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Nan Ke Ji (complete Opera Works of Tang Xianzu)

(ming Dynasty) Tang Xianzu

209K03

This book tells the story of the protagonist Chun Yufen who lost his official position and returned home. One day he was drunk and lying under the ancient locust tree in front of the court. He fell into a deep dream. In his dream, he imagined that he entered the country of ants "Huai'an Kingdom" and was summoned by King Huai'an as his consort...

The Peony Pavilion (classical Library)

(ming Dynasty) Tang Xianzu

97K0

This book is also called "The Return of the Soul", and its full name is "The Return of the Soul in the Peony Pavilion". It is the masterpiece of Tang Xianzu, an outstanding dramatist in the Ming Dynasty. The script is based on the Ming Dynasty story-telling novel "Du Liniang Returns to Soul", and is creatively adapted. Through the love story of the aristocratic girl Du Liniang and the young scholar Liu Mengmei, it reflects the youthful awakening of young men and women of that era, especially young women, their persistent pursuit of a free and happy love life, and their fighting spirit for individual liberation and resistance to feudal ethics.

Peony Pavilion

Peony Pavilion

Literature

(ming Dynasty) Tang Xianzu

89K9.3477

If you think that ancient people's love was pedantic, then read "The Peony Pavilion". There is a life of ancient people that you have never known here. Writer Bai Xianyong once joked: The back gardens of the ancients were the most dangerous. "It turns out that the colorful flowers are blooming everywhere, but they are all abandoned by the ruined wells and ruined buildings. Where can the beautiful scenery be in the sky? Whose family can enjoy it?" "The Peony Pavilion" interprets such a story: a lady from a famous family in ancient times entered the back garden and saw the pleasant scenery. , I started to yearn for spring, and then I met a life-and-death love... The song "The Peony Pavilion" wrote all the lingering thoughts of crazy men and women all over the world. Even Lin Daiyu in "A Dream of Red Mansions" also felt "heartache, madness, and tears in her eyes" after reading it.