Xue Tao
Xue Tao was a prostitute and later a Taoist woman, but mainly a poet.
Until the Ming Dynasty, some people wrote novels based on Xue Tao's ability to write poems. There is an article in "The Story of Cutting Lights" about a scholar named Tianzhu, who is charming and met by the ghost of Xue Tao. It's true that one person and one ghost get together to drink poetry couplets.
& ltif-rame & gt； & lt/if-rame & gt； When I was happy, I was finally discovered by Tian Zhu's father-his father's name was Tian Bailu, and the soil was terrible-and I had to break up. It was written in the form of "Wandering Fairy Cave". Reading novels is to show the author's literary talent, which is quite boring. The only thing I remember is Xue Tao's Self-recommendation Pillow Mat and Tian Zhu's Infinite Happiness.
Xue Tao's poems have been handed down from generation to generation, but it seems that none of them are really the best. She finally became a female Taoist, but that doesn't mean she really saw through the world of mortals. Female Taoist priests abound in the Tang Dynasty, and Yang Guifei was once a female Taoist priest. It seems that a woman who has never been a Taoist priest is a very shameful thing. At the very least, it also shows that you are not a fashion person.
It is said that Xue Tao was able to write poems when he was very young. One day, her father pointed to the buttonwood tree in the yard and recited two poems, "Except for a buttonwood tree in the yard, its branches are towering into the sky." She replied: "The branches welcome the birds from the north and the south, and the leaves bring the wind."
Although the story is not credible, I really like the plot of this word.
Xue Tao died at the age of 78. Sometimes I can't help but compare her with Zhang Ailing. Although I know there are too many differences between her and Zhang Ailing, in the final analysis, they are both fashionable poor women.
The following poem is one of Xue Tao's best poems, and it is given to all those who feel sorry for her for even a second: "bloom has different rewards, and flowers have different worries. If you want to ask about acacia, when bloom flowers fall. "
Shishi Li
Song Huizong is not a good man, but he is an interesting man.
Li Shishi lives in Jinxian Lane, and the color art is the best in Beijing. Song Huizong left three thousand makeup in the harem and went out for a picnic. He and several eunuchs sneaked out of the palace in a small sedan chair to find Li Shishi as a vassal. If he sleeps till dawn and doesn't rush to the early hours of the morning, he will tell the ministers that he won't sit down if the sore breaks out.
Cao Fu, the satrap, asked the emperor not to go whoring without permission. Song Huizong not only demoted him to Chenzhou, but also simply called Li Shishi to the palace, conferring her as Li, and changed Jinxian Lane into Xiaoyu Street.
Zhou Bangyan is a famous poet and had an affair with Li Shishi. One day, Zhou and Li had a big meal together. Suddenly Song Huizong came, and Zhou Bangyan was scared to hide under the bed. Song Huizong is eating oranges in his room. Zhou Bangyan is a great poet. In this case, he also wrote a poem about oranges. Take it out for Li Shishi to sing the next day. Somehow, the news reached, and I found a reason to demote Zhou to other provinces. Li Shishi went to a farewell dinner. When he came back, there were still tears in his eyes. Hui Zong couldn't bear it, so he transferred Zhou Bangyan back.
Song Jiang wanted to surrender, but he was embarrassed to take the back door of Li Shishi, which was described in detail in Water Margin. It is said that after meeting Li Shishi that day, Song Jiang wrote a poem "Nian Nu Jiao", which contained several words: "The sleeves are full of incense, the snow is blushing, and a smile is worth a thousand dollars. How can we get rid of the immortal posture? " How fragrant greensleeves is! There is a layer of snow-like white yarn outside the scarlet silk skirt. Her smile is worth a thousand dollars. My thin lover, how can I stand this fairy posture?
I hate Song Jiang very much, but I like his writing.
Lady of General Hongyu
What people are most familiar with about Liang Hongyu is the scene where she beat Jinshan with gongs and drums. Liang Hongyu was the first prostitute in Jingkou, according to "He Lin Yu Lu". One night, he went out to accompany his guests and saw a tiger crouching under the temple pillar, snorting like thunder. Later, after a closer look, I realized that it was not a tiger, but a soldier. Liang Hongyu's servant used to wake the soldier and asked him who he was. The man said his name was Han Shizhong. Liang Hongyu went back and told her mother that this man is extraordinary and I want to marry him. Later, Han Shizhong made the autumn king with the meritorious military service, and Liang Hongyu was also made Mrs. Anguo.
Han Shizhong's army surrounded Jin Wushu in Huangtiandang for 48 days, but he finally escaped. I saw Yue Quanzhuan when I was a child. Reading this is the most regrettable thing. I think, if we could really catch Jin Wushu at that time, everything would be fine and Yue Fei wouldn't have to die. Now that I am a little older, I know that everything is just a novelist's words and has nothing to do with history.
It is said that after Jin Wushu escaped, Liang Hongyu wrote a letter accusing Han Shizhong of losing the opportunity to attack the enemy. I don't like this detail very much, and I think there is hypocrisy in it; -Either the people who make up history are hypocritical or Liang Hongyu himself is hypocritical.
As for the scene of Liang Hongyu playing drums, I saw it in a cartoon. Wearing a suit of armor, she vividly outlined her beautiful figure, and her drumming posture was full of heroic spirit. At that time, I thought, if only I could marry her when I grow up!
Liu
Why does a professional woman who is also "specialized in one line" take her attention away from the place where she should pay attention and put it into another line of work-anti-Qing and regaining sight?
In any case, she is a woman worthy of everyone's admiration, a heroine like Maud Gunny and Qiu Jin.
But I hate her so-called husband, money, an old guy. First, he fought with the Qing dynasty, and when the Qing soldiers really came, he was afraid. He traveled north as usual, worked as an official in Beijing for a year, and also returned to his hometown when he was ill. He just wants to rebel against the Qing dynasty and regain his light. He is just a capricious villain.
Liu really loves, but he is the one worthy of Liu's love. He is really dead set against the Qing dynasty and regains sight. Later, he was caught by the Qing soldiers, found a chance and drowned.
I have only read one of Liu's poems, but I think it is particularly good, better than many smelly men at that time. It is "Jin Chiming Liu Han", and the last words are: "Wait for a beautiful soul, and whisper to Iraq at dusk." Wonderful!
Liu's nickname is Hedong Jun, and before that, she had another nickname, Hong. I looked up the word "Wu Hong" in the dictionary, and it told me it was a bear seedling. So, what is a "bear"? The dictionary tells me, see "Chuanxiong" on page 192. Chuanxiong? This is a traditional Chinese medicine, a kind of grass with small white flowers.
When her name was Fu, her surname was Yang, and she had a word of love and a word of pity.