The author of the idiom, mutual deception, is
The author of this idiom was Cao Xueqin, an ancient Chinese novelist. Cao Xueqin was a famous novelist in the Qing Dynasty. His representative work was 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a novel that described the aristocratic society of the Qing Dynasty. It contained rich social customs and the ways of the world. The idiom of mutual deception appeared in it.
Are the writers who write novels of mutual deception also very smart?
Because writing novels is a creative activity, these stories may involve complicated interpersonal relationships and schemes. However, writing novels also required sufficient imagination, creativity, and rich life experience to create interesting stories. ใOne did not have to be smart. Writing a novel is an artistic activity, not an intellectual contest.
Please recommend some novels with good protagonists and no plots of mutual deception.
I recommend Minister Qin to you! The main character of this historical novel, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties, had experienced many ups and downs in the era of internal and external troubles. He had seen the fickleness of the world, but he had not been defeated by the schemes of mutual deception. Instead, through his own persistence and tempering, he had finally achieved a career. This novel portrayed the perseverance and integrity of the protagonist. It was a good protagonist, and it used a pseudonym to replace historical figures to avoid repetition. It was very worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah~
Please recommend a few works of ancient prose that are entangled in many angles and show mutual love and concern instead of mutual deception?
I recommend the following ancient novels to you: 1. "Ensemble of Rebirth": The female lead did not make a grand scene, nor did she scheme against each other. She chose to endure for the sake of friendship and remained silent because she did not love. 2. [The Concubine of the Emperor: The male protagonist supports the female protagonist, hurts and consoles each other, making the female protagonist mistakenly think that he loves her too.] 3. "A Dance That Moves the City": The male protagonist's heart is sinking for the female protagonist. He hopes to hold her in his arms and tell her that the world is big. If she really doesn't have a place to stay, he will be her home. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~๐
Entering the Warring States Period, which was full of mutual deception, what was the point of dividing the three factions?
The division of the three families into Jin was a historical event during the Warring States Period, which happened in 403 B.C. At that time, Wei, Zhao, and Qin were fighting for the northern territory. For some reason, they eventually formed a three-legged situation. In 403 B.C., the State of Wei sent an envoy to the State of Zhao to request that the State of Zhao give the State of Jin (present-day Shanxi) to the State of Zhao. The State of Zhao agreed to the request of the State of Wei and divided the State of Jin into three regions: the territories of the State of Zhao, the State of Han, and the State of Wei. However, Qin was not satisfied with only three countries competing for the land of Jin, so it sent an envoy to Wei and asked for the three countries to divide Jin. The Qin country hoped that the Wei country could give all the land of Jin to the Qin country to strengthen the Qin country's strength. The State of Wei eventually rejected the proposal of the State of Qin and joined forces with the State of Zhao and the State of Korea to divide the State of Jin into seven regions. After this division of Jin, the land of Jin became the common territory of the three countries, marking the official formation of the three-legged situation during the Warring States Period. The story of the three families dividing Jin reflected the mutual deception and games between the countries during the Warring States Period, as well as the tension and complicated political situation between the countries at that time.
What non-fiction books were there about deep psychology such as human nature, scheming, and mutual deception?
๐I recommend the following novels to you. They are all about mutual deception, scheming, and deep scheming: - << Rebirth of the Concubine >>: The modern underworld overlord traveled through the world of rebirth and used his talent and schemes to survive and develop in the world of deception. - " The Wealthy Family's Scheming ": A modern person traveled to ancient times. In order to survive, he had to scheme and fight bravely. In the end, he climbed to the highest branch in the circle of wealthy families. - " Concubine's Benevolence ": A concubine who doesn't care about deception and deception. Unable to bear it any longer, she rebelled against the wealthy circle and realized her own value. - " The Cold Concubine: The Emperor's Favor of the Phoenix's Beauty ": In an ancient palace fighting novel, the female protagonist gradually became calm and strong in the midst of mutual deception and eventually became a generation of female politicians and military strategists. I hope you like my recommendation.๐
Life on campus was really wonderful, but after entering society, there was mutual deception and scheming, different worldviews, social ethos, impetuousness...
Campus life was indeed wonderful because people here had pure feelings, noble ideals, and pure friendship. However, once they stepped into society, the situation would change. People began to cheat each other and fight against each other because of the relationship between interests and money. At the same time, the social atmosphere would also become impetuous, and people's values and worldview would also change. However, even after entering society, we can still maintain our original beliefs and face the people around us with sincerity and kindness. Although there are all kinds of difficulties in society, we can still change the world and make society better through our own efforts.
Can you recommend some Wuxia novels with strategies and mutual deception, similar to the Chu's Spring and Autumn Annals?
๐I like martial arts novels very much. I recommend a few to you: 1. <<The Untamed Young Minister in the Troubled Times of Jiuzhou>>-There were many elements of strategy, deception, and power. 2. [The Book of the Confucian Sword: The World's Revenge]-Full of revenge and grudges. The characters are both strong and fragile. It is very interesting. 3. The characters described in this book were mostly mysterious, and the plot was complicated and dangerous. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~๐
Who is the first author of the book Idiom zoo?
Liu Cixin should be the first author of the idiom zoo.
Title, author, and the idiom in the book. 9 titles, a lot
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