As far as its meaning is concerned, this poem is full of romance and describes a vagrant who is proud of the spring breeze and doesn't know how to be sad. But judging from Zhu He's life, he is just an ordinary honest man who has never had an affair.
Compared with Yuan Zhen, Kang Youwei and Picasso, they are not only successful, but also constantly get news of peach blossoms.
Yuan Zhen gave up his first love for fame and fortune; Kang Youwei is known as an advanced element, but in fact he has many wives and concubines; Picasso is worse. At the age of 60, he is still having an affair with students under 16.
Perhaps their achievements are too high, so people have long ignored those romantic lives and peach blossom news. So, what is the truth behind these celebrities?
1. Yuan Zhen Yuan Zhen (779-83 1), who gave up his true love for utility, is a descendant of the Tuoba family of the Northern Wei Dynasty who once unified the North. He is the nineteenth grandson of Shi Yiwei, a famous politician and strategist. He inherited the fine traditions of his ancestors and became a famous poet, writer and minister in the Tang Dynasty. So, how good is he?
Zhenyuan nine years (793), 15 years old, passed the Ming Dynasty examination, was awarded Zuo Ji, and became the shogunate in the river. Later, he was promoted to be a school bookkeeper and an inspector (equivalent to an inspector) and served as the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty.
Today, his "Chrysanthemum" in "Chrysanthemum" is still catchy. As can be seen from the poem, he should be a very spoony person who thinks that "this bloom is useless". However, the real him is not like this.
He met and fell in love with Cui Yingying when he was a Jiupin Sesame Officer in Shanxi, which became his capital to show off to his friends.
Their meeting was special. When Cui Yingying and his family passed Yongji, they met an escaped bandit. Perhaps out of sympathy, he conducted in-depth negotiations with the military bandits in order to save the lives and property of Cui Yingying and his family.
At Cui's thank-you banquet, he and my wife met at the same age. They like each other as soon as they meet, and often meet at night. In order to remember this special experience, he also wrote "I am afraid it is a jade man" to commemorate it.
In the next two years, the two contacted each other by letters intermittently. In the winter of the eighteenth year of Zhenyuan (802), 24-year-old Yuan Zhen successfully passed the second tribute. The following spring, he was promoted to secretary of the provincial school. He got what he wanted, but the relationship between them, which lasted for more than two years, changed.
After becoming a school bookkeeper, he began to think about his marriage. According to Han Yu's Epitaph of Wei's Wife, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power, imperial power This epitaph was written for Wei, a famous minister in the imperial court at that time, and many people got married with him. From here, we can also know that Wei Xiaqing chose Yuan Zhen among many people.
In October 65438+802, Yuan Zhen officially married Wei Yan, the daughter of Wei. At the same time, he broke up with his long-time lover Cui Yingying.
It is said that Cui Yingying was disappointed, and that year she found someone to marry. Yuan Zhen not only didn't feel sorry, but also wanted to appear at her wedding as a "cousin".
Maybe he felt guilty later, or he was too emotional. He wrote the legendary novel Yingying Biography for him, and Wang Shifu, a zaju writer in Yuan Dynasty, created The West Chamber on this basis.
In a word, as can be seen from The West Chamber, the man is not devoted, and so many women have been hurt by Yuan Zhen. Compared with him, Kang Youwei is no better.
2. Scandal-ridden Kang Youwei is not only the spiritual leader and representative of bourgeois reformists, but also the extreme of feudal conservatism. He participated in and led the restoration. In a word, his evaluation is two-sided.
Some people think that he is an advanced figure in the late Qing Dynasty, who led the Reform Movement of 1898 and proposed to abolish monogamy and concubinage. However, judging from his later thoughts and opinions, his original intention of reform and reform was only to save the feudal system and the emperor, not the millions of people in Qian Qian. The establishment of a "royalist party" and advocating that everything is centered on Confucius and Confucianism is the best performance.
In fact, in his "advanced" proposition, he seldom does it himself. For example, he always pretends to be a saint and follows the example of a saint, but he only talks and does not do it, and is riddled with scandals.
Liang Shuming revealed two scandals about antiques in Liang Shuming's Oral Notes in His Later Years. The first is the painting loss incident in Wolong Temple in Xi, Shaanxi. When he was playing poetry, he took away many precious ancient Buddhist scriptures before being recovered. The second time I "borrowed" a valuable calligraphy and painting from the banker Yu Fancheng's home, but he tried to keep it for himself. Yu Fancheng's repeated negotiations were difficult to get back, and finally he broke into the house and robbed.
In addition, the "imperial edict" he has been showing off to the outside world is also an indelible scandal. After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, he organized a "royalist party" overseas, raised funds under the banner of "Dai Yizhao" and made himself a multimillionaire. It is said that in Singapore and other places alone, he owns many private villas and even bought an island named after himself in Europe.
Later, it was discovered that Zhao did exist, but it was not addressed to him, but was given to Yang Rui by Guangxu. When Guangxu met with Yang Rui, he told him something about government affairs and asked him to contact Xu Lin, Liu Guangdi, Tan Sitong and others. After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, Kang Youwei always insisted that this was addressed to him, and all the people mentioned in Dai Yizhao had died, thus forming a situation in which death tells no tales, which benefited him personally.
What he didn't expect, however, was that Yang Rui's son Yang Qingyun also knew about the "imperial edict", so Kang Youwei's lies fell apart.
"There is no platform to avoid debt, but there is a boat and it is worthless." Someone wrote a poem to satirize him. In the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18), he went down to Shanghai and lived happily all day, but he had no money to go whoring. This made many pimps in flower shops know about it and gathered people to collect debts from him. In desperation, he had to go out to avoid it, so it became another scandal.
What's more, during his visit to Hangzhou, he wrote the poem "I am also floating in the West Lake when I dress up in the south". The legendary brothel woman was Shi, and she was the minister of Yue.
Marrying a fifth concubine in his later years is also one of the scandals. 19 19, at the age of 62, he was visiting the West Lake. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, he suddenly met Zhang Guang, thinking that he had met the goddess and insisted on marrying her. As a result, his wife, four concubines and all his children did not attend the wedding to express their protest.