Shikui of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

He was the most famous good-for-nothing from a poor family in Chang'an, and his original owner was struck by lightning and died on the night of the wedding banquet. As soon as I opened my eyes, the spirit of a master of modern Chinese language and literature came through. Looking at the room full of mocking guests and the disgusted newlywed wife in front of him, he waved on the spot: "The clouds are like clothes, the flowers are like faces, the spring breeze is blowing on the threshold, and the dew is thick." Plagiarism? No, this is called cultural inheritance! From Li Du to Nalan Xingde, all the famous works of the ages are in my heart. Just copying and copying, how come you even copied out "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and "Tiangong Kai Wu"? Accidentally, he became a world-famous literary leader, an upstart in the officialdom, and his lovely wives and concubines were vying to let him copy a few more songs!