Li Qingzhao, I think writing about remarriage and society has fallen into a cliche.

If you can find many papers on this topic in the periodical library of the university.

If we write about Li Qingzhao now, we can write about the nature of comparative literature from the perspective of women's development, which will be of some significance.

Let me give you an example. I don't know if you think it's feasible.

There has been little female literature since ancient times.

Can you find the phenomenon that female works quote Li Qingzhao's poems in modern and contemporary literature? Why does the author inevitably quote Li Qingzhao's poems now? Have you thought about it?

In addition, in the origin of the development of women's literature, why must Li Qingzhao's influence be mentioned? So, does Li Qingzhao's ci have any influence in modern times? Where are these influences reflected? What changes have women made more or less since the feudal ideological background?

So as to expand the changes of social atmosphere, women's status and women's subject at that time.

Contrast characters can be written down repeatedly. I think it will be more profound and unique if writers such as San Mao, Zhang Ailing, Xiao Hong and Bi Shumin find themselves and Li Qingzhao are of the same sex.

You can contact me again if you have any questions.