Ancient Chinese museums display antique onesBronze mirror。theseBronze mirrorElegant and exquisite, it exudes a hazy brilliance. The mottled rust is deeply engraved with the marks of time. Once, women looked to thisBronze mirrorGently brush the temples and shiFandel, as if you were there. At that time,Bronze mirrorThere is no infestation of dust, and the bright light reflects a perfect image. Can they see themselves clearly in the mirror?If we wipe away the rust, will we be able to see the true face of their years?Even if you can only see the "real" image?
In the past, China did not officially record the ** biography, and it is impossible to judge which women in the Song Dynasty were indeed **. But ".Water MarginThis will be the first batchYan Po cherished, Pan Jinlian, and Pan Qiaoyun were given to the Song Dynasty. China has historically believed in ".Peacocks fly southeastGo up the mountain to pick turnipsand other works truly reflect the existence of Chinese women, and no one will say that these women do not exist, they are just fictional images made up by men. Therefore, it is unreasonable to suspect that Shi Nai'an was born by making up **. JustLiteratureIn terms of history, China's history should start from the Song Dynasty, at leastLiteratureThere is no controversy about this in the work.
If you calculate the ".Water MarginThe total number of female characters in the book, and then calculating the proportion of ** in them, we will come to a conclusion: it would not be surprising if China's ** did not appear;Once it appears, it's shocking. Not only are the ** around China overwhelming, but they are also walking on the ground, without the need for teachers or cultivation, and they are naturally sophisticated veterans. They are not like fledglings, and have accumulated many centuries of valuable experience, passed down from generation to generation. The ** of the Song Dynasty came from the folk andWomen of good families。In terms of class and social status, they are on par with the women in the ancient poems of the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, and they have inherited the blood of those women. But they were like guests from outside the heavens, and the thousand years of enlightenment of the saints did not touch their souls, nor did they change them in the slightest. They simply live on their own terms, clinging to a good family but attracting butterflies and causing trouble, seemingly indifferent to the lives of the surrounding families, virgins, and other more complicated women. Curiously, society did not seem to have restricted their prowesses much before they were incurred, and they did not disappear because of verbal condemnation or social pressure. These ** only care about being themselves and are attached to a good family, which has caused a series of dangers and abnormal emotional lives. They don't seem to look at the virgins of other family lives, nor do they see that there are a myriad of specific personal definitions that may vary in China, but in general, ** refers to women who are considered to be unruly and misbehaving in moral terms. in ChinaAncient societiesEspecially under the influence of Confucianism, women should be disciplined, chaste, and traditional, and any violation of these norms is considered ** behavior.
* The image often appearsLiteratureworks and plays, especially in the famous book ".Dream of Red Mansions", there are many ** images. **The images are diverse, some are cynical and indulgent, some chase men for power and wealth, and some break taboos for love. The image of ** is often depicted in the works as lively, beautiful, and charming, attracting people's attention.
* The image is inFilm and televisionIt is also often seen in the play, especially in theCostume dramaMiddle. The female characters in these dramas tend to have independent, open personalities that pursue their own love and desires. They often challenge conventional morals and demonstrate strong personal assertions. The image of these characters is usually loved and followed by the audience.
In general, the image of ** is a complex and diverse concept, and the specific meaning will vary from era to eraCultureBackgrounds and personal perceptions vary. in ChinaAncient societiesThe image of ** is often seen as a woman who violates traditional moral norms, but inLiteratureworks andFilm and televisionIn the play, the image of ** is often endowed with independent, lively and charismatic qualities.