Zhen!'" Echoing the following, it expresses the new emperor's sadness and regret for not being able to save Xiao Zhenhe. It also shows the new emperor's pity and surprise that Fu died so quickly and his fear of Fu's body.
"He ran into a pair of dark eyes. It was Lu Pei! Cavalry General Lu Pei! He was standing behind me, smiling straight at me, looking at me with dark eyes." Explaining the identity of the visitor showed that Lu Pei's soul was still there. Rendering a weird and terrifying atmosphere.
"'It's stopped. Your Majesty, please drink some plum juice to relieve your fatigue?'" The verbal description shows that the rain has stopped, once again showing Chang Xun's attentiveness and consideration.
"The sun shines brightly in the sky, and the breeze is slightly hot." Echoing the above, it is written that the environment is slightly hot. The sun was shining brightly and the sky was bright. It was a beautiful day, but what happened was not peaceful.
"I can't hear the word "grandfather", and I'm very disappointed when I hear it." It shows the new emperor's dislike of his grandfather. He doesn't like his grandfather, and he doesn't even like the word "grandfather".
"In an instant, the whole hall could hear a needle drop." It uses exaggerated rhetoric to highlight the silence in the hall and the silence of the atmosphere. Although it is an exaggeration, it may not be an exaggeration.
"'You know, the name doesn't sound like it.'" In the language description, the Taifu's caution is in sharp contrast to the new emperor's directness, once again showing the abnormality of the new emperor.
"The Taifu is still persuading with earnest words, but the way they look at me gradually turns cold, cold and mocking." It shows the contempt of the ministers for the new emperor, thinking that the new emperor is a stupid and confused king.
"General Dou stood at the foot of the jade steps, at the nearest distance, with layers of vortex rolling up in his eyes." The rhetorical technique of metaphor was used to show the complexity of General Dou's mood at the moment. He had agreed too readily before, but was plotted by the new emperor.
"Tears rolled hotly in the eyes, surging out, and shed a piece of ice." He wrote about the turbulent emotions of the new emperor at this moment. Although he had guessed that things would not go well, maybe it was General Dou who made a promise but did not agree, maybe it was the ridicule of the ministers, maybe he was thinking about what he had to do next, but he still couldn't help but feel sad.
"My hand reached into the bottom of my sleeve and held the carving knife. When the mist of tears dissipated, I raised my head and smiled. 'Okay, okay! I won't make a fuss!'" The description of actions and language indicated that the new emperor wanted to fight to the death. The two "yes" wrote the new emperor's sadness and anger, and also showed the new emperor's determination.
"'Right away! I don't want to wait!' I won't let you explain." The language description shows that although the new emperor is stupid, he is not easy to deceive. He knows that if General Dou is really allowed to "discuss a little bit", he will have no chance. This highlights the toughness of the new emperor's attitude.
"Laughing miserably and crying bitterly at the same time." It shows the extreme sadness and pain of the new emperor after being deceived.
"The emotions hidden deep in his pupils seemed to be frozen, condensing inch by inch, and cracking inch by inch before his eyes." The description of his expression describes General Dou's anger and sadness, and the helplessness and complexity of Xinqing District.
"'Well, not anymore!' I nodded obediently." From the description of words and actions, the new emperor knew that he had gone too far this time and made General Dou angry. Wu Yilang had also completed the task assigned to him, so he nodded obediently.
"I thought he also wanted to see the beauty in the painting, but he only glanced briefly, rolled up the silk and put it aside." The psychological and action descriptions once again showed the new emperor's lust. Because he was lustful, he thought General Dou also wanted to see the beauty in the painting. At the same time, it also shows General Dou's lustfulness.
"But I still want to paint stroke by stroke, and carve stroke by stroke." The psychological description shows that Xintei is serious about making painted bricks. Although there is an effortless method, he still wants to finish it by himself. It expresses the new emperor's love for "Wu" and his love for Wu Yilang.
"'My little sister, whose nickname is Aqi, is thirteen years old. She is at the age of late marriage, and her appearance matches your Majesty.'" The language description shows the theme of this chapter. "The appearance also matches His Majesty's" shows General Dou's deep understanding of the new emperor, and also shows General Dou's appreciation of the new emperor's appearance.
"The chest tightens, as if it is being suppressed by something, a thorny vine, or a cold-belly snake." Using metaphorical rhetorical techniques, the image vividly describes the suppressed pain of the new emperor's mood at this moment.
"The long moon is waning in autumn, and the sky is pale and boring, like a withered flowerbed." With the scenery as a backdrop, the pale sky is just like the pale and helpless mood of the new emperor, expressing a sense of loneliness and loneliness.
"There is a little girl standing next to her. She wears a dark red woven and embroidered dress with plum-colored trim and a purple stem-colored long skirt, which is also heavily embroidered with dark patterns." It is hinted that this girl is the sister of General Dou, which foreshadows the following.
"A beautiful and charming face, although not fully bloomed, is like a vanilla with branches and leaves. In the breeze and drizzle, it reveals a watery color and a faint fragrance." The metaphor vividly describes the beauty of General Dou's sister's appearance, echoing General Dou's words above that "the appearance is also suitable for His Majesty."
"The girl looked at me coldly and unhappy." This shows the girl's attitude towards the new emperor and her fiancé.
"I'm a fool, she's a child. It's boring, it's completely boring." Knowing that the person in front of him was his fiancée, he lost interest, once again showing the new emperor's dissatisfaction with General Dou's arrangement and his dissatisfaction with the forcibly bound marriage.
"My aunt looked at me and smiled faintly. 'Xi's baby name is A Qi. In order for her to get married, my aunt asked the elders to give her a nickname - Yan Jiang. If your majesty likes it, you can call her A Qi or A Yan.'" The demeanor and language description indicate that General Dou's sister's nickname is "Yan Jiang", and the person who is talking to the new emperor is the new emperor's aunt.
"'Brother!' Yan Jiang flew over like a bird and pulled his arm coquettishly." Metaphorically, Yan Jiang's enthusiasm for General Dou is in sharp contrast to his attitude towards the new emperor.
History books will not go into detail about ancient life. Those are all talents who specialize in research or study in this direction. A picture of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" can be summarized in one sentence: it comprehensively reveals the life picture of common people in the Song Dynasty.
"The shadows on the eaves gradually spread, and dusk comes." It indicates that the time is in the evening, which leads to the following. The rhetorical technique of personification is used to give the twilight human movements to express the scene more vividly. Rendering a tranquil and somewhat melancholy atmosphere.
?"The furnace in the room was blazing with blazing coals. I took off my clothes and stepped into the copper lacquer bath." It explains the location and what the protagonist is doing, making the reader feel more involved.
?"Wash the upper body with fine silk, and then change to fine cloth. After the whole body is washed, I slowly step into the warm pool, and my whole body is immersed in the soothing water of the hot water." It once again highlights the luxury and extravagance of the royal family, showing the meticulous care of the prince by the servants. Expressing the prince's joyful and soothing mood.
?"The long hair spreads out like seaweed, and the body is as soft as clouds." This sentence uses metaphorical rhetoric, comparing "long hair" to "seaweed" and "body" to "clouds" to express the prince's abundant and supple hair, and the prince's pleasure and relaxation.
"The fog in the morning is as white as snow and as thin as gauze. You can't catch it or touch it. Just take a breath and your nose will be filled with coolness." It uses metaphorical rhetorical techniques and also describes the environment to convey the time. The metaphor of "fog" is compared to "snow" and "gauze", making the reader feel as if they are actually there. It exaggerates the fresh and tranquil atmosphere and pave the way for the following plot.
"The emperor's umbrella cover is bright and clear" plays a transitional role, describing the emperor's umbrella cover being obvious in the fog, and at the same time symbolizing the emperor's power.
"I looked at those stagnant eyes in bewilderment, and a sense of sourness rushed straight to the tip of my nose." The description of the movements and expressions express the prince's compassion and sadness for the deer.
?"A layer of mist filled my eyes, hovering between my gazes with him." It expresses the prince's sad but touching mood, as well as his dependence and love for General Wei.
?" I was sullen and silent.
Because I haven't seen a single god. "Expresses the prince's melancholy and depressed mood, paving the way for what follows.
His sincerity was also obscured by calculations, and he was another person who did not end well.
When resentment becomes indiscriminate and goes hand-in-hand with ability and strategy, who can avoid the destined end if you don't want to make a deal with it? Are these bad endings caused by the transaction or by your own desires and desires?
"I suspect that she did it on purpose to make me unable to understand. This made me frustrated and I gradually became sulky." The psychological description describes the prince's suspicion of the princess, and shows the prince's frustration at not being able to understand the princess's words and his anger at being "teased" by the princess. "The father's Dingling Mausoleum is in Beimang Mountain, but now he is buried in the ancestral temple. There are still seven months before the big burial." It explains where the emperor will be buried, and the burial time is "seven months later", which foreshadows the following. "Isn't my father dead? Why - I still can't do it! He's not in the palace anymore!" The psychological description expresses the prince's anger and dissatisfaction with the many restrictions today, and shows the prince's resentment towards the late emperor's restrictions on his behavior. It also reflects the prince's hatred of the emperor. Because he hates the emperor, he also hates the restrictions on himself brought by the emperor. "Not satisfied, not satisfied. Unable to vent, unsatisfied depression grows like crazy day and night, like a pool of water accumulated layer by layer, with mud at the bottom and green algae floating on the surface." Psychological description, using metaphorical rhetorical techniques, compares "unsatisfied depression" to "a pool of water piled with mud, filled with green algae, and accumulated layer by layer." The image vividly describes the amount of depression in the prince's heart and expresses the prince's depressed and irritable mood. "The rustle of a silver bell, every step of the way, is better than the strings of silk and bamboo." The prince finally had fun and showed the exquisite craftsmanship of the craftsman. "Between the screens, I chased the bells and pulled their sleeves." It describes the joy of the prince and the maid chasing and fighting, sweeping away the previous depression, and showing Chang Xun's understanding of the prince. "They don't like me whether I'm good or bad. Whatever a fool does, it's all stupidity." In the psychological description, the prince has a clear understanding of the courtiers' views on him, and writes about the courtiers' dislike of the prince and their prejudice against what the prince does. "He escaped from the capital, gathered his old troops, and raised an army." This explains the reason why the palace people moved quietly, and also points out the theme of the chapter, paving the way for what follows. "Father wants to kill me. Third brother, you want to kill me. Uncle, you want to kill me. "The psychological description shows the sadness of the prince and the tragic fate of the prince. "Everyone is terrible. Everyone is disgusting. "After learning that King Cheng wanted to kill him, the palace servants who looked down on him became terrifying and hateful. "What about me? What about me? A fool, what can I do?" The psychological description, the prince's rhetorical question to himself, expresses the prince's sadness and loss. "The eyes inadvertently climbed up to the "dusty" tassel hanging down from the top of the head, like a spider climbing up the thin thread, swaying." In the description of the action, the word "climb" shows the focus and seriousness of the prince's eyes, reflecting the prince's disinterest in the content of the ministers' proceedings, and even boredom. "The hands hidden in the sleeves are clenched tightly." It shows the prince's hatred towards someone who wants to kill him. "He tightened his arms around my waist, tightened his chest against my back, and his heart beat behind my back, rhythmically and powerfully." It showed the health of the general's body and the intimacy of the new emperor. "Being an emperor is useless." The new emperor has no real power, which once again shows the sadness of the prince's fate. "I can't take a single bite of the steamed cakes, vegetables and meat served at dusk." It expresses the new emperor's longing for the queen. Because he can't see the queen, he doesn't think about food and tea. "Chang Xun gently whispered in my ear. 'Now that Wang Xiao is plotting rebellion, she can no longer be the queen! When Wang Xiao is defeated, let alone being the queen, her life may be dead!'" The description of the language lays the foundation for the death of the queen below. "The apricot moon, the words of Yan stir up spring." Point out the time and connect the previous and the next. 'Ashuo, if I put you in danger...' He concentrated, 'If I put you in danger, would you still - believe me? '"The language description and demeanor description describe the general's concern for the new emperor's attitude toward him, indicating the turmoil of the situation below.
"I stopped suddenly, facing each other silently, as if there was a layer of ice." It exaggerated the atmosphere of silence, and the image expressed the complex mood of the new emperor at the moment, paving the way for what follows. "Extremely quiet, dead silent. There is a deep well hidden under his pupils." It depicts an extremely quiet and dead scene. "There is a deep well hidden" vividly expresses the depth of General Dou. "'I don't care!' I roared, suppressing the sobs in my throat, 'I don't have a queen, so don't even think about having a wife!'" The language description implies that Fu will be killed because of the new emperor's words, paving the way for Fu's death below. Express the emperor's aggrieved and angry mood. "When I got up in the morning, with the maid beside me, offering water and holding a stick, I asked Chang Xun one thing. 'What is a better way to die than execution?'" It indicated that the time was in the morning, and the language description hinted that the new emperor wanted to commute Lu Pei's sentence, while leaving suspense and arousing the reader's interest in continuing reading. "The sky is overcast, there is light rain, and the water vapor is lingering, half covering the important towers and high pavilions." It means that the weather on this day is not good, exaggerating the mysterious atmosphere. "I showed embarrassment, and my face gradually turned red. 'I will change a little bit...'" The expression and language description showed that the new emperor was embarrassed and had no confidence, and also showed the emperor's strong desire to commute Lu Pei's sentence. "'Lu Pei! Don't let him abandon the market!' The tip of my tongue was slightly knotted, 'I want him to die by himself!'" The language description expresses the nervous and fearful mood of the new emperor, and shows Lu Pei's final method of death. "In the hall, crows were silent. There was a sound of sweatdrops, and I seemed to have fallen into a wet and cool emptiness." Using exaggerated rhetorical techniques and psychological description, the silence of the court is vividly written, and the atmosphere of depression and tension is rendered. "The hall is quiet again. There is a sound of wind passing by, and drizzle is hanging on the corners of the eaves." The wind blows and the drizzle decorates the corners of the eaves. It is a very beautiful artistic conception. It connects the previous and the following, transitions from the previous text, and echoes the above "The sky is cloudy and it rains lightly". "Flying gradually closer, the darkness disperses into the eyes and merges into one. The vision disappears from the light." It hints that Wu Yilang is about to appear. "A black bird landed, folded its wings, and sat high on the royal couch. It grasped hard with its sharp claws and scratched deeply the patterns on the seat." It shows the ferocity of Wu Yilang's aura. "'If they don't agree - you will die!'" The language description shows Wu Yilang's cruelty and once again highlights the character's characteristics.
"'Liar!' I pulled open the blindfold and screamed subconsciously." The language and action descriptions describe the new emperor's shock at Fu's death, and the new emperor's concern for Fu. Although he knew that Chang Xun was unlikely to lie, he still didn't want to believe it. "The garden that was bustling just now became quiet, terrifyingly quiet." Comparing it with the busy garden just now, it highlights the sudden and rapid silence in the garden, creating an atmosphere of suppressed sadness. "People die so quickly." Through psychological description, it shows the loneliness and sadness in the heart of the new emperor, and reflects the fragility of life. "I haven't spoken to her yet. I haven't said anything yet -" The psychological description once again added a touch of pathos to this tragedy. "In a moment, words that can be said and things that cannot be said are indulged, struggled, and reappeared repeatedly in the mind, becoming a mess." It shows the complexity of the new emperor's mind and mood, exaggerating a sad and depressing atmosphere. "Flowers fall, butterflies fly. The sound of cicadas comes with the wind, flowing and spreading in the green flowers." Flowers fall, butterflies fly, cicadas sing, green flowers and colors, from near to far, static and dynamic blend, auditory and visual blend. It is a very beautiful and peaceful scene, which is in sharp contrast with the sadness in the heart of the new emperor, making the sad silence of the new emperor more powerful. "Step by step, the lights on the corridor bring out deep and shallow shadows on my side. I am alone, thin, helpless and helpless." Actions and psychological descriptions, as well as scenes, blend to describe the new emperor's loneliness, powerlessness, loneliness and sadness at this moment. It shows that the new emperor's body is thin, which foreshadows the following. "His hug became a little tighter, but his voice was gentle and restrained." It describes General Dou's closeness and cherishment of the new emperor. Only in front of the new emperor would he be so gentle. "'These two are Weichen's disciples, Dou Suiyuan and Dou Suiying. They have just accepted the imperial appointment. In the next few days, Weichen will not be in the palace, so they will guard the palace.'" The identities of the two new characters were introduced, indicating one of General Dou's intentions, and paving the way for what follows. "The sound of water dripping is not the sound of rain, nor is it leaking." It is suggested to be the sound of falling blood, which creates a depressing and weird atmosphere.
"'Yi Ze,' taken from Yi Yi Lan Ze in the poem, describes a woman's beauty and noble character. I hope that your majesty will posthumously name Mrs. Dou as Yi Zejun to commend her virtue and comfort the general's grief for losing his wife.'" The language description shows that the title "Yi Ze" was given to General Dou's wife, explaining its origin and meaning, making it easier to understand, and at the same time expressing the Tai Tu's intention. "My heart is dull and sore. Did she remember me? Did she think of me?" The psychological description describes the new emperor's dull sadness at this moment, showing the new emperor's concern about whether Fu still remembers him, and also reflects the new emperor's love and concern for Fu. "I got a lump in my throat and turned my gaze to the side. 'It's raining, don't get wet, Master.'" The actions and language described the grievance and sadness in the new emperor's heart. He clearly meant "getting wet" but said "wet", once again showing the new emperor's stupidity. "It's misty, there are thousands of tiles, and the rooms, corridors, and terraces are like mountains on top of each other, white above and below." The description of the environment uses metaphorical rhetorical techniques to vividly describe the heavy rain and the variety of corridors, palaces, and terraces. "'I should kill you! Wu Yilang said you were going to die! You died so soon! I should kill you, kill you, save Xiao Zhen!'" Echoing the following, it expresses the new emperor's sadness and regret for not being able to save Xiao Zhenhe. It also shows the new emperor's pity and surprise that Fu died so quickly and his fear of Fu's body. "He ran into a pair of dark eyes. It was Lu Pei! Cavalry General Lu Pei! He was standing behind me, smiling straight at me, looking at me with dark eyes." Explaining the identity of the visitor showed that Lu Pei's soul was still there. Rendering a weird and terrifying atmosphere. "'It's stopped. Your Majesty, please drink some plum juice to relieve your fatigue?'" The verbal description shows that the rain has stopped, once again showing Chang Xun's attentiveness and consideration. "The sun shines brightly in the sky, and the breeze is slightly hot." Echoing the above, it is written that the environment is slightly hot. The sun was shining brightly and the sky was bright. It was a beautiful day, but what happened was not peaceful. "I can't hear the word "grandfather", and I'm very disappointed when I hear it." It shows the new emperor's dislike of his grandfather. He doesn't like his grandfather, and he doesn't even like the word "grandfather".
"In an instant, the whole hall could hear a needle drop." It uses exaggerated rhetoric to highlight the silence in the hall and the silence of the atmosphere. Although it is an exaggeration, it may not be an exaggeration. "'You know, the name doesn't sound like it.'" In the language description, the Taifu's caution is in sharp contrast to the new emperor's directness, once again showing the abnormality of the new emperor. "The Taifu is still persuading with earnest words, but the way they look at me gradually turns cold, cold and mocking." It shows the contempt of the ministers for the new emperor, thinking that the new emperor is a stupid and confused king. "General Dou stood at the foot of the jade steps, at the nearest distance, with layers of vortex rolling up in his eyes." The rhetorical technique of metaphor was used to show the complexity of General Dou's mood at the moment. He had agreed too readily before, but was plotted by the new emperor. "Tears rolled hotly in the eyes, surging out, and shed a piece of ice." He wrote about the turbulent emotions of the new emperor at this moment. Although he had guessed that things would not go well, maybe it was General Dou who made a promise but did not agree, maybe it was the ridicule of the ministers, maybe he was thinking about what he had to do next, but he still couldn't help but feel sad. "My hand reached into the bottom of my sleeve and held the carving knife. When the mist of tears dissipated, I raised my head and smiled. 'Okay, okay! I won't make a fuss!'" The description of actions and language indicated that the new emperor wanted to fight to the death. The two "yes" wrote the new emperor's sadness and anger, and also showed the new emperor's determination. "'Right away! I don't want to wait!' I won't let you explain." The language description shows that although the new emperor is stupid, he is not easy to deceive. He knows that if General Dou is really allowed to "discuss a little bit", he will have no chance. This highlights the toughness of the new emperor's attitude. "Laughing miserably and crying bitterly at the same time." It shows the extreme sadness and pain of the new emperor after being deceived. "The emotions hidden deep in his pupils seemed to be frozen, condensing inch by inch, and cracking inch by inch before his eyes." The description of his expression describes General Dou's anger and sadness, and the helplessness and complexity of Xinqing District. "'Well, not anymore!' I nodded obediently." From the description of words and actions, the new emperor knew that he had gone too far this time and made General Dou angry. Wu Yilang had also completed the task assigned to him, so he nodded obediently.
"I thought he also wanted to see the beauty in the painting, but he only glanced briefly, rolled up the silk and put it aside." The psychological and action descriptions once again showed the new emperor's lust. Because he was lustful, he thought General Dou also wanted to see the beauty in the painting. At the same time, it also shows General Dou's lustfulness. "But I still want to paint stroke by stroke, and carve stroke by stroke." The psychological description shows that Xintei is serious about making painted bricks. Although there is an effortless method, he still wants to finish it by himself. It expresses the new emperor's love for "Wu" and his love for Wu Yilang. "'My little sister, whose nickname is Aqi, is thirteen years old. She is at the age of late marriage, and her appearance matches your Majesty.'" The language description shows the theme of this chapter. "The appearance also matches His Majesty's" shows General Dou's deep understanding of the new emperor, and also shows General Dou's appreciation of the new emperor's appearance. "The chest tightens, as if it is being suppressed by something, a thorny vine, or a cold-belly snake." Using metaphorical rhetorical techniques, the image vividly describes the suppressed pain of the new emperor's mood at this moment. "The long moon is waning in autumn, and the sky is pale and boring, like a withered flowerbed." With the scenery as a backdrop, the pale sky is just like the pale and helpless mood of the new emperor, expressing a sense of loneliness and loneliness. "There is a little girl standing next to her. She wears a dark red woven and embroidered dress with plum-colored trim and a purple stem-colored long skirt, which is also heavily embroidered with dark patterns." It is hinted that this girl is the sister of General Dou, which foreshadows the following. "A beautiful and charming face, although not fully bloomed, is like a vanilla with branches and leaves. In the breeze and drizzle, it reveals a watery color and a faint fragrance." The metaphor vividly describes the beauty of General Dou's sister's appearance, echoing General Dou's words above that "the appearance is also suitable for His Majesty." "The girl looked at me coldly and unhappy." This shows the girl's attitude towards the new emperor and her fiancé. "I'm a fool, she's a child. It's boring, it's completely boring." Knowing that the person in front of him was his fiancée, he lost interest, once again showing the new emperor's dissatisfaction with General Dou's arrangement and his dissatisfaction with the forcibly bound marriage. "My aunt looked at me and smiled faintly. 'Xi's baby name is A Qi. In order for her to get married, my aunt asked the elders to give her a nickname - Yan Jiang. If your majesty likes it, you can call her A Qi or A Yan.'" The demeanor and language description indicate that General Dou's sister's nickname is "Yan Jiang", and the person who is talking to the new emperor is the new emperor's aunt. "'Brother!' Yan Jiang flew over like a bird and pulled his arm coquettishly." Metaphorically, Yan Jiang's enthusiasm for General Dou is in sharp contrast to his attitude towards the new emperor.
History books will not go into detail about ancient life. Those are all talents who specialize in research or study in this direction. A picture of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" can be summarized in one sentence: it comprehensively reveals the life picture of common people in the Song Dynasty.
"The shadows on the eaves gradually spread, and dusk comes." It indicates that the time is in the evening, which leads to the following. The rhetorical technique of personification is used to give the twilight human movements to express the scene more vividly. Rendering a tranquil and somewhat melancholy atmosphere. ?"The furnace in the room was blazing with blazing coals. I took off my clothes and stepped into the copper lacquer bath." It explains the location and what the protagonist is doing, making the reader feel more involved. ?"Wash the upper body with fine silk, and then change to fine cloth. After the whole body is washed, I slowly step into the warm pool, and my whole body is immersed in the soothing water of the hot water." It once again highlights the luxury and extravagance of the royal family, showing the meticulous care of the prince by the servants. Expressing the prince's joyful and soothing mood. ?"The long hair spreads out like seaweed, and the body is as soft as clouds." This sentence uses metaphorical rhetoric, comparing "long hair" to "seaweed" and "body" to "clouds" to express the prince's abundant and supple hair, and the prince's pleasure and relaxation. "The fog in the morning is as white as snow and as thin as gauze. You can't catch it or touch it. Just take a breath and your nose will be filled with coolness." It uses metaphorical rhetorical techniques and also describes the environment to convey the time. The metaphor of "fog" is compared to "snow" and "gauze", making the reader feel as if they are actually there. It exaggerates the fresh and tranquil atmosphere and pave the way for the following plot. "The emperor's umbrella cover is bright and clear" plays a transitional role, describing the emperor's umbrella cover being obvious in the fog, and at the same time symbolizing the emperor's power. "I looked at those stagnant eyes in bewilderment, and a sense of sourness rushed straight to the tip of my nose." The description of the movements and expressions express the prince's compassion and sadness for the deer. ?"A layer of mist filled my eyes, hovering between my gazes with him." It expresses the prince's sad but touching mood, as well as his dependence and love for General Wei. ?" I was sullen and silent. Because I haven't seen a single god. "Expresses the prince's melancholy and depressed mood, paving the way for what follows.
His sincerity was also obscured by calculations, and he was another person who did not end well. When resentment becomes indiscriminate and goes hand-in-hand with ability and strategy, who can avoid the destined end if you don't want to make a deal with it? Are these bad endings caused by the transaction or by your own desires and desires?
I'll be free in October [bad laugh]