At the beginning of "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon", it is specifically mentioned that Changchun Zhenren Qiu Chuji wrote a poem praising her for Xiaolongnü, "No Vulgar Thoughts". The poem goes like this:
Spring is a mighty spring, it is a cold food every year, and the pear blossom season.
There is no striation, and the jade trees are piled with snow.
The night is quiet, the mist is floating, and the cold soak dissolves the moon.
In the heavens on earth, the rotten silver glow shines through.
It is like a real person, a heavenly posture, and a high spirit.
Wan Rui is jagged who believes in the tao, and is not listed with Qunfang.
Hao Qi Qing Ying, Immortal Talent Zhuo Zhuo, the next soil is difficult to distinguish.
Yaotai returned, and Dong Tianfang saw clearly.
So, why did Qiu Write such a poem? Could it be that he was also attracted to the beauty of the little dragon girl, so he secretly wrote this song to praise her?
This is not the case.
In Jin Yong's novel, Qiu Chuji is a chivalrous guest who is jealous of evil and worried about the country and the people, and is also the highest martial artist among the seven sons of Quanzhen. Qiu Zhiji has a strong personality, is easily excited, is competitive, and fights without a word. Such a strong personality, it is difficult to imagine that he would secretly write words for her because he admired the beauty of the little dragon girl.
What's more, it is impossible for Qiu Toji to write praises for Xiaolongnü in public or in private, and there is no such motive at all.
As far as Yu Gong was concerned, he and Xiaolongnü's master were the same generation, one generation higher than Xiaolongnü, but both were in charge of the same faction. The Quanzhen Sect and the Tomb Sect respected each other like ice because of the relationship between Wang Lin and the two of them, and maintained a suitable distance. Whether from the perspective of the noble leader or from the perspective of diplomatic relations between the two factions, it is quite inappropriate for Qiu Chuji to write such a poem, which is not in line with the etiquette of the martial arts sects, and it is also very frivolous.
For example, if Zhang Sanfeng secretly wrote a word praising the beauty of the exterminator and spread it out, wouldn't it be quite embarrassing and appear that Zhang Sanfeng was old and disrespectful? The same is true for the hill machine.
In private, after the xiaolongnü officially appeared, she had a vendetta against the Quanzhen Sect. Hao Datong mistakenly injured his grandmother-in-law to death, she specially ran to the Quanzhen Sect to fight with Hao Datong to force him to commit suicide, fortunately, Qiu Arrived in time to save Hao Datong, but Liang Zi had already been married. Later, his apprentice Zhen Zhibing raped xiaolongnü and committed suicide in public, making Qiu Feel ashamed and painful. Qiu Chuji also seriously injured the little dragon girl without mercy before the truth was unknown, without a trace of pity for yu. If there were no special reasons, he would never have written such a poem for his apprentice's rape and the cause of death for no reason. Coupled with the fact that Qiu Zhiji was the master of Yang Kang, Yang Guo's biological father, Yang Guo was considered to be his apprentice's grandson, and it was even more wrong to write such a poem for his apprentice's granddaughter-in-law.
Therefore, this poem is definitely not written by Qiu Chuji idle and bored, nor was it written because of admiration for the little dragon girl, only one possibility can explain it: it is actually a eulogy!!
This song is ostensibly a singing pear blossom, and "pear" and "away" are homophonous, implying separation. And the time occurs on the Cold Food Festival, which is Qingming. Qingming is a day to pay tribute to the deceased, and "it is a cold food every year" indicates that every year Qingming will be sacrificed. The phrase "it is difficult to distinguish the lower soil" describes the withering of the pear blossom, representing the death of the little dragon girl. And "Yaotai returns, Dong Tianfang sees clearly" is more obvious, the little dragon girl has passed away, feathered into a fairy, and arrived in the heavenly Yaotai to become an immortal.
After the death of an ancient woman, people with conditions would ask famous teachers to write epitaphs or eulogies with pens. Epitaphs or eulogies often use flowery language to describe the dignity of a woman's appearance, the nobility of temperament, the purity of morality, the gentleness of temperament, and so on. The praise of the appearance and temperament of the little dragon girl in the vulgar thought is exactly what this means.
Therefore, this poem should be a eulogy made by Yang Guo on the Qingming Festival when the pear blossoms opened in a certain year after the death of Xiaolongnü, in order to express his remembrance of Xiaolongnü. The time of the little dragon girl's death should be relatively early, most likely within three years after the end of the book of the Divine Eagle, due to the poison attack in the body. Yang Guo asked Qiu Chuji to make a eulogy, and Qiu Chuji gladly agreed, waved his pen, and generously let the word spread.