My Days as an Obstetrician and Gynecologist in Chang'an

There has been a book shortage for a long time. A great article that I came across accidentally. Click in and read it in one go. The character creation is very successful, each one is a vivid image, not a paper person. It is not easy to capture the characteristics of the characters in just a few strokes, and the vivid images are not identical to everyone. The plot of the story is compact, lively and interesting, and it is not only the plot that progresses layer by layer, but also knowledge, thoughts and concepts. From the first aid method (technique) to the later concept of sterility (system theory), from the beginning of making money to solve the problem of livelihood, to the women's support association, and then to the dissemination of knowledge and seeking a better living environment for more women, this is the idea and philosophy that if you are poor, you can benefit yourself, and if you are successful, you can help the world. It has a positive outlook on life, positive energy, and is full of idealistic romance, but the most commendable thing is that this idealism is also practiced step by step by the protagonist. It is good to have dreams, and it is very good to practice them. They are full of hope, and people can't help but believe that one day they will come true. Only such inspiring and hopeful people and stories can touch the hearts of readers, making them eager to witness this beautiful future with the protagonist and author. This wonderful future belongs to this article and the author's writing path. Let's wait and see!

Oh my god, I saw Chapter 5, and I think no one will appreciate this book. Your background setting is too problematic. I suggest you survey the readers' preferences and then adjust the tone of the article. After reading Chapter 5, there are two points that I can complain about. One is that the heroine is in harmony. Many people don't like this point. Everyone likes Shuang Jie. Even if you force it to be written, you can still pass it. Let's look at the second point. The heroine and the scumbag are divorced. Marry, but in order to take away the child, you actually agreed not to get married for the rest of your life. Just this joke, your book is useless. Not many people can accept such a bitchy heroine. The title of the book is quite good, but it is shocking as soon as it comes in. After all, you are a novice writer. It is a pity...

Don't listen to what 116 said. The heroine is not like what he said. I have read no cp for ten years and now I only read articles about loving women. I think this book is very interesting. The heroine is a doctor in the true sense. The heroine in this article loves her daughter. She is sincere and is starting to help the whole world. Regarding women, the literature was written in the Tang Dynasty, but Emperor Wu traveled through time, so he ascended the throne very early. I strongly recommend the author to write a separate book about Emperor Wu. I think she is so awesome, but I don't know whether the book of strangers only records time travellers, or people with special abilities will be recorded.

The ancient heroine has no CP and is a doctor by profession, which totally hit my sweet spot. The author writes that the Empress' Time Travel is a very friendly background setting for the heroine and can be added to the bookshelf to look like. Author, please don't let the messy people lead you into chaos. The main character without cp is the biggest. What's the point of double cleansing? It's not enough to wrap your feet to bring disaster to BG

In the past, the stories about strong women that I read were either about strong women who were stronger than men, or they were paired with a partner of the opposite sex such as a puppy. Anyway, there would be emotional scenes,,, but! ! This one doesn't do that at all! ! ! The heroine is very clear about her goals from beginning to end, and knows exactly what she needs and what she should do! Helihe! Earn custody! Obtain medical qualifications and teach the skills you mastered in your previous life! One step at a time! In the family environment at that time, (under the influence of Li's mother) I was exposed to too many women's diseases, and I learned more about the difficulties of women in this world. I organized a support group for women who were suffering, taught apprentices, and applied more effective surgical techniques to soldiers on the battlefield. How many lives were saved! This process is interspersed with the warmth of the family, the weirdness of the court (from foreign countries, enemies), the trivial affairs of the family are not trivial, the court situation is not empty, there are a group of suffering people who love the heroine and are helped by her, and there is also a fire to pass on the memory and thoughts of the heroine,,, Love is really not a necessity on the road of life. When family, friendship, and everything are perfect, there is really no need to find a crooked tree for yourself. I really like the heroine's calmness and composure, she has great love, and I even like to see her save lives and save the world. Such an outstanding woman deserves everyone to love her and respect her, but she doesn't have to be paired with a man to be called a woman. Women can have their own careers and make contributions without relying on men. Marrying is not the only way to go!

Qixue Zhongxue, Taixue, and Simenxue are universities in nature; Wenguan is mainly set up to provide repeat study opportunities for Gongsheng students from all over the country who failed the science examination in Beijing (Gongsheng students refer to people who have achieved academic success without going through school, passed the prefectural and county examinations, and then submitted to the capital to take the examination); Luxury, calligraphy, and arithmetic are highly professional schools. It can be seen that, in addition to the official schools under the supervision of Guozi, as well as Chongwen Hall, Hongwen Hall and primary schools that provided education for the royal nobles, the other professional official schools were attached to their respective administrative departments. Officials from the administrative departments were in charge of education and counterpart management, closely integrating teaching and practice, and improving the efficiency of teaching. In fact, during the Longshuo period, law, calligraphy, and arithmetic were also separated from the supervision of the Imperial Academy and were instead under the jurisdiction of the corresponding government departments. In the management of the school, the Imperial College has one chief officer, Jijiu, and two siye. These three people are responsible for presiding over the teaching, discipline and examination of each school. Each school is divided into doctors to be responsible for specific teaching, and there are also assistants to assist in teaching. All official school teachers have official grades (for example, the wine offering is from the third grade, and the siye is from the fourth grade), and are evaluated and hired by the Ministry of Personnel. In terms of school teaching plans, Hongwen Hall, Chongwen Hall, Guozixue, Taixue, and Four Schools all focus on teaching Confucian classics, specifically including the canonical classics and the apocryphal classics. The canonical classics are divided into major classics ( Including "Book of Rites", "Zuo Zhuan"), Zhongjing (including "Book of Songs", "Zhou Rites", "Rites"), Xiao Jing (including "Book of Changes", "Shang Shu", "Spring and Autumn Gongyang Zhuan", etc.); Among them, the Major Classic and the Medium Classic are compulsory subjects, the Minor Classic is an elective subject, and the Apocryphal Classic is a public compulsory subject. The Major Classic is studied for three years, the Medium Classic is studied for two years, the Minor Classic is studied for one and a half years, and the Anonymous Classic is studied for one year. In addition to public compulsory subjects such as "The Classic of Filial Piety" and "The Analects of Confucius", other types of vocational schools have curriculums that focus more on professionalism. For example, in arithmetic, you need to study professional courses such as "Nine Chapters" and "Five Classics". So, how to enter the Central Official School of the Tang Dynasty? In the Tang Dynasty, the central government schools enrolled students according to their grades, as shown below The regular holidays of the school include ten-day holiday, field holiday and clothing leave. The examinations of the Central Official School are divided into ten-day examinations, annual examinations and graduation examinations. The ten-day examination is held before the ten-day holiday and examines the courses taken within ten days; Local official schools in the Tang Dynasty were similar to central official schools, and were also divided into two categories: direct and collateral. Direct schools included government schools, state schools, county schools, etc., And were under the jurisdiction of the local chief historian. Side schools included medicine, metaphysics, etc., And were under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Medical Office and the Ministry of Etiquette of the Shangshu Province. The local prefectures and counties also focus on the study of Confucian classics. The official school examination is similar to the central official school, but the overall difficulty is less. Those who pass the examination can be selected by the chief historian and submitted to the Ministry of Rites to take the imperial examination. In addition, stimulated by the imperial examination system, the demand for social education increased, which made private schools very developed in the Tang Dynasty. The main forms were village schools, family schools, academies, or scholar-apprenticeships. Confucian masters often taught and taught. In summary, it can be seen that the education system of the Tang Dynasty was quite complete. According to records, in the 14th year of Emperor Taizong's reign, scholars from all over the world gathered in the capital. The chiefs of Goryeo, Baekje, Silla, Gaochang, and Tubo all sent their children to study in the Imperial Academy. Some courses had more than 8,000 participants. The prosperity of Tang culture can also be seen from the aspect of education.

Cooked opium is raw opium that has been cooked and fermented into strips, sheets or blocks; its surface is smooth and soft, greasy, brown or golden, and is usually packaged in thin cloth or plastic paper. When smoked, cooked opium can emit a strong sweet smell. Opium smokers rolled the opium into pellets or strips, roasted it on the fire until soft, stuffed it into the pot of the bong, then turned the pot over and pointed it at the flame to inhale the smoke produced by the burning. A smoker who is not very addicted to cigarettes smokes ten to twenty times a day, while a smoker smokes more than a hundred times a day. Generally speaking, the first few puffs of opium are uncomfortable, causing dizziness, nausea, or headaches, but then a euphoric feeling accompanied by wild hallucinations can be experienced. To achieve a state of numb meditation, smokers need to be motionless and quiet. Opium smokers can still maintain professional and intellectual activities for a long time, but if they smoke too much, they will become thin and pale, their face will be bloodless, their eyes will be blank, their pupils will be constricted, they will have insomnia, and they will be indifferent to everything. Long-term opium smoking can cause a person to lose their innate immunity. Therefore, the overall weakness of the human body makes opium addicts extremely susceptible to various diseases. Addiction to opium can cause severe physical weakness and mental decadence, and shorten life span; excessive opium use can cause acute poisoning and death due to respiratory depression. There is a substance in the human brain that is similar to morphine called endorphin. It not only has a sedative effect that is 10 times stronger than morphine, but also helps to secrete dihydroxyphenylalanine. Dihydroxyphenylalanine and endorphins are substances in the brain that directly or indirectly bring pleasure to people. After drugs enter the human body, they can copy these two substances and bring pleasure. This is the key to why drugs can seduce humans. But the acquisition of this artificial happiness comes at the cost of huge damage to the normal functions of the human body. The blood circulation in the human body requires constant replenishment of oxygen, and drugs can enter the blood in a short period of time, greatly enhance the oxygen supply, greatly improve the body's strength and excitement, and produce pleasure. However, when this effect disappears, the oxygen supply in the body is suddenly insufficient, resulting in blood hypoxia, and the iron in the body is disordered, which in turn weakens the normal oxygen supply function. At this time, the drug must be used repeatedly to stimulate the regeneration of oxygen in the body. Over time, without drug stimulation, blood circulation will be stagnant, resulting in various extremely painful symptoms. Addicts will feel close to death and have to use again. Why is opium poisonous in the human body? What are the reasons? It turns out that under normal circumstances, there is a constant amount of opioid-like substances produced inside the human body that act on something called a receptor in the human body. In medicine, it is called "endogenous opioids" and "opioid receptors". Corresponding to the former, opioids ingested from the outside are called "exogenous opioids". Normal endogenous opioids regulate many neurohumoral immune systems in the body through opioid receptors and their opioid peptide systems to maintain normal internal functional balance. When opioid addicts inhale large amounts of exogenous opioids for a long time, the endogenous opioids in the body are reduced due to suppression. If the addict continues to take the drug at this time, a sufficient amount of exogenous opioids will replace the endogenous opioids. The opioid receptors and their opioid peptide system will regulate various systems in the body, allowing the body's functions to be temporarily maintained normal. Once an addict stops taking drugs, the exogenous opioids are suddenly reduced or blocked, resulting in a simultaneous lack of endogenous and exogenous opioids in the body. Then the regulation of the opioid receptors and their opioid peptide system will be disordered, and various symptoms commonly known as "drug addiction" will occur. Opium is used as a drug, and long-term or excessive use can cause drug dependence; Smoking it as a drug can cause irreparable damage to the human body and even cause death. After taking opium, you may experience initial euphoria, inability to concentrate, and dreamlike phenomena, leading to a high degree of psychological and physiological dependence. After long-term use, withdrawal symptoms such as craving for drugs, restlessness, tears, sweating, runny nose, irritability, trembling, chills, anorexia, constipation, diarrhea, body curling, cramps, etc. May occur. Excessive use can cause acute poisoning. Symptoms include coma, respiratory depression, hypotension, and small pupils. In severe cases, respiratory depression can lead to death. Long-term use can also damage the endocrine and immune system functions, greatly reducing the resistance of drug users. Due to unclean injection, local and systemic infections such as abscesses, hepatitis and AIDS are caused. As drug addiction continues to develop, the amount of drugs used will become larger and larger, ranging from the size of rice grains to the size of mung beans, soybeans and even broad beans, and the ways to take drugs are becoming more and more direct, from smoking cigarettes containing drugs, to burning them with tin foil, and finally intravenous injection. One hundred to two hundred years ago, the Qing government in China was unable to ban opium or restrict its use. Western countries vigorously dumped opium into China, reversing the Western world's trade deficit with China (China then produced its own opium). These opium made many Chinese people become the "sick men of East Asia." In 1840, the "Opium War" broke out between China and Britain. Opium poses a serious threat to China's economy and population, but the exact number of users is difficult to estimate. Statistics range from a few million to tens of millions. Some scholars have estimated that the number of opium users may be between 2.5 Million and 15 million based on the amount of opium imported from abroad and local production. The economic losses caused were also staggering. Before the Opium War, the amount of silver flowing into India was as high as 5-6 million taels per year. The failure of the Opium War led to the comprehensive proliferation of opium and other drugs. It was not until the founding of the People's Republic of China that opium was basically eliminated. Opium is one of the most traditional drugs. With the emergence of opioid follow-up drugs and new drugs, the scope and dosage of its use have greatly declined. In China, it was basically banned in the 1950s. However, with the spread of the international drug wave in the 1980s, this traditional drug continued to penetrate into the country from abroad. For example, in some border areas, it mainly came from Vietnam and Laos. For example, the number of opium seized in Luchun, Honghe, Yuanyang, and Jinping, which are relatively close to Laos, continued to increase. The Destruction of opium at Humen (June 1839) refers to the historical event in which the Chinese Qing Dynasty government appointed Lin Zexu, the Imperial Envoy, to intensively destroy opium in Humen Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. This incident later became the trigger for the First Opium War, and the Treaty of Nanjing was also signed during this war. On June 3, 1839 (April 22, Jihai, the 19th year of Daoguang's reign in the Qing Dynasty), Lin Zexu ordered the destruction of opium in public on Humen Beach. By the end of June 25, it lasted 23 days, and 19,187 boxes and 2,119 bags of opium were destroyed, with a total weight of 2,376,254 kilograms. The smoking ban in Humen became a historical event in the fight against drugs. June 3, the day when the smoking ban began in Humen, was designated as a non-smoking day without a holiday during the Republic of China. Methods to eliminate tobacco First pour the brine into the pool, then cut the tobacco into pieces, put it into the brine to soak, stir and dissolve, then add the burned lime, the pool will boil in an instant, and the tobacco will be incinerated. When the tide goes out, the culvert in the pond is opened, and all the contents of the pond are dumped into the sea. Then the bottom of the pond is washed, and another batch is thrown in. In the mid-18th century, Huang Yupu, an official of the Qing Dynasty, first recorded the specific process of opium smoking in Taiwan. He asserted that there was no way to get rid of opium addicts except by killing them. A survey in Yunnan showed that the relapse rate of drug addicts after leaving drug rehabilitation centers is over 80%.

Let me tell you my own views on this article. Let's start with a dozen chapters, everything is written down, everything is detailed, and the dialogue is less like a running account. Later, I saw a reader raised it, and the author immediately improved it. However, before more than a hundred chapters, the premise was still too long, and everything without priority was described in detail. After more than a hundred chapters, it gradually got better. It started to get exciting after entering the medical hall and sitting in the hall. The readability is pretty good. I can immerse myself in it. I prefer the theme of treating diseases and saving people. Personally, I don't feel that it's that great. Although it is not a cool article, it can still be a little bit appropriate. As for the CP issue, there is actually no need for the author to listen to the readers. Because some like to have CP, and some don't. And it doesn't matter if I have it or not, as long as the story is exciting. The writing style is quite good, the sentences are fluent and the connections are not abrupt. The problem with the incident is that we saw the heroine treating many patients, but we didn't see the happiness of the patients after the treatment was cured, etc. It wasn't that satisfying. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

Finally, there is an article about a heroine who is not only beautiful but also loved by men all over the world! ! ! 👍👍👍

This article is really a doctor's article, or an ancient version. The Holy Mother can't say it. The noble doctor who acts bravely for justice is admirable 🤭

Hello everyone, I am the author of this book. Sugar-oiled Baba is so delicious. This book is finished! Finally, finally it's over! This is the first book I wrote. I wrote it on and off for more than three years, and finally finished it this year! This book has many shortcomings. The first volume was poorly written. Now that I go back to read it, I feel terrible. The narrative is long, slow to enter the main story, unstable updates, and there are some inappropriate poisonous points... In short, there are indeed many shortcomings. But thank you to the readers who have always read the original version and kept up with the updates. I am also grateful to the readers who voted for me, gave me rewards, and spent real money on my books. I am really grateful to you! Here is a bow for you! It is your constant support that gives me the motivation to continue writing! In the end, the book was completed with more than two million words. This book is not my work alone, it is a work completed by you and me together! Anyway, thank you very much! Thank you very much! Finally, I want to say that as women, as women with the ability to create life, I hope that each of us will take care of our bodies and realize that good health is the most important thing! I hope this book can bring some happiness to your leisure time, and I hope that the story I tell you will find it an interesting story. Finally, I wish you all to be like Li Sanniang in the book - spread your wings and fly high into the sky! Quietly recommend my second completed book "On the Road to Escape, My Parents Reconciled", it is still a story about a heroine with no CP. Finally, let's meet and see you next time! The new book should be released at the end of this month or the beginning of next month. New and old readers are welcome to take a look.

What's wrong with Wen Bu, who doesn't need money, and gets married?

I've talked about women's clothing before, but today I'm going to talk about men's clothing. Mainly speaking from three aspects: official uniform, regular uniform, and military uniform. The following are all from the Internet! I didn't study it in detail, I just had a general understanding. Those who want to know more deeply need to check the information by themselves. Okay, let's talk. Social ideology formed on a certain economic basis is an important factor affecting social fashion and clothing. Clothes are a barometer of the socio-political climate. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China's feudal society, especially during the Zhenguan and Kaiyuan years, when the political climate was relaxed and people lived and worked in peace and contentment. Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, was the center of politics, economy, and culture at that time, and it was also the center of cultural exchanges between the East and the West. In the first year of Shangyuan (AD 674), Emperor Gaozong Li issued an edict to improve the hierarchy of regular uniforms, which stipulated the color of regular uniforms: purple for the third rank and above, dark crimson for the fourth rank, light crimson for the fifth rank, dark green for the sixth rank, light green for the seventh rank, dark green for the eighth rank, light green for the ninth rank, and yellow for the common people. Since then, the colors of official uniforms in the Tang Dynasty have basically been purple, scarlet, green and cyan according to their grades. For example, in the film and television drama "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty", Wei Wuji, a bachelor of the Chongwen Academy, wears a purple robe if he is above the fifth rank. The main clothing of officials in the Tang Dynasty was round-neck narrow-sleeved robes. Men's clothing in the Tang Dynasty was dominated by fu (fú) robes. Futou, also known as futou, was a type of first garment based on the Han and Wei turbans. This screenshot from "Tang Dynasty Strange Stories" is more obvious. Another thing is that leather belts in the Tang Dynasty did not use hooks, but buckled with buckle plates. The belt is equipped with a belt, which is a square patch. The texture of the patch varies depending on the official rank. For example, for officials of the second rank and above, gold knives are used, for officials of the sixth rank and above, rhinoceros knives are used, and for officials of the ninth rank and above, silver knives are used. In fact, it is the belt of the robe. Finally, according to the "Liu Dian of the Tang Dynasty", there are thirteen types of armor in the Tang Dynasty: Mingguang, Guangyao, Xilin, Shanwen, Bird Hammer, White Cloth, Zaojuan, Cloth Back, Infantry, Leather Armor, Wooden Armor, Chains, and Vest. Among them, Mingguang, Guangyao, Suozi, Shanwen, Bird Hammer, and Fine Scale Armor are iron armors, and the last three are named after the styles of armor plates. Leather armor, wood armor, white cloth, soap and cloth backs are named after the materials they are made of. Among the armors, Mingguang armor is still the most commonly used. Men's regular clothes are more diverse.

I was afraid that someone would take sides, so I said it in advance. This article has no cp! However, a male supporting character appears around Chapter 60, but the female protagonist will not be with him. The heroine has always been sober and focused on her career and family. In the mid-term, if some readers commented that there is no cp, I shouldn't always bring in male supporting actors. Therefore, starting from the mid-term, I have reduced the frequency of male supporting characters. Furthermore, I have seen several readers mention that when the empress is on the throne, the heroine is allowed to raise several men. The main purpose of this article is not about the relationship between men and women. The heroine is beautiful alone and will not support a man. Finally, this article is firmly non-CP and I hope you enjoy reading it. ps: The first volume is not well written. If you can't stand it, don't read it and just fork it. Don't tell me, I can't listen to it.

The knee-chest position is a method for correcting the fetal position of pregnant women. The pregnant woman relieves herself to urinate, empty her bladder, loosen her belt, and kneel on the bed. The thighs are perpendicular to the bed surface, and the body is leaning toward the bed surface. Twice a day, about 15 minutes each time, for 1 week. The knee-chest position can make the fetal buttocks withdraw from the pelvic cavity, which helps to correct the fetal position by changing the fetal center of gravity, so that the fetal head is downward and the fetal buttocks are upward. ——The above comes from the Internet For specific questions, you still need to go to the hospital to see a doctor before implementing it!

Just because there is no charge, I would like to give the author of Power for Love a thumbs up👍

I like, like, super like Sanniang and Lu Zhuer. I originally thought that Xu Hui would be Sanniang's cp. It wouldn't be a big problem if she didn't have cp. Will Sanniang meet and get to know the Emperor Wu who traveled with him later? It's not like the first person said that Sanniang promised her ex-husband's family not to marry again for the sake of Lu Zhuer, but Sanniang herself is not interested in marriage. Sanniang's heart is for the Li family and the future of all women in the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, the issue of marriage depends on what the wife thinks in the end. It doesn't matter if she does. I just want to see what the future Sanniang will pay for! Besides, marriage or not, Sanniang has her own career and the Li family cares for her!

It's beautiful and beautiful, Sanniang is really lovable. Everyone in the family is doing well, and they are all the best! Good-looking and comfortable to watch is the best evaluation!

No CP! ! ! Sisters who like it rush duck

Because this article is a stew of group travel, high-level martial arts, and a little bit of fantasy, I want to tell you about the weapons used by the characters below so that you can insert them into it when reading the article. The Tang Heng Dao and Mo Dao are mentioned most in the article, followed by spears and bows. Of course, there are definitely more than these weapons, there are also swords, and several rare weapons---axes, Emei thorns, and nine-section whips. In the article, I also found pictures of the Jinwu Guards in Chang'an City, which is the armor worn by the army where Brother Li served. The following pictures are all from the Internet. The Hengdao now mainly refers to the Tang Hengdao with a grid and an unburied handle. It was one of the standard equipment of the main army in the Tang Dynasty of China. That is: the knife worn by palace soldiers, government officials, police officers, soldiers guarding the city, and patrol soldiers. Mo Dao, a long-handled sword from the Tang Dynasty. It is a double-edged sword, one foot long, some weighing up to fifteen kilograms. It was first used in the army during the Kaiyuan period. A gun is a weapon with a sharp point on a long handle. The history of the gun can be traced back to the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. It was a substitute for the spear. It was an emergency weapon because the production of the spear shaft was complicated and time-consuming. I found a picture of Lu Lingfeng (played by Yang Xuwen), a character in the film and television drama "Tang Dynasty Weird Stories", and showed it to everyone. When it comes to Jinwuwei, I will post two more pictures. Axe Emei Thorn, one of the Chinese martial arts weapons. Emei Ci appeared as a martial arts event in the late Ming Dynasty. The Emei thorn used in martial arts is about 30 centimeters long. Its shape is a tapered body with a thick middle and thin ends. The head end is slightly flat and has a rhombus shape with a tip. There is a ring in the middle. Put the ring on the middle finger of the practitioner. Hold one in each left and right hand. Shake your wrist and fingers to make it rotate. The weapon used by Qiuxiang! Nine-section whip The Tang sword is a weapon of the Tang Dynasty. It is shaped like a three-eared cloud head. It changed the Zhou sword shape that had been circulated for nearly 1500 years since the Spring and Autumn Period, creating a unique and beautiful sword shape.

Don't listen to that 116 nonsense. I can't read ordinary novels. This novel is very smooth from the beginning to the chapters I have read now. The writing is good and the subject of medical skills + no CP is really comfortable. I don't know if there is CP in the back. Anyway, what I have seen now is not. I like it very much. Come on, author. This is my first time commenting on Qidian.

Dear friends, there is not much description of clothing in this article, but some readers have left comments about clothing issues. So, taking advantage of the time during the Chinese New Year, I will publish a post briefly introducing the costumes of the Tang Dynasty. Those who like to wear Hanfu should be familiar with the characteristics of Hanfu made in the Tang Dynasty. I will not go into detail about it here. I will only briefly explain it and illustrate it with pictures, so that you can have an impression when reading the article. The following text and pictures are from the Internet. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China's feudal society, with a prosperous economy, developed culture, frequent foreign exchanges, and an open world. People in the Tang Dynasty wore various styles of clothing. The poor wear linen, and ordinary people can also wear fine cloth or even silk clothes. The wealthy can choose from a variety of silk, silk, silk, and brocade. No matter what level you are in, you can choose clothes that are suitable for you. The Tang Dynasty had a strong national power and the people also had strong cultural self-confidence. Women not only pursued a round, plump, and concave and convex body as beauty, but also tried their best to highlight their most beautiful side in their clothing. Coupled with the influence of the customs of ethnic minorities outside the region, women in the Tang Dynasty were less constrained. In this unique era environment and social atmosphere, women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty, with its numerous styles, gorgeous colors, innovative decorative techniques, and elegant and gorgeous style, became one of the important symbols of Tang culture. Women's clothing is mostly short-sleeved and scoop-necked tops, exposing large areas of snow-white skin on the arms and chest. Women in the Tang Dynasty were not stingy about letting others see their beautiful bodies, so they chose bold and open clothing. There are four types of women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty: court clothing, public clothing, sacrificial clothing, and ordinary clothing. The first three are the large and small dresses that the concubines ordered female officials to wear on formal occasions such as court meetings and sacrifices, while the latter are for daily wear. Women's regular clothes in the Tang Dynasty basically consisted of a shirt and a jacket on the upper body, a skirt on the lower body, and a silk shawl on the shoulders. Sometimes I also wear long-sleeved shirts, as shown below. Usually it is the picture below I found a modern imitation makeup picture with a high degree of restoration In addition, masculine clothing for women was one of the manifestations of the openness of society in the Tang Dynasty. Women wearing men's clothing was a fashion at that time. The picture below shows a woman wearing a men's round-neck robe Many unearthed murals show this In addition to round-neck robes, there are also lapel robes. People in the Tang Dynasty were not taboo about Hu clothing, so Hu clothing, especially lapel Hu clothing, became very popular in the Tang Dynasty. Men mainly wear round-neck Hufu with futou, while women's clothing is more unique. As shown in the picture below Finally, I found a few pictures of the more typical clothes in the costume drama "The Wind Rises in Luoyang" for everyone to see. Song Yi's two outfits are very typical chest-length underskirts and silk shawls. And the outfits Victoria Victoria wears are also very typical women wearing men's round-neck robes, lapel robes, and trousers underneath the robe. I will write another article on men's clothing when I have time.

Wu Zetian (Emperor Wu Zhou) and Li Zhi (Gaozong of Tang Dynasty) had four sons and two daughters. ============================ The eldest son, 652-675, filial piety to the emperor, Li Hong. The fifth son of Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the eldest son of Empress Wu Zetian, and the first prince in the Tang Dynasty to posthumously be named emperor. In the fourth year of Yonghui (653), two-year-old Li Hong was named acting king. In the first year of Xianqing (656), he was established as the crown prince. Li Hong has been filial and benevolent since he was a child, and he is considerate of the people as the crown prince. Princess Hou Yiyang (Li Xiayu, born to Concubine Xiao Shu, daughter of Li Zhi) and Princess Xuancheng (daughter of Li Zhi, born to Concubine Xiao Shu) were convicted of their mother, Concubine Xiao Shu, and were imprisoned in the palace. They were not allowed to marry at the age of 40. Li Hong petitioned Gaozong to let them get married. Empress Wu was furious and betrothed them to the guards, so Li Hong lost Empress Wu's favor. After Li Hong was summoned to the Eastern Capital, he took the daughter of Pei Judao (a general in the Tang Dynasty) as his concubine. Pei was a virtuous concubine, which made Gaozong feel relieved. In the second year of Shangyuan (675), Li Hong died suddenly when he went to Hebi Palace with Gaozong and Empress Wu. He was only twenty-four years old. ======================== The second son, from 655 to 684, was Prince Zhanghuai and Li Xian. The clan and minister of the Tang Dynasty, the sixth son of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty and the second son of Empress Wu Zetian. Born in the twelfth lunar month of the fifth year of Yonghui (January 655), he was first named King of Lu. He received a good education since childhood, and Wang Bo, one of the "Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty", served as the prince's attendant. With handsome appearance, dignified manner and quick thinking, he was deeply loved by his father, Emperor Li Zhi. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (675), the prince Li Hong died suddenly and was appointed as the crown prince. During this period, he oversaw the country three times. He was praised by Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, supported by the government and the public, and jealous of Empress Wu. In the second year of Tiaolu (680), he was deposed as a commoner on the charge of treason and exiled to Bazhou (today's Bazhou District, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province). In the first year of civilization (684), after Wu Zetian deposed the emperor and took charge, she was forced to commit suicide by Qiu Shenji (jì), a cruel official. She was only twenty-nine years old. In the second year of Emperor Ruizong Jingyun of the Tang Dynasty (711), he was given the posthumous title of Prince Zhanghuai and was buried together with his concubine Fang. ================== The third son, 656-710, Tang Zhongzong, Li Xian. Formerly known as Li Zhe, the fourth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the seventh son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi, and the third son of Wu Zetian. Li Xian was first named King of Zhou and later changed to King of England. After Prince Zhanghuai Li Xian was deposed, Li Xian was established as the crown prince. In the first year of Hongdao (683), the emperor ascended the throne, and the Empress Dowager Wu Zetian came to claim the throne. In the first year of Guangzhai (684), he was deposed as King of Luling and moved to Junzhou, Fangzhou and other places. In the first year of the Holy Calendar (698), he was summoned back to Luoyang and reinstated as the crown prince. In the first year of Shenlong (705), he was restored in Tongtian Palace. During his reign, he restored the old system of the Tang Dynasty, exempted from rent and taxes, established ten inspection envoys, and established bachelors in Xiuwenguan. He developed economic and cultural exchanges with Tubo, implemented a marriage policy, and married Princess Jincheng (the adopted daughter of Li Xian, whose biological father was King Bin Li Shouli---the second son of Li Xian) to Tubo Zanpu Chide Zuzan. Princess Jincheng lived in Tubo for nearly thirty years and contributed to the exchanges between Tang and Tibet, consolidating the "uncle-nephew alliance" between Tang and Tibet after Princess Wencheng entered Tibet. But he indulged Queen Wei and his daughter Princess Anle, favored and trusted Wu Sansi (Wu Zetian's nephew), and allowed him to frame heroes, monopolize the country, and do evil, causing chaos in the government. Li Xian, Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty, came to power twice and reigned for a total of five and a half years. He was poisoned to death by Queen Wei and Princess Anle on Renwu in June of the fourth year of Jinglong (July 3, 710). He was 55 years old. ====================== The fourth son, 662-716, Tang Ruizong, Li Dan. Formerly known as Li Xulun, Li Lun, and Wulun, he was the eighth son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi, the youngest son of Wu Zetian, and the fifth emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Li Dan was granted the title of King of Yin in his early years, and later he was granted the title of King of Yu, King of Ji, King of Xiang, etc. In the first year of Sisheng (684), Zhongzong Li Xian was deposed as King of Luling, and Li Dan was established as emperor. His mother Wu Zetian came to rule the court. Li Dan lived in a separate palace and could not interfere with political affairs. After Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor, he established the Wu Zhou regime and made Li Dan his heir. In the first year of the Holy Calendar (698), Li Xian was restored to the position of prince, and Li Dan was demoted to king. In the first year of Shenlong (705), after Zhongzong was restored to power, because Li Dan participated in the coup that overthrew Wu Zetian, he was named King Anguo and moved to Taiwei. During the reign of Zhongzong, the political situation was dangerous, and Li Dan avoided disaster by giving in with courtesy and frugality. In the fourth year of Jinglong (710), Zhongzong was poisoned to death. Li Dan's son Li Longji (Tang Xuanzong) joined forces with the generals of the imperial army to launch a coup and proclaimed Li Dan as emperor. In the first year of Xiantian (712), Li Dan abdicated and became the Supreme Emperor. However, he still took charge of the affairs by himself. Prince Li Longji succeeded to the throne. The following year, Li Longji killed Princess Taiping and her associates before they all returned to power. He died in the fourth year of Kaiyuan (716) at the age of 55 and was buried in Qiaoling. He ascended the throne as emperor twice in his life and abdicated the throne three times. He was a legendary emperor in Chinese history, creating conditions for the subsequent prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. ================== The eldest daughter, Princess An Ding, died in infancy from 654 to 654. In the first year of Linde (664), Princess Anding was posthumously named Princess Si. Her book was required for publicity and burial, which was equivalent to the rank of a prince. She moved from Deye Temple to Chongjing Temple. ================= The youngest daughter of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and the empress Wu Zetian, the sister of Tang Zhongzong Li Xian and Tang Ruizong Li Dan, and a princess of the Tang Dynasty. Princess Taiping has a plump body, a square forehead and a wide forehead. She is extremely favored by her parents and brothers, especially her mother Wu Zetian. She has a lot of power and power. In the Yifeng period of Gao Zong (676-679), Princess Taiping was asked to make peace with Tubo, but it failed because Wu Zetian refused. Married to Xue Shao and Wu Youji successively. They were favored beyond control and were extremely wealthy. In the first year of Shenlong (705), Princess Taiping participated in the execution of Zhang Yi's brother (Wu Zetian's male favorite), restored the title of the Tang Dynasty, added the title of Princess Taiping, and granted 5,000 households; After the death of Tang Zhongzong, she joined forces with Li Longji to launch the Tang Long coup, supported the restoration of Tang Ruizong, established many party members, and gained power and wealth. In the second year of Xiantian (713), Princess Taiping was suspected of launching a rebellion and was captured by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (Xiantian Change). She died at home.

It's really outrageous, kids, my dad really raised a black rabbit to keep my little black dog as a companion. I really like it.