In the past, there was no rouge, and a woman's face was only red for her lover. May I ask which article wrote this?
This sentence came from the ninth chapter of the Qing Dynasty's "Dream of the Red Chamber." The original text was: "In the past, there was no rouge on a woman's face, only for her lover. Today, because I saw that woman's face was red and moist, I knew that today's rouge was not invented by the ancients."
Did Lao She say that? In the past, a girl's face without rouge was only red for her sweetheart. Later, her sweetheart let her down, so she fell in love with rouge and debauchery.
This sentence did not come from Lao She's works. The source of this sentence was the lyrics of a popular online song, Red Rose, sung by the singer Xu Song. The lyrics sang: " In the past, there was no rouge. A girl's face was only red for her sweetheart. Later, her sweetheart let her down, and she fell in love with rouge and debauchery. In order to forget him, she came to seek flowers and willow trees, and mingled in the night market like the wind and waves." The "rouge and debauchery" in the lyrics could also be understood as the pursuit of freedom and independence.
May I ask which author wrote a prose poem describing the different stages of a woman's life? What was the title of the article?
I need more context to answer your question. Can you tell me the title or author of the article you are referring to or provide more relevant information so that I can better answer your question?
May I ask which author wrote this novel?
There's a Swordsman was a story about the brothers who entered the martial world while walking. It was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel written by the author, who was dressed in a white robe and carried a sword. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
May I ask which poet wrote 'Song of a Wanderer' in which generation?
The Song of a Wanderer was written by Meng Jiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
May I ask which book Yi Shu's article "Wuyuan" is included in?
Yi Shu's "Wuyuan" was included in Yi Shu's "Song of Everlasting Regret".
May I ask which famous foreign author wrote Louis?
Louis was a short story written by Twain of France and published in 1886. The story was about a boy named Louis Bertrand. His parents died early and he was adopted by his rich grandfather, but he felt extremely lonely and dissatisfied. Under his grandfather's manipulation, Louis became a hypocritical, cruel, and heartless person, and finally embarked on the path of crime. This story reflected the injustice and distortion of human nature in French society at that time.
May I ask which poet wrote Dream of Li Bai?
" Dreaming of Li Bai " was a poem by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Its title was " Dreaming of Li Bai: Two Pieces ". The poem was based on Du Fu's admiration for Li Bai. It described Li Bai's outstanding talent, bold and unrestrained image, and also expressed the poet's own lofty aspirations and life emotions. The first two lines of the second poem," The moonlight before my bed is like frost on the ground ", became a classic cultural phrase that was widely read.
May I ask which article is on page 31 of the 10th issue of the 2011 Reader?
As someone who loves reading novels, I can't get the latest Reader magazine. However, according to what I know, the 10th issue of The Reader in 2011 contained a total of 120 articles, of which 31 pages were included. You can use the search engine or the library to find the article you need.
May I ask for the name of a modern European novelist who wrote an article that appeared in the text?
A modern European novel? I once saw his work in a text.
May I ask the style of Bi Shumin's article?
Bi Shumin was a famous woman. Her literary works had a unique style, sincere emotions, and were infectious. Her works used psychological description and human nature exploration as the theme to show the readers a profound and real world through thinking and perception of life, love, faith and other aspects. Bi Shumin's article was concise, vivid, and full of poetic and philosophical thinking. She was good at using metaphor, symbolism and other rhetorical devices to make the image of the article more vivid and profound. Her articles paid attention to details and were good at capturing the inner feelings and emotional changes of the characters. Through delicate descriptions, the readers could feel the true feelings of the author. Bi Shumin's writing style was affectionate, delicate, and profound. It had a strong appeal and artistic value, and was deeply loved and sought after by the readers.