When is the spring flower and autumn moon? How many bits and pieces have been there? Xiaolou had another east wind last night, so the country could not afford to look back at the moonlight. The carved fence and jade masonry of the past are still there, but the red face is no longer there.
How sad can you be? It is like a river flowing eastward. When the wheel of history once again ran over the love tragedy between Li Yu and Xiao Zhouhou, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, people couldn't help but feel emotional.
Looking back on the historical record of "Xiao Zhou was bullied by Song Taizong, Li Yu could only cry bitterly", it still makes people indignant - Zhao Guangyi's ruthlessness and unrighteousness make this love tragedy of talented and beautiful women more poignant.
Karma has its own way of heaven. Why do you think so? I'll tell you slowly. Have you ever wondered why Xiao Zhou has this name? Is it because Li Yu is much older than Zhou Wei?
Or is Zhou Wei petite and cute? No, the real reason is that before Li Yu and Xiao Zhou fell in love, there was a woman surnamed Zhou who had been Li Yu's queen, and she was Zhou Wei's sister Zhou Ehuang.
Therefore, the later Xiao Zhou Hou was called "Xiao Zhou Hou". Some people may say that in ancient times, men had three wives and four concubines, and it was also common for two women to serve one husband, so you can't think that what happened to Li Yu and Xiao Zhouhou is retribution just because her sister replaced her sister, right?
If it's just "Empress E's daughter and two daughters serving a husband together", I will definitely not be disrespectful. The reason why I scolded Li Yu and Xiao Zhouhou was because when they "fell in love at first sight", Li Yu's original wife and Xiao Zhouhou's sister, Queen Yuanzhou, was sick.
That is to say, when they "fell in love at first sight", they began to ** regardless of their original wife who was sick and their sister who was seriously ill. It can be said that Da Zhou was angry with her husband and sister.
Now, let me tell the love story of Li Yu and Xiao Zhouhou in detail.
Before telling the story between them, let's first understand the background of Da Zhou Hou and Li Yu. In 955 AD, Li Yu, the sixth prince of the Southern Tang Dynasty, married the 19-year-old Emperor Zhou E at the age of 18.
In ancient times, cardamom and twenty-eight girls were often used to describe a girl who was about to get married, which indicated that the woman was there.
Ten. The age group between three and four years old and sixteen is the most suitable for marriage.
However, the 19-year-old Da Zhou has obviously exceeded this age, and according to this standard, she is undoubtedly a "leftover girl". But this "leftover girl" is not the other "leftover girl", the reason why she didn't get married after the big week is because of her excellence, and few people can be worthy of her.
According to historical records, after the Great Zhou Dynasty, the country was fragrant, good at singing and dancing, and proficient in music and rhythm, not only with high appearance, but also outstanding in talent. Her family background is also very prominent, and her father, Zhou Zong, was the founding father of the Southern Tang Dynasty.
For such a woman, her criteria for choosing a son-in-law will naturally not be low. As a result, she was not married at the age of 19.
The name of the talented woman after the Great Zhou Dynasty was passed to the ears of Li Jing, the lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Li Jing thought about it for a long time and thought that his sixth son Li Yu also had good looks and talents, and the combination of the two would definitely make a good story (of course, there was also a political marriage).
So, the talented and beautiful couple finally got married. After marriage, Li Yu and Da Zhou often showed affection to each other. Once, after the Great Zhou, she was proficient in music and rhythm, and when she was drinking on a snowy night, she was so excited that she invited her husband to dance together.
Li Yu asked Da Zhou Hou to compose a new song for him, and Da Zhou Hou improvised "Invite Drunk Dance Break", which was widely circulated in the Southern Tang Dynasty and became a representative repertoire of "square dance".
Li Yu was not far behind, and created words such as "Book Pipa Back" and "Yulou Spring Evening Makeup Beginning Bright Muscle Snow" for the Great Zhou Hou, turning his life into a poem. Li Yu and Da Zhou Hou are indeed immortal couples, and they are impeccable.
It may be that their happy life makes the gods feel jealous, and even makes them jealous; Maybe it's a plan from heaven; In 964 A.D., the Great Zhou Hou suddenly fell ill.
Some historical records point out that the reason for Da Zhou's illness was that she and her husband Li Yu suffered a wind chill after dancing in a snowy night. In modern times, wind chill may be just a minor ailment, but in ancient times, it could be life-threatening.
Therefore, Li Yu, who loved his wife deeply, invited his mother-in-law into the palace to take care of the queen of the Great Zhou. However, Mrs. Zhou did not go to the palace alone - perhaps due to old age and frailty, she was worried that she would not be able to take care of Da Zhouhou, or in order to satisfy her youngest daughter's curiosity, Da Zhouhou's sister Zhou Wei also accompanied her mother into the palace in the name of taking care of her sister.
Emotions in the world are sometimes not as simple as they seem. Take Li Yu and Zhou Wei as an example, when they met for the first time, Li Yu fell in love at first sight just because of Zhou Wei's stunning appearance.
However, this relationship is based on the pain after the Great Zhou. When Da Zhouhou was seriously ill, Li Yu secretly had a tryst with his sister Xiao Zhouhou, and in order to prevent others from finding out, Xiao Zhouhou even took off his shoes and carried them in his hands.
Li Yu's behavior only made Da Zhou even more sad and desperate. In the end, Da Zhou Hou died of illness, and the love and happiness of Li Yu and Xiao Zhou Hou also became a painful memory of Da Zhouhou.
This story tells us that some feelings are not true love, but the product of selfishness and greed. Therefore, those who only pursue their own happiness and do not care about the feelings of others will end up reaping the consequences.