He said his real name was "Chen Yonghua", but Chen Jinnan's name was louder. Of course, the real meaning of the name Jin Daxia is more meaningful, and Chen Yonghua is more meaningful. He traveled all his life to help the descendants of Zheng revive the Ming Dynasty, but he died at the hands of Zheng. The reason is that Zheng Keshuang wants to be a monarch. At that time, Taiwan Province Province was isolated overseas and was in danger of being annexed by the Qing Dynasty. However, their families are still curious and fighting over who will inherit this shaky position. It's as absurd as the wooden palace and the heaven and earth will argue about who will be the emperor after the restoration of the Ming Dynasty. Chen Jinnan is naturally a hero, knowing that he can't do it, but such a hero is really a bit tragic.
I turned to the first chapter of Duke of Lushan. At the end of the chapter, pretending to be a scholar, he smiled slightly: "My name is Chen, and my cursive script is near the south." At that time, he was still young, with high martial arts and was respected by everyone. Naturally, he is high-spirited and can't see tens of thousands of people. Many years later, he died on an island overseas, with only the ignorant little apprentice around him. It's disappointing to think that his life's travel has yielded nothing.
I will only remember his smile when he said, "My surname is Chen, and the cursive script is near the south".
Heroes are like beautiful women. You are not allowed to look at bald heads.
Chen Yuanyuan If Chen Jinnan is the greatest tragic hero in the book, then Chen Yuanyuan is the first beauty.
Chen Yuanyuan is a real person in history, or not as legendary as the book, but it is enough for ordinary people to live for several lifetimes. It is too flattering to say that she is a disaster. When she is angry, she is a beauty, and the sixth army is crying. She is just a weak woman in troubled times. For example, Shi and The Story Of Diu Sim still have the idea of reversing all sentient beings, but Chen Yuanyuan has no control over his own destiny. She is like a singer or a general's wife. She passed from person to person, and no one asked her if she liked it.
When it comes to fate, she is far behind her daughter Echo. But I think most people like her better than Ako. Ako is young, but there are times when youth is not capital. Sometimes I wonder what it's like for her to sit in a lonely and lonely hall, dressed in white, with flowing pipa and smoke curling up.
Wu Meicun's Yuan Yuanqu begins: "Among the flowers in Suzhou, Xiao Zhuan is a charming Luo Qi. Sleepwalking to Fu Tea Garden, Gong E hugged the king. Formerly a lotus picker, there is a pond in front of the door. " Beautiful and tactfully, but in the end, after all, I asked sharply: "Should my wife care about big plans? The protagonist is helpless and affectionate. " The ancients in China were really boring. They plead for strangers and stand up for heaven and earth. Therefore, asking everyone to be as honest as himself, or just, is probably a distorted and abused soul. Apart from blaming "heroic amorous feelings", they don't think about why a beautiful woman should bear the consequences of this "amorous feelings", and they don't think it is natural for men to protect their wives and children.
What happened to Chen Yuanyuan? Jin Yong didn't say. Kangxi pacified San Francisco. If she dies, she will be clean. Otherwise, where would she go? Wu Sangui's love for her is always unwilling to let her be a princess and give her a birthright. Among the four beauties in ancient China, only Yang Guifei's ending has a clear explanation. Others, I don't know whether to refuse or despise, but they are all lost.
Like weeds.