The Red Book

After the fall of the Sui Dynasty, the most beautiful Empress Xiao returned to Chang'an after more than ten years of wandering. What is waiting for her? What will she do in Xinxingli Tang? What will Li Tang bring her? This story wants to tell you another truth about history - history books will also face "trolls", so the annals of history will be "hidden for the wise" so that controversial events will not be revealed through official history. Our history is of course full of intrigues and palace battles, but China's vast civilization has also been built by sages. Chinese culture has a very harsh evaluation of women. Even if a man has been humiliated by his crotch, if he succeeds, that is still an honor. A woman who has been devastated by her fate can no longer face it, and even if she is treated politely, she can only hide it. This novel is one that will disappoint two kinds of people. If you want to read a sexy novel, then don't read it, no. Another way is that you think Li Shimin is very awesome and proud of himself, and he is good at whatever he does, so you don't need to read it. Li Shimin and Yang Guang were once commented by historians. They were very similar in their early days, just like a person and his shadow in the water. It's just that in the end, one came to the front in history, and the other went to the other side. Why are they different? This article discusses this. Of course, if you believe that Empress Xiao is just an old lady and has nothing to do with Li Shimin, then you don't need to read it. History books are written in the same way as history books. There is a saying called "Taking taboos for the wise", which means that history books have a set of methods for systematically telling lies, such as changing the age, changing the relationship between characters, and concealing some facts. This is also found in other dynasties. You can curse at the end of the article. If it's not too bad, I'll put it out as much as possible, because there are a lot of things to criticize in this article, topics that we have been used to criticizing for so many years. For example, the hypocrisy of aristocratic life, but sometimes outsiders cannot tell the difference between self-discipline and hypocrisy. The self-discipline of a powerful person is also different from the self-discipline of ordinary people. Another example is pretending. In fact, people have different understandings of life from different perspectives. People in the spotlight live differently from people who want people to take a second look at you but no one can see them. Of course, if you only read it as a story, this story is quite interesting. Purpose: Compassion, responsibility and responsibility between the rise and fall of the family and the country