Guotaohuanv temple
Author: Tang Liu Changqing
Loneliness takes a thousand years, and peach blossoms are like one.
Passers-by look at ancient trees, while Jiang Yue looks at the temple.
Where sex flies, mountains and rivers are old times.
Cherish only the color of spring grass, but still remember the ceremony.
Notes of Taohuaan
Mrs. Xi: the wife of the monarch of Xi in the Spring and Autumn Period. She was born in a family named Gui in Chen State (now Huaiyang County, Henan Province). She married the county (now Xixian County, Henan Province), also known as Gui. Later, King Chu Wen seized it by force. Because of its peerless appearance, eyes like autumn water and face like peach blossom, it is also called "Lady Peach Blossom". Xifuren Temple is located in Gu Xi (now Xinxi County, Henan Province).
(2) Ceremony: the period of happy gathering.
A Brief Introduction to the Author of Peach Blossom House
Liu Changqing, also known as Liu Suizhou, went to Suizhou as a secretariat. Xuancheng (present-day Anhui) is a native of Hejian (present-day Hebei). Originally from Xuancheng, I looked at Hejian in the county and moved to Luoyang. Yao He's "Hyun Ji Ji" Juan Yun Liu Changqing is a "Xuancheng person"; In the middle Tang Dynasty, Lin Bao's "Yuan He Shi Compilation" volume five points about the county Liu surname cloud: "Kao Gong Langzhong Liu Qingyue, Xuanzhou people; Sun Changqing, Suizhou Secretariat. " Lin Bao was earlier than Yao He and had the same record, which was enough to dispel people's doubts. Song Chen wrote nineteen volumes of poems on "Jie Zhi Zhai Ti" and recorded ten volumes of "Liu Suizhou Collection", saying: "Tang Xuancheng, Suizhou Liu Changqing secretariat", according to Lin and Yao. However, Liu Changqing was called Hejian in the Book of the New Tang Dynasty (now Hejian in Hebei Province), while Biography of Talented People in the Tang Dynasty attacked the cloud as Hejian and rolled up Li Jilan's article: "Knowing that Liu Changqing in Hejian has yin disease." Hejian probably refers to its county. It is almost impossible to verify when the Changqing clan moved to Luoyang. Looking at Liu Ji, I know that Luoyang's old job is entangled in the heart and has deep feelings, comparable to those living in Japan. There are no biographies in Liu Changqing's Old Tang Shu and New Tang Shu, and there is no exact textual research on his date of birth and death. Wen Yiduo thinks his birth year is 709 AD, while Fu Xuanyan thinks it is around 7 10 or 725. There are other opinions. The year of death is generally considered to be between 789 and 79 1 year; In other words, Liu Changqing experienced four dynasties: Xuanzong, Suzong, Daizong and Dezong.
Biographical notes
Liu Changqing studied in Songshan Mountain when he was young, and was a scholar from 742 to 746 (Tianbao period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty). It is said that in 755 (Tianbao 14th year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty), Liu Changqing may have just been admitted to the Jinshi, but the Anshi Rebellion broke out before the list was announced.
In 756, Tang Suzong ascended the throne, and Liu Changqing was appointed as the county magistrate of Changzhou County under Suzhou. Soon, he was wrongly imprisoned and released under an amnesty.
In the first month of 758 (three years from Tang Suzong to Germany), Haiyan was seized.
In the spring of 760 (the first year of Shangyuan), he was demoted as a captain of Panzhou Nanba (now Dianbai, Guangdong), but Liu Changqing did not actually serve in Nanba.
In the autumn of 76 1 year (the second year of shangyuan), he was ordered to return to Suzhou to accept "re-promotion" and live in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. At this time, Jiangnan has just experienced the Zhan Liu Rebellion, and the originally prosperous Wu Jun area has become dilapidated and depressed.
After 770 (the fifth year of Tang Daizong's Dali period), he was appointed as a transshipment judge, knowing that Huaixi and Hubei were transshipped and left behind. Because of his strong personality, he offended Wu Zhongru, an observer of Hubei and Vietnam, was falsely accused of taking bribes, and was once again demoted to Sima (now Chun 'an, Zhejiang). During this period, he had extensive contacts with Huang Furan, Qin Xi, Zhang Bayuan and other poets who lived in Zhejiang at that time.
78 1 year (the second year of Jianzhong in Tang Dezong), served as the secretariat of Suizhou (now Suixian in Hubei). The world is called "Liu Suizhou".
From 784 A.D. (the first year of Xingyuan) to 785 A.D. (the first year of Zhenyuan), Li Xilie, the envoy of Huaixi, became king and fought fiercely with the troops of the Tang Dynasty in Hubei, during which Liu Changqing left Suizhou.
After Liu Changqing left Suizhou, he lived in Jiangzhou and entered Huainan at the end of the year. He died around 788 (the fourth year of Tang Zhenyuan).