The female Taoist priest's first love is a monk, and after confessing that she was rejected, she left a famous sentence and fell in love with many poets

The Tang Dynasty was one of the most legendary eras in Chinese history, and the dazzling stars in the literary world such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Yuan Shu, and Bai Juyi all came from this era. A group of male poets were talented, chanting or bold or deep verses, galloping through Chang'an.

Since ancient times, women with deep feelings and talents have put thousands of emotional worries into paper.

"The sea still has an end, and the acacia is boundless" is a talented woman of the Tang Dynasty

Li Ye

Written famous sentences,

Together with Xue Tao, Yu Xuanji and Liu Caichun, she is known as the "Four Great Female Poets of the Tang Dynasty".

These four women, which one of their lives are more wonderful than the drama, but if you sum it up, you still can't escape a love word. What was Li Ye's life like?

Romantic nature

Li Ye was born in a family of scholars during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and was immersed in the smell of books from an early age, and he was also extremely intelligent and talented, and he revealed his poetic talent at a young age. When he was six years old, Li Ye wrote a poem:

"The time has not been erected, and the mood is chaotic."

It was originally a poem by Wing Rose, and it was also written in a meaningful way, but her father thought that this poem was not like it.

"Shelf" is the harmonic sound of "marrying", and a six-year-old girl knows that the woman to be married is upset.

This made Father Li very nervous, afraid that his daughter would grow up to be a runaway woman.

In order to make Li Yeqing widowed, when she was eleven years old, her family sent her to the Taoist Temple and made her a female Taoist monk. Li Ye often recited ancient books in the Taoist Temple, was good at composing works and poems, and was proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.

She is a talented woman who is famous far and wide.

Becoming a Taoist priest did not erase her romantic nature, she did not like the three from the four virtues, the female commandments, with a dashing style to the world, the personality is bold like a man,

He had close contacts with Lu Yu, Zhu Fang, Xiao Shuzi, Cui Huan and other celebrities, and had a deep friendship, and wrote poems to give to celebrities, without any taboo.

There is no shyness of ordinary women. The famous poet Liu Changqing and her are also close friends, and both of them like each other's talents.

Liu Changqing praised Li Ye and praised her as a "female poet", comparing her with Ban Jieyu and Han Lanying.

Li Ye met him when he was eighteen or nineteen years old

The poet monk of lingyin temple was relieved, and when his love sinus first opened, he boldly showed his love.

Shi Jiaoran's common surname is Xie,

He is the tenth grandson of Xie Lingyun, the Duke of Kangle,

At an early age, he had outstanding talents, and later cut his hair to become a monk, was ordained in the Lingyin Temple, was very attentive to the study of law, often composed poetry, highlighted his unique insights, and wrote good articles. He is also very proficient in Buddhist scriptures and history books.

When people revered him as the Zen Master of Kyaukran, they had great respect for him and were treated with great courtesy.

Shi Jiaoran was much older than Li Ye, and at that time he was already a confused year, and he was still a highly respected monk.

Li Ye, who had a secret heart, ignored all this and wrote a love poem to give to Shi Jiaoran to express his love. Shi Jiaoran, on the other hand, was unmoved by the Buddha, so he euphemistically replied to the poem and refused.

Li Ye's wishful thinking about his first love ended without a problem, and later,

She also had a relationship with Yan Bojun, Zhu Fang and others, but in the end there was no result.

A wise quote about love

Li Ye is romantic by nature, but "

It has always been deep, but the fate is shallow",

A person who has no hand in hand for a lifetime. She wrote many love poems, some of which were widely circulated. When people reach middle age, they no longer want to suffer for love and choose to live a peaceful life alone. And once upon a time

After confessing to the monk in a poem but being rejected, she wrote her masterpiece "Eight To".

Something near to far, deep to shallow and clear.

From the highest to the moon and the sun, to the closest to the estranged husband and wife.

This poem is named after the word "to" appears eight times, and the six-word poem, which is a strange poem that makes people clap their hands. The poems are ordinary things, but they embody profound philosophies.

"Near to far"

，

East and west are two opposite directions,

But they can be far apart or not.

That's how things are, not knowing when they're far apart or when they're close at hand.

Sometimes I don't feel far away from thousands of mountains and rivers, because my hearts are always together, and sometimes I don't feel close to each other, because I don't have the same mind.

"Deep to shallow clear stream" means that the deepest and shallowest is the clear stream, the stream can be seen at a glance, but it can reflect the white clouds, birds, stars and moons in the sky, and can also reflect the weeds and small stones by the stream, everything seems to be "contained" in a clear stream, so it is unfathomable.

The first two sentences are all about dialectical truth, and the third sentence, "The Highest solstice and the moon," is probably the most simple and easy to understand sentence, the sun and the moon are high, untouchable things, and both daylight and moonlight are bright.

The first three sentences describe ordinary things, all in order to set off the last sentence:

"Closest relatives to estranged couples".

Husbands and wives are in a close space, sharing a bed, living together day and night, whether physical or emotional, they seem to be the closest. But the world has always been unpredictable,

There is only a line between love and hate,

The person who was once loved the most may also become the person who hates the most, and the person who has been entangled in each other can also become a stranger.

In the world, there are certainly couples who raise eyebrows, but there are also those who look in line with God, and even turn against each other and do not wear the sky together.

Therefore, husband and wife can be both "close relatives" and "closest friends".

This last sentence is much deeper than the ordinary love poem, and is the most reasonable quote of love. Li Ye tossed and turned in several love affairs but could not bear fruit,

Maybe I saw through a lot

, to write such a clever verse.

No good ending

Li Ye's life can be said to be

It starts with poetry and ends with poetry.

Li Ye, who had entered his twilight years, had no intention of asking about the red dust, but just when Tang Dezong heard that Li Yecai was in love and wanted to summon her to the palace, Li Ye, who was living in Guangling, had to go north to Chang'an to meet Shengshang.

She was not enthusiastic about the matter of the holy, and it could be said that she was very helpless.

Her seven-law poem "Enfeng Chasing Into the Old Man of Liubei Guangling" was written at this time.

Li Ye lived in the palace for a few years, but this was not the life she wanted.

She had always been debauched and lived a free life, and living in the palace made her very uncomfortable like being locked in a cage.

Unexpectedly, a few years later, that is, in the fourth year of Jianzhong, there was a "Jingyuan Mutiny" that shocked the government and the opposition, and the general Zhu Zhu was brought into rebellion, attempted to usurp the throne, and led soldiers to attack Chang'an.

Tang Dezong fled in a hurry,

Where can I remember li ye this person.

Zhu Zhu was proclaimed emperor in Chang'an and changed the name of the country to Han. When she heard that the female poet Li Ye was in Chang'an, she attached herself to Fengya and ordered someone to call Li Ye and ask her to write a poem to praise the new dynasty.

Li Ye was just a weak woman with no power to tie the chicken, and where she refused, she wrote some hymns to praise these traitors, saying that the world returned to the heart, and Xiang Rui appeared frequently.

The world is always changing. In July of the following year, Tang Dezong led his troops back to Chang'an, Zhu Zhu was killed, and the world was still the world of the Tang Dynasty.

When Tang Dezong learned that Li Ye had written a poem praising the traitors, he was furious and rebuked him for disloyalty, so he ordered Li Ye's execution. Poor Li Ye did not have time to defend himself, so he was beaten to death by a random stick, at the age of fifty-four.

Li Ye is not only a female Taoist priest who is romantic by nature, unrestrained, and trapped by love, but also a talented woman who can write touching poems and famous words.

It is a pity that his whole life ended in sorrow.