Spring Outing Song

The details are rich and the pace is lively and not laggy. But every time I get to the part where Li Shimin takes a concubine, I feel very distressed.

The background of the Sui Dynasty and various etiquette are introduced in too detail. The historical context is presented in all details. The text is occasionally mixed with content on the philosophy of life, giving the illusion of reading a history book or history textbook. The heroine in the article was born only in Chapter 15, and the description is only focused on in Chapter 33. Although the historical reference value is extremely high, and it can popularize the historical facts of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the writing is a bit verbose. Seeing the present gives people a feeling of viewing the world from a third perspective.

When I read Empress Changsun's online articles, I first made sure that there was no meddling by Yang Chenying in the back... If there was, I would definitely not read it. I really couldn't accept it. I remember reading a certain novel on Tieba when I was studying. It made me feel irritable and uneasy for a while. Every time I thought about the clips about Empress Changsun, tears filled my eyes. That woman was such a nightmare that I didn't dare to read Tieba for more than ten years. I can accept women from the Qin Palace period, but I can't accept Yang Chenying. I'm not paranoid, but I feel a chill and nausea. There is no official history, but I speculate that she and Li Yuanji must have had a lot of friction and even severe persecution with our empress, otherwise the funeral cannot be explained.

Overall, I think it is very good. It can be seen that the author has consulted a lot of information and explained a lot of historical knowledge. This makes the writing style similar to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", but there are many places in the book that inevitably contain modern people's thoughts: The first is the issue of equality between men and women. Men and women were not equal in ancient times (please refer to Cao Jia's "Women's Commandments"), but it is not mainly reflected in the aristocratic circle (because the imperial power is supreme). I feel that the author is trying to avoid this problem, but still analyzes the common sayings such as "Marrying a girl with your head up, marrying a wife with your head down". There is no need for these to appear In a more realistic classical novel; secondly, I think it is a bit off topic. From a literary point of view, "Spring Outing Song" is not very outstanding compared to many poems in the Tang Dynasty, but it is a work left by Empress Changsun. Although the theme of the book should revolve around Empress Changsun, I think the prelude is a bit long, and the description of empathy is not strong and a bit bland; thirdly, the character setting of Empress Changsun seems to be somewhat inconsistent with historical facts. The previous chapters highlighted that Empress Changsun was proficient in playing chess, but history books record that "the queen was fond of reading". Although there is no conflict between the two, wouldn't it be more consistent with historical facts if you change your love for playing chess to one who never lets go of the scroll? Empress Changsun lost her father when she was eight years old. She, her mother, and her brother were kicked out of the house and were raised by her uncle Gao Shilian. This should be a big turning point, and after that, later generations most praised her as "virtuous". Therefore, judging from historical records and later evaluations, she was a dignified and virtuous person who was self-denial and resolute. Looking at her "Spring Outing", she should also be a confident person. According to the values ​​​​of the ancients, Queen Changsun was a queen who could not go wrong in any aspect. So she shouldn't be a naughty and clinging image (which also makes her seem a bit unreasonable when she's tough). The overall logic of this book is reasonable (occasionally a few places are too simple), and the writing style is also quite good (except for a few typos). Better than many online articles, recommended

I always feel that after the eldest grandson gave birth to three children before, it took almost six years for her to have another child. It is very unreasonable. Either the birth dates of the first three children were wrong and they could not be connected, or something happened between them that caused emotional fluctuations. There were also contraceptive methods in ancient times. Based on the frequency of births, the eldest grandson should have a constitution that is easy to conceive. Didn't they have sex for five or six years? Normally, if a couple does not have sex for five or six years, they will definitely have emotional problems. This is true in ancient and modern times. There are records of other concubines giving birth to children in the past five or six years, but there is no record of the eldest grandson, which is very doubtful.

I have finished reading the article. The historical records are relatively detailed. The gentleness between wives and concubines is a bit unreal. It is normal for there to be friction when there are more women. There are scheming women everywhere. Overall, it's good. It's not that frustrating to watch. There are too many concubines at the beginning, and the order of children and daughters is a bit wrong in the historical record.

I read it two or three times. It's really good! I don't feel bored at all after watching it over and over again. The more I watch it, the more interesting it becomes! I can read novels and grow cheese at the same time. It's great.

It's good to watch, be sure to savor it carefully, and it's worth revisiting. Don't be in a hurry when reading this book, read it slowly, you will really have a different feeling.

I hope the author can publish a new book, the writing is really good.

It's so good-looking, I don't know how to describe it. I still want to read it after reading it again. It's a very good urban novel.