Peach Blossom Fan is a magnificent masterpiece with the emotional sadness and joy of Qinhuai geisha Li and talented people as the emotional line and the troubled times of Ming and Qing Dynasties as the development line. The origin of the name Peach Blossom Fan is also particular. Li spilled blood on the fan, and then Yang and others made up the painting into a peach blossom, so its name was just Peach Blossom Fan. Peach Blossom Fan is also a very famous opera in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is deeply loved by people. Although it is a book about feelings, the chapter that really describes the feelings between Li He is only about 15, and the rest are stories about the change of dynasties. Therefore, Peach Blossom Fan is not a book about little love between men and women. But a book about great love, which is very precious.
From this, we can analyze why the peach blossom fan in the literary inquisition in Qing Dynasty was not persecuted. First of all, it is a very popular book. At that time, the operas of Peach Blossom Fan were also frequently staged all over the country, and all of them flowed to remote places, showing its popularity. If the peach blossom is persecuted by the literary inquisition, there will definitely be many people who oppose it. It's not worthwhile for so many people to object to a book. Second, this is a book based on two people's feelings, so he didn't design too many political positions. Third, the content of its regime change is very objective. Fourthly, part of the book Peach Blossom Fan praised the prosperity of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, so it met the aesthetic standards of the rulers of Qing Dynasty. However, after reading Peach Blossom Fan, the rulers of the Qin Dynasty still turned a deaf ear to the author of Peach Blossom Fan, which also showed the narrowness of feudal monarchy.
Therefore, various reasons can explain why the peach blossom fan was not damaged in the literary prison of the Qing Dynasty.