Now that little San was so reasonable, it was all because of Qiong Yao's poison, right?
This statement was not accurate. The behavior of a mistress often violated the rules of morality and law, so it was not reasonable. In Qiong Yao's novels, mistresses were usually portrayed as talented, courageous, and ambitious women. In order to pursue their own happiness, they did not hesitate to betray the feelings of their first wife. This behavior was not recognized in real life. However, everyone's understanding of morality and law may be different, so some people may think that the mistress's behavior is reasonable. However, this view did not mean that all mistresses 'actions were correct. Under any circumstances, a mistress should respect the feelings and rights of the original wife and should not try to destroy their relationship.
Why do we feel that Qiong Yao's dramas are not right now?
Qiong Yao's dramas were once widely loved and sought after, but in recent years, some viewers began to think that there were some problems with the three views of Qiong Yao's dramas. This was because Qiong Yao's dramas often described some romance novels, in which the characters 'images and emotional expressions were more profound and easily resonated with the audience. However, there were some disputes about the plots and values of some Qiong Yao dramas. - Qiong Yao dramas often emphasized the importance of love, but sometimes this kind of love seemed too extreme and morbid, and even had a negative impact on society and family. - The characters in Qiong Yao's plays often have deep psychological descriptions and emotional entanglements, but sometimes this description may make the readers feel uncomfortable or depressed. - Qiong Yao dramas often praise romantic love, but sometimes this kind of love may become unrealistic or too idealistic, ignoring the contradictions and challenges in real life. - The values of Qiong Yao's dramas may be influenced by traditional culture in some aspects, such as emphasizing the importance of family and kinship, but sometimes these values may go against social reality. As a result, some viewers felt that Qiong Yao's dramas placed too much emphasis on love and ignored other important values such as responsibility, respect, equality, and reality. However, this was also a matter of personal opinion. Different people might have different views.
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All of Qiong Yao's novels?
Qiong Yao was famous in modern China. Her works were mainly love novels, including many classic works such as "A Curtain of Dreams" and "Princess Huanzhu". The following is a list of all the novels written by Qiong Yao: 1 "A Curtain of Dreams" Princess Huanzhu 3 "Plum Blossom Brand" 4 "Between the Clouds and Water" 5 "How many flowers have fallen in my dream?" 6 "A Cut of Plum" Legend of Heaven and Earth Blue Dream 9 "Green Grass on the Road" Misty Rain 11 " Flowers Are Not Flowers, Fog Is Not Fog " 12 "I Don't Know I'm a Guest in My Dream" Lover's Tears Stairway to Heaven Spring Silkworm Spring Warmth Tea Silence Rainy Season Flowers 19 "The Green Years" 20 "Cold Smoke Jade" Dream Flower 22 "Star-Twinkling Home" 23 "How many flowers have fallen in my dream?"
All of Qiong Yao's novels?
Qiong Yao was famous in modern China. Her works covered many fields such as novels, essays, and essays. The following is a list of all the novels she wrote: 1 "Princess Pearl" 2. Deep Love in the Rain 3 "How many flowers have fallen in my dream?" 4 "A Curtain of Dreams" 5 "Plum Blossom Brand" 6 "Between the Clouds and Water" 7 "Green Mausoleum Veins" 8 Thunder (Part 1) 9 Thunder (Part 2) The Kiss of the Thunder Trilogy Thunder Trilogy: Sword Thunder Trilogy: Dragon Qingwen Song Rose Lake 15 "Spring Remnant" from "How Many Flowers Fall in Dreams" 16 "The End of Summer" from "How Many Flowers Have Fallen in Dreams" 17 "Autumn Comes" from "How Many Flowers Fall in Dreams" 18 "Winter Gone" from "How Many Flowers Fall in Dreams" Dream Behind a Curtain-Dream Behind a Pearl Curtain 20 "A Curtain of Dreams"-"I Don't Know I'm a Guest in My Dream" "Green Fat Red Skinny" from "A Curtain of Dreams" "Gathering by Chance" from "Between Clouds and Waters" "Dream" from "Between the Clouds" "The End of the World" from "Water and Clouds" 25 "How many flowers fall in dreams" from "How many flowers fall in dreams" The above is a list of all of Qiong Yao's novels. These works are not only popular in China, but also in the world, and have become classic literary works.
Why were there so many people criticizing Qiong Yao's works now?
Qiong Yao's novels were regarded as one of the representative characters of modern romance novels. Her works often described romantic love and complex emotional relationships, but also some social problems and moral concepts. However, Qiong Yao's works have received some criticism and controversy in recent years, mainly because her novels often contain some unhealthy plots and values, such as emphasizing love above all, neglecting family and social responsibilities, and pursuing personal happiness at the expense of others, etc. These views might be viewed and evaluated differently by different groups of people. There were also some people who believed that Qiong Yao's novels had unique literary value, and that they had a certain depth and appeal in terms of emotional description and psychological analysis. Therefore, different people would have different opinions and evaluations of her works.
Zhang Ailing, Qiong Yao, San Mao
Zhang Ailing, Qiong Yao, and San Mao were all Chinese literary works that involved novels, essays, plays, and many other fields. Zhang Ailing was one of the important representatives in the history of Chinese literature. Her novels included Legend, Lust, Warning and other prose works, such as Red Rose and White Rose, Spring Silkworm and so on. Eileen Chang's works were deeply loved by readers because of her unique style and beautiful language, which described the life of urban women. Qiong Yao was another important figure in the history of Chinese literature. Her novels included " Between the Clouds and Water " and " Deep Love in the Rain ", while her prose works included " My Family " and " Qingwen ". Qiong Yao's works were deeply loved by readers because they described women's emotions as the theme, sincere emotions, and twists and turns. San Mao was another important figure in the history of Chinese literature. Her novels included " The Sahara Desert " and " How Many Flowers Have Fallen in My Dream ", while her prose works included " The Weeping Camel " and " Flowers in the Rainy Season ". San Mao's works used travel and exploration as the theme to describe her life and experiences in the Sahara Desert, Xizang, Taiwan and other places. Her language was vivid and full of personality, which was deeply loved by readers.
Many of Qiong Yao's novels had a third party, and she sang praises of the third party. Because Qiong Yao herself was a third party, right?
Not entirely correct. Qiong Yao's novels did often have third party characters, but the third party characters in her novels were not necessarily negative images. They had different backgrounds and emotional entanglements. Qiong Yao herself was not a third party. The characters in her works often unfolded between the two main characters. Sometimes, there would be a third party, but it did not necessarily mean that she praised the third party. In fact, Qiong Yao often described the emotional entanglements and contradictions between women in her novels, as well as the status and challenges of women in the family and society. In these works, she discussed the issues of women's self-awareness and independence, and also emphasized the importance of friendship and mutual support between women. Qiong Yao's works are a form of literature, which reflects the current social and cultural status and values at that time. Qiong Yao's identity and experience should not affect the evaluation of her works.
That's Qiong Yao. Was that written by Qiong Yao?
No, Qiong Yao was famous in modern China for writing romance novels. Her works often involved love, family, marriage, morality and other topics, which were very popular among readers. The sentence " Is that Qiong Yao? Was that written by Qiong Yao?" might have come from a work related to Qiong Yao, but it did not mean that Qiong Yao herself had written it.
Did Qiong Yao's romance novel poison boys and girls?
Qiong Yao's love novels were considered romantic works, usually depicting deep feelings, ups and downs, full of contradictions and dramatic love stories. These novels often involve strong emotions and dramatic plots that may resonate and influence some readers. However, many readers think that Qiong Yao's novels are too obsessed with the complexity of love and emotions and ignore the more practical and simple interpersonal relationships in real life. In addition, some plots and values in Qiong Yao's novels may bring incorrect concepts and expectations to young readers, such as over-emphasizing love and neglecting the importance of personal growth and self-actualization. Although Qiong Yao's romance novels may have a certain impact on the reader's feelings and values, we should realize that these works are only literary works and cannot be used as a guide in real life. Therefore, we should read all kinds of literary works with an open mind and get inspiration from them. At the same time, we should also maintain a rational and clear mind.
Since Aunt Qiong Yao's worldview was so wrong, why was Qiong Yao's work so popular back then?
Aunt Qiong Yao's works were considered to be immoral mainly because she showed some negative emotions and plots in her novels. These plots challenged traditional moral concepts and values. However, Aunt Qiong Yao's works were very popular at that time for the following reasons: Unique storyline and character creation: Aunt Qiong Yao's works usually have unique storyline and character creation, which attract readers 'interest. She was good at portraying complex characters to resonate with the readers. 2. Sensual and romantic expressions: Aunt Qiong Yao's works were usually full of sentimental and romantic expressions. This style was very popular at that time. Her novels were often full of love, family, kinship and other topics, which were very attractive to young people at that time. 3. Social background and cultural environment: Aunt Qiong Yao's works were very popular in the social and cultural environment at that time. At that time, China was in the era of reform and opening up, and people's values and ideas had undergone tremendous changes. Aunt Qiong Yao's works reflected this change, so they were welcomed by readers. 4. The personal preferences and aesthetic standards of the audience: Although Aunt Qiong Yao's works are considered to be immoral, her works are still attractive to readers who like sensuality and romance. Everyone had different aesthetic standards and preferences, so for some people, Aunt Qiong Yao's works were still worth seeing.