{"id":3590,"date":"2019-03-15T13:18:58","date_gmt":"2019-03-15T05:18:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.choubb.com\/?p=3590"},"modified":"2023-08-18T21:47:52","modified_gmt":"2023-08-18T13:47:52","slug":"a-glance-at-the-works-of-li-qingzhao","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.choubb.com\/?p=3590","title":{"rendered":"A glance at The Works of Li Qingzhao"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Reading through the preview of the book and one of the poem “\u4e4c\u6c5f” , thus had this piece of words. <\/p>

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The book :<\/p>

The Works of Li Qingzha<\/strong>o

Translated by Ronald Egan
Volume edited by Anna M. Shields<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

A quick review of the preview of the book , basically it is the background of Li Qingzhao, which is essential for classic literature per the classic Chinese literacy review method: \u77e5\u4eba\u8bba\u4e16, This is from \u5b5f\u5b50, which is still works today. \u94b1\u949f\u4e66has argued this by a joke: if you ate a delicious egg, no bother to know the hen. While I do not think that is the case, especially for classic literature.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mrs. Li was known by her delicacy and subtle , mainly on love and daily life. mostly happiness life in early days , followed 2nd half of life  is more of bitterness. The turning point is \u6e21\u6c5f-crossing Yangtze river and her husband death. If that is conclusion, it is a bit too easy. The key to interpret the turning point is the poem \u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5 or \u4e4c\u6c5f in the book. I had a video on this one as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5sounds like an oath,  or even a curse, with the most strong voice and masculine,  not like other of Li Qingzhao ,not like of a female, not like a Chinese, as indirect  expression is fundamental in Chinese classic literature, the more important , the more  key issues, the more indirect the expression should be.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For the part of \u77e5\u4eba\u8bba\u4e16, the Song GOV was retreating to south at the moment, the elite of Song dynasty like Mrs. Li  and her family feels bitterness as well as patriotic. Her husband Mr. Zhao was governing \u5efa\u5eb7 city (Nangjing city today) to serve the gov. Anyhow, Mr.s Zhao fled upon a riot, without doing any of his duty. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mrs. Li fled with her husband as well, with embarrassment, and more fury I think, wrote the masterpiece \u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5, an utmost blaming to his beloved husband.A second review of the poem, it is like to saying: why not you go to death , like the great hero Xiang Yu. This kind of poem could  never be wrote , it is by the heaven’\u662fwill and via Mrs. Li’s hand(<\/p>\n\n\n\n

A quick review of the preview of the book , basically it is the background of Li Qingzhao, which is essential for classic literature per the classic Chinese literacy review method: \u77e5\u4eba\u8bba\u4e16, This is from \u5b5f\u5b50, which is still works today. \u94b1\u949f\u4e66has argued this by a joke: if you ate a delicious egg, no bother to know the hen. While I do not think that is the case, especially for classic literature.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mrs. Li was known by her delicacy and subtle , mainly on love and daily life. mostly happiness life in early days , followed 2nd half of life  is more of bitterness. The turning point is \u6e21\u6c5f-crossing Yangtze river and her husband death. If that is the conclusion, it is a bit too easy. The key to interpret the turning point is the poem \u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5 or \u4e4c\u6c5f in the book. I had a video on this one as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5sounds like an oath,  or even a curse, with the most strong voice and masculine wording,  not like other of Li Qingzhao ,not like of a female, not like a Chinese, as indirect  expression is fundamental in Chinese classic literature, the more important , the most  key issues, the more indirect the expression should be.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For the part of \u77e5\u4eba\u8bba\u4e16, the Song GOV was retreating to south at the moment, the elite of Song dynasty like Mrs. Li  and her family feels bitterness as well as patriotic. Her husband Mr. Zhao was governing \u5efa\u5eb7 city (Nangjing city today) to serve the gov. Anyhow, Mr.s Zhao fled upon a riot, without doing any of his duty. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mrs. Li fled with her husband as well, with embarrassment, shame, and more of  fury I think, wrote the masterpiece \u590f\u65e5\u7edd\u53e5, an utmost blaming to his beloved husband.A second review of the poem, it is like to saying: why not you go to death , like the great hero Xiang Yu. This kind of poem could  never be wrote , it is by the heaven’s will and via Mrs. Li’s hand(\u5999\u7b14\u5929\u6210).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Very obviously, Mrs. Li ‘s love to her husband  changed significantly afterwards. Her second marriage could be the reflection of this change over. For an elite woman in Song dynasty,  marriage again is  far from normal, especially she is not for money, neither love.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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