People in the Song Dynasty had serious petty bourgeoisie, and most of the emotions expressed in Song poems expressed the leisurely joy of pouring wine and singing in a low voice. Song poetry reflects the stable political situation and prosperous, rich and superior social life of the Song Dynasty. The prosperity of the prostitution industry originated from the high prosperity of the urban economy in the Song Dynasty. The entertainment industry in the Song Dynasty was more clearly divided and was roughly divided into four categories: "official prostitutes", "vocal prostitutes", "geisha" and "merchant prostitutes". The "prostitutes" in the Song Dynasty were not "prostitutes" in the modern sense. Most people can buy art but not body. Most of them are equivalent to modern literary and artistic workers. They are generally talented and beautiful. Some have deep knowledge of piano, chess, singing, poetry, calligraphy, painting, etc. Some can be called artists in that field. "Official prostitutes" are the most admired by people. Not only are they beautiful, they are also very talented. Their appearance, knowledge, intelligence and artistic taste are all outstanding. It is difficult for today's actors, stars, or women engaged in literary and artistic work to compare with them, because in the past, the women in the Red Chamber were trained and nurtured from childhood, while some of the current ladies in the entertainment industry are more beautiful after only two years of schooling. It is possible to become a star... It can be said that a famous prostitute in the Song Dynasty is much better than a modern female star. Tea culture only reached the realm of art in the Song Dynasty. Tea in the Song Dynasty was not tea in the current sense, but tea beverages. Some need to add sugar, some need to add salt, and some need to add tea with various seasonings. This is a tea beverage and tea culture with countless ways to drink it. Unfortunately, like most of the crafts and culture of the Song Dynasty, it has not been left to the present. During the Song Dynasty, various petal teas were popularly sold. In the Song Dynasty, there was also the practice of tea fighting. Cai Xiang introduced Jian'an Doucha in "Tea Records" and especially praised the semi-fermented white tea produced locally. People in the Song Dynasty used various beautiful and exquisite porcelain bowls to drink tea, among which the rabbit hair cup and the Tianmu bowl were all famous tea sets at that time. According to the subtle differences in the color of rabbit hairs, they are also called "gold rabbit hairs" and "silver rabbit hairs". Tea cups in the Song Dynasty were divided into four types: black glaze, sauce glaze, green glaze and green and white glaze. "Light fur horses, Chengdu flowers, ice bowls with snow, Jianxi tea." "Short paper rows slanting to make grass, playing with fine breasts to share tea." "The chicken sings three times and the sky is clear, arrange rice bowls and tea bottles" "Tao There are two or three thatched cottages nearby, and when they see guests, they will order some tea." The poetry of the Song Dynasty was often permeated with tea culture. "The seven-material tea is sweet and fragrant, and the floating flowers are green and chaotic in the clouds. After sipping, I feel that the king is very kind, and I will stop making ordinary first-class praises." Mei Yaochen, a famous realist poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, also wrote such a leisurely and bourgeois plot A tasteful tea poem. Twenty articles in Song Huizong's "Daguan Tea Theory" introduce tea culture. The tea culture of the Song Dynasty was a comprehensive expression of elite culture and popular culture, and was the only culture of elegance and vulgarity.
Jade culture began to spread among the people in the Song Dynasty. Because of Song Huizong's excessive love for jade. This led to the unprecedented development of jade in the Song Dynasty and the unprecedented development of secular jade carvings. The jade wares of the Song Dynasty were much more playful and less polite. During the Song Dynasty, jade carving markets and shops specializing in jade articles appeared. Citizens became appreciators and owners of jade. Wearing jade is popular among the broad masses of citizens and literati. In addition to jade carvings, the Song Dynasty also had extremely high attainments in wood carvings, bamboo carvings, lacquerware, bronze wares, gold and silver wares, tooth horn wares, inscriptions, seals, pens, inks, paper and inkstones. All these show the profoundness of Song culture and art. Although the Song Dynasty opened