
Bianjing Menghua, Song Dynasty Wenqu
汴京梦华,大宋文曲
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- 607k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Huimin River
The Huimin River in Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty was one of the four major canals in Tokyo City. Its predecessor can be traced back to the Warring States Period and the Langtang Canal in the Han Dynasty. After dredging and transformation in the Northern Song Dynasty, it became an important water transportation network connecting the Central Plains. It is not a single river channel, but a collective name for the Min River, Cai River and their tributaries in the Northern Song Dynasty. Its formation went through three stages: 1. The basis from the Warring States to the Tang Dynasty During the Warring States Period, the Wei State dug a chasm to connect the Yellow River and the Huaihe River, forming an early water transport trunk line; it was called Langtang Canal in the Western Han Dynasty, and was renamed Cai River after the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It was silted up due to war in the late Tang Dynasty. 2. System transformation in the Northern Song Dynasty In the second year of Jianlong (961): The Min River was diverted from Xinzheng (today's Shuangjie River), and then passed through Weishi to the west of Kaifeng City and poured into the Cai River to solve the problem of Cai River water shortage. In the second year of Qiande (964): the Gu River was diverted from Xuchang into the Min River, expanding the water volume, and dredging the channel from the lower reaches of the Cai River to the Ying River. The sixth year of Kaibao (973): Min River was officially renamed Huimin River, and together with Cai River, they were collectively referred to as the Huimin River system, forming a water transport network that "connected to Yingcai and went down to Jianghuai". 3. Decline after the Jin and Yuan Dynasties During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, the Yellow River fought several battles to the south to capture the Huaihe River. The Huimin River channel was silted up by silt. By the Yuan Dynasty, "the bottom of the river was filled with silt and raised above the ground."
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I walked in the long street and listened to the opera singers singing about the capital city People were messing around playing clowns, and the yellow leaves faded into the long autumn In the long and leisurely ancient city, I listened to the beauty playing the piano The starry night was bright and I watched the children setting off lanterns I looked forward to my husband flirting with me and stayed in a hotel for the night You carried a handsome black horse, majestic and looking for her I was drunk all over the world. Wandering around the bustling capital The protagonist stared at the dragon robe affectionately, took out a handkerchief, and wiped it gently...
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The Song Dynasty was more hateful than the Qing Dynasty
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