
In the Northern Song Dynasty, My Apprentice Was Li Qingzhao
人在北宋,我的徒弟是李清照
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Someone said before that this is the author's self-pleasure diary, but I still don't believe it. The more you read, the more you can feel the author's arrogance between the lines. Arrogance towards the ancients and arrogance towards readers. After reading this article, I just want to recommend a book called Langya.
This led Confucianism to abandon imperial power. This would only betray the individual class. I have never heard of a class betraying interests.
Confucianism and imperial power are deeply bound. Why do scholars study? Of course, it is to become an official. This makes Confucianism betray the imperial power. The people below will not agree in the first place. They are the natural ruling class. To guide them, it would be more convenient to cooperate with the Jin Dynasty to kill them all and start a new one.
Take a look. This is not a novel. It is clearly the author's self-pleasure diary...
It's okay to lead Confucians to betray the imperial power, but it's too brainless.
After scholars in the Song Dynasty became officials, they were not punished as high officials, their salaries and benefits were unprecedented, their political status was first-class, and everyone respected them. Do you lead them to rebel? What can you give them? If you don't explain this issue clearly, what you write will make no sense. Classes exist in any society, and there is no state society without classes. Even in today's society of 2000, it is the basic aspiration of human beings to become a superior person and move up the ladder. The scholar-bureaucrats of the Song Dynasty were originally at the top of the social class in the Song Dynasty. You want them to smash this pot? What can you give them?
Really happy with myself
You ask yourself, are you writing about wood covered with the word Li Qingzhao or the Li Qingzhao in history? How can you still be her master with your self-proclaimed writing style? Is it really fun for the ancients to step on it? How is it different from the brainless glass soap missile gangsters of more than ten years ago? If you can't write about this kind of historical figure in depth, just don't touch it. It's simply ruining people's reputations. At the beginning, I put some random historical data to prove Zhao Mingcheng and Li Qingzhao. I thought there were a lot of historical data, but the result is just a few words and hearsay. You can brag about it, but use it to write a book. Is the ink in your belly enough?
I can accept rebellion or separatist rule. I never expected that it would be to extend the life of a coward...
? ? ? I just read a story before that Li Qingzhao ran away to eat, drink and have fun, her husband died in the war, and she remarried her husband's classmate. I just saw this book by the author and immediately lost interest.
To put it simply, kill all the aristocratic families, big landowners, and great Confucians in the Song Dynasty. All the Four Books and Five Classics are destroyed, and directly replace them with modern books. What are you doing with your golden thighs chattering with them? What is Western civilization and Eastern civilization? Only good things are useful.
I can't stand it anymore after reaching chapter 16, the plot is making no progress! You already have double doors, and you're still selling fermented bean curd there! He also wanted to hook up with Cai Jing and mess with Li Qingzhao. He is neither an apprentice nor an apprentice but a wife! What do you want to do! It's quite boring to watch! Slip away!
The writing is indeed very good. Whose trumpet is this? Regarding Confucianism, there are too many classical Chinese texts, and I estimate that most people cannot understand it.
Is this book a serious cookbook?
After watching some movies, why did they suddenly get married, and the protagonist suddenly started to develop into a political animal? So it turns out that Li Qingzhao and I are really just masters and disciples? Then I can only say that there may be some discrepancies between the readers you attract with this title and the actual audience of your book.
Historical common sense is somewhat lacking. I don't know enough about the history of the Song Dynasty and the mainstream academic views and official development of the Song Dynasty. I also lack a correct understanding of the relationship between characters. Although there are many private goods, they are not important. The key is that the private goods lack effectiveness.
Excessive display of skills
The writing is very good. I will write less in the future. Why do you deal with so many Confucian things? This is a novel, not an essay. It is very tiring to read. The author has something, but it is a thankless task.
This book could have done better, but the author didn't write many of the cool points. The protagonist must establish a new religion or doctrine in the Northern Song Dynasty to confront Confucianism. It is useless to just reform Confucianism or to develop a new doctrine based on Confucianism!
Inexplicable questions, inexplicable apprenticeship
The mid-Tang Dynasty was the first time in Chinese history that all aspects of development were suitable for the steam revolution. The foundation of the industrial revolution has been laid in all aspects, 1. Coal is used on a large scale. 2. The blast furnace iron smelting technology leads the world. 3. Mature hydraulic machinery (steam engine front-end technologies such as air blasts, water drainage, waterwheels, etc.) 4. Developed urban commerce. 5. The large workshop system is close to the original factory. 6. The craftsman class is huge in number. 7. International trade flourishes (Persia, Arabia, Southeast Asia). As long as the time travelers control the land of China, they can start the steam industrial revolution within 20–30 years.
All critical! Let me talk about what I saw. What are the roots and spirit of the Han people? This is the Confucianism taught by Confucius! Rather than the Confucianism fabricated by subsequent successors to cater to the rulers! It also talks about the conflict of interests between centralization and local governments! This can be found in every dynasty and every generation! Are you arrogant to those who say the author is unqualified and arrogant? Don't you want to take it for granted? Are you qualified?
Read more than 40 chapters
How to say it? It can only be said that there is still some contrast with the title of the book. Based on the first 50 pictures, if you want to call it an excellent novel, it definitely cannot be called it. Some places are really dancing, really inexplicable. And I briefly read some of the later chapters. ε=(´ο`*))) Well, I would say this book is more rigorous, but it seems not rigorous enough, so I would say it is more relaxed. It's not easy enough. To be a novice is not enough, and to be professional seems almost meaningless. The machinations are somewhat taken for granted, and the development of the relationships between the characters is also somewhat unexpected. Of course none of the above is important, the most important thing is. Did you write this book for readers, or for yourself? People who want to see your content at the back are unlikely to stay at the front. What can be retained in the front will feel somewhat contrasted in the later content, and it will be difficult to retain it. I scratched my head just looking at it.
What did the author think of giving the protagonist such an unpleasant name? What else is it called Dongxu? It smells like Korean sticks.
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I recently read the introduction of Li Qingzhao. The second half of her life was so miserable. I hope this book can take good care of her. After all, she was one of the top three talented women in ancient times.
The name is wrong! Isn't it time to change the name? Off topic!
If I hadn't read the original versions of the Four Books and Five Classics, I would have believed this. After seeing the published chapters, I don't plan to subscribe anymore. The current content is full of conspiracy theories regarding the interpretation of the Book of Songs and the Book of Music. I'm very curious. Even I can't be convinced. How can the protagonist convince those old Confucian die-hards in ancient times?
It feels a bit like treating the ancients as fools
In the Northern Song Dynasty, it's inexplicable that you don't need to arm yourself with modern knowledge. In this inexplicable way, you can make black powder and flintlock guns, but you can also do these fancy and useless things. Now, you can take in those who can't survive as your team, train a thousand fusiliers to conquer a piece of land and then grow it to 10,000, and sweep across Asia simply by doing these fancy things.
I only found out about the eunuch after I voted for the monthly ticket It's quite interesting
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