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The beauty pursued by the Song people was the ultimate integration of nature, life and culture. In the Song Dynasty, the gathering of literati who met to drink under flowers was called "Feiyinghui", and the drinking game in which poems containing "flowers" were spoken at the banquet was called "Feihualing". Feiyinghui Feihualing is a corner of the aesthetic spirit of the Song Dynasty people. From the palace to the alleys, from food and daily life to festivals and folk customs, the Song Dynasty had a very high pursuit and love for life. These are fifteen flying flowers that reflect the spring scenery of the Song Dynasty, bringing with them the fireworks of the world eight or nine hundred years ago, the cycle of four seasons, and the thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. Based on historical records, handed down Song paintings, archaeological objects and literary works, Meng Hui recreates the fresh, elegant, leisurely and indifferent "slow life" of the Song Dynasty for us.

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!

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The night dew of mountain cliff grass was collected to brew the fine wine "Autumn Dew White", which is pure in color and delicious; fresh rainwater was collected to boil white sugar to make sugar, soaked in flowers and fresh fruits, and enjoy the beauty on the lips; wherever the emperor passed by, the dust was spread with incense, and clouds of clouds followed; the sultry Emperor Yongzheng personally designed the crown stand and smoked the crown with flowers; the robes of aristocratic men were decorated with ruffles... "The Beauty on the Lips" is a collection of essays by the writer Meng Hui on ancient Chinese culture. Starting from details one by one, the author explores with great interest the life of ancient Chinese people for thousands of years, from food, clothing, housing and transportation to artistic aesthetics. He carefully combs through the documents and quotes from other sources to restore the historical reality and show the daily life of men and women of all kinds, including ancient princes, nobles and common people. The book is printed in four colors, hardcover, small format, and elegantly bound, making it hard to put it down.

Meng Hui's "The Bon Incident" is set several years after Wu Zetian came to the throne, and tells a thrilling palace story... Wu Zetian is not the protagonist of the novel, but the queen's omnipresent authoritative shadow becomes an opportunity to start the narrative. The author of "The Bon Incident" is interested in imagining the relationships between people in that era: ethical, political, and erotic relationships. Relatives, princes and princesses, generals, monsters, monks, naughty male favorites, and countless colorful female attendants, all scheming and intertwining into an extremely complex network. This network takes the Holy God Empress as the convergence point. The power of God is unpredictable, who can predict his fate tomorrow? The majestic pomp of the emperor's grace cannot hide the waves of death struggles; behind the arrogance and extravagance, there is the sigh of endless desolation.

"Pictures of Beauty" is a collection of essays on classical life aesthetics by Meng Hui, a researcher and writer of traditional Chinese material culture. The author discusses the daily life and aesthetic creation of ancient Chinese women in a simple and in-depth manner. The book is divided into 7 volumes - beauty, love, festivals, red makeup, clothing, daily life and elegance. Meng Hui vividly and meticulously explains how ancient women created a beautiful atmosphere and created a beautiful style. Ancient history and quiet antiquities contain poetry from ancient times. Meng Hui focuses on the relationship between antiquities and life, and from daily details, understands the ritual pursuit of beauty by the ancients, and arouses readers to reimagine classical beauty.

The new book "Spy War in Shanghai" has been released, everyone is welcome to read it... Li Tang, the chief of the Household Registration Section in the 21st century, traveled back in time and started as the team leader of the Information Section! I, Li Tang, am upright and love to learn. I have a smile in front of others and a gun in my hand behind others... I am the "tiger" fighting in the heart of the enemy... I am a "viper" that makes people fear...

If you want to stay in the wolf's den, you have to be more like a wolf than a wolf This is a story about catching Japanese spies and killing Japanese spies... The book titles are also called "The Invisible Front", "People Dealing with the Devil", "Dancer on the Tip of the Knife", "You Are the Devil, No, I'm in Hell", and "My Hidden Diary"