The Tang Dynasty of Lao Li's Family

A full-length historical novel "Old Li's Family of the Tang Dynasty": This novel is based on historical facts and uses a modern and humorous language style to describe the three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty, the political achievements of successive emperors, and the secret history of the palace, etc., For the enjoyment of readers. Beginning Beginning of the early Tang Dynasty The wind in the northern desert rolls into the imperial sky, and the sparks in Jinyang reflect the dragon flag. The wealthy families in Longxi inherited the destiny, and the powerful troops in the pass broke the chaos. The six horses galloped to create a hegemonic empire, and the Three Qin Dynasties solidly laid a solid foundation. At the beginning of Li Tang Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were settled, and people from all over the world came to worship Ziwei. Note: The wind and smoke in the desert in the north in the first couplet are a metaphor for the troubled times in the late Sui Dynasty, when Jinyang's troops were like sparks of fire igniting the prairie fire; the chin couplet describes the origins of the Li family and the rise of the military; the neck couplet uses the allusion of the "Six Horses of Zhaoling" to highlight the hardships of starting a business; the last couplet uses "coming to court from all over the world" to echo the rule of Zhenguan, which coincides with the grand scene of "all nations worshiping the crown prince" in historical facts. The atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty The full moon shines on the golden steps of Chang'an, and the camel bells on the Silk Road jiggle. Taibai's wild singing shocked Cebu, while Zimei mourned and cried over her old remains. Xuanzong's sword dance opened the Yuan Dynasty, and the imperial concubine's colorful clothes moved the earth in mourning. Tianbao's beacon smoke covers the sun, and the fishing sun's drums break through the clouds. The ups and downs of the mid-Tang Dynasty Yuanhe's sword energy kills the gang of traitors, and the Buddha's light in Huichang eclipses the Jade Mountain. Lotte's new poems satirize the officialdom, and retreat to the ancient literature to invigorate Confucianism. The fight between Niu and Li is like a tiger fighting, and the change of nectar is like a wolf leaping. Dazhong is temporarily cured and unable to return to heaven, and the setting sun shines on the palace palace with weeping blood. Fragments of the Late Tang Dynasty Huang Chao angrily rolled up the trees in Chang'an, and Zhu Wen burned Li's stove furiously. The colorful songs have finally faded into dust, and the poems about banishing immortals are cold and the ghosts and gods cry. Three hundred years of business have flowed with the water, and the wind of ninety thousand miles has left a broken picture. The rise and fall are destined by nature, and the history pen is like a knife carving the prosperity and decline.