Just gave the promise, turned around and married another woman, how affectionate he was, how thin luck

Once the sea was shipwrecked as water, except for the Wushan Mountain is not a cloud.

Take the second flower bush lazy review, half edge monasticism half edge jun.

This is the fourth of the five poems of Yuan Shu's "Departure from Thoughts", written shortly after the death of her wife Wei Cong, the words are pearlescent, and the tears are shed when they see it; the line is sad and the affection is expressed. No matter how you interpret it, you can see that he has a deep affection for his wife.

However, the fact is that Yuan Shu, who wrote this poem, borrowed a distant relative's house when he was poor and destitute at the age of twenty-one, fell in love with his distant relative's lady Cui Yingying, and privately decided to live in the back garden, and he later wrote his own "Biography of Yingying", also known as "Huizhen Ji". You are not mistaken at all, "The Legend of the Warbler" is the blueprint for Wang Shifu to write "The Tale of the West Chamber" based on their story.

This private affair did not last long, and after Yuan Shu entered Beijing, he immediately severed ties with Cui Yingying and married Wei Cong, the nineteen-year-old daughter of Wei Xiaqing, a member of the Sanpin Commandery, and thus Qingyun went straight up.

When Yuan Shu was thirty years old, when his wife Wei Cong was still alive, he went to Shudi as a royal historian and specially visited Xue Tao, a schoolgirl who was very famous at that time, and the two fell in love at first sight and began a sister-brother relationship with a difference of ten years. This ancient love, which was very eye-catching among the literati and inkers at that time, was once thought to become a good story, after all, in the society at that time, it was very common for men to have three wives and four concubines, and he could naturally be praised for marrying Xue Tao home as a concubine because of love.

However, what is eye-catching is that three months later, when Yuan Shu left after his errand, he did not dare to say goodbye in person, leaving only a poem with mixed words: "Words are clever to steal parrot tongues, and the article is divided into phoenix hair." After farewell to the acacia smoke and water, calamus flowers hair five clouds high. First praise Xue Tao's talent, and then show his determination that he will never forget, it seems that he has made a deep and righteous vow. Unfortunately, Yuan Shu was Yuan Shu after all, and after he returned to Beijing, until his wife Wei Cong died, except for some correspondence, he did not go to Xue Tao once. But during this period, Xue Tao invented Xue Tao's note because of his lovesickness, and exhausted his talents to gather thousands of ancient famous poems "Spring Hope Words".

Two years later, he married concubine An Xian, and four years later, he remarried Pei. Ten years later, Yuan Shu went to Zhejiang to become an official, suddenly remembered Xue Tao, and wrote a letter asking Xue Tao to live with him. Xue Tao traveled happily from Xichuan alone, but returned to Chengdu within a few days of arriving at his destination, and has never had anything to do with Yuan Shu since. Moreover, Xue Tao then took off his red dress and wore a Daoist robe, and stayed alone in a corner of Huanhua Creek until he was old, and never met a favorite person again.

So why did she go away with passion and infatuation, but returned lonely and disappointed. In fact, the reason is very simple, because during the time she was on her way to Zhejiang, Yuan Shu was embarrassed to trap another famous female poet, Liu Caichun, with great affection. Liu Caichun originally went to the Yuan Shu Mansion with her husband who was a drama artist, but because he was too talented and moving, he was occupied by Yuan Shu for seven years after being photographed.

Yuan Shu died violently in Wuchang at the age of 53, so Xue Tao wrote many mourning poems to express his sorrow. The following year, Xue Tao passed away, which was touching.

Yuan Shu left many works in his lifetime, long in poetry. His poems are also gripping with their "shallow meanings and long lamentations", and his mourning poems and acacia words have been passed down through the ages and have become good confessions for many kind people. If you don't understand the thinness of his lifelong love, and look at such affectionate and poignant words, who doesn't think that the person who can write such a sentence must be a kind of love?

So sometimes literary works do not necessarily represent the author himself, and what he says does not mean that it is true, if you believe that what is written is obsession, then you are wrong!

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