"Qianlong wrote 40,000 poems in his life. The following is an appreciation of some of his poems: - [Reading Xiang Yu's Chronicle]: The poem sang about the Qin Dynasty losing its deer, and the world chasing it together. Xiang Yu pulled out the mountains and rivers but was defeated by the Wu River, expressing his regret for Xiang Yu. For example,"Where are the three families of my hometown?" The three families of the Chu State who had lost the Qin Dynasty finally submitted to Liu Bang, and the sorrow of the Wu River could not be washed away even after a thousand years. It was considered a masterpiece among many poems about Xiang Yu. - "Liaoyang nostalgic": It was a traditional nostalgic poem."Only the thousand-year-old crane, sometimes seen in the white clouds," had the charm of Tang poetry. - **< Imitation of the Ancient Meaning >**: This poem is about two neighboring women, one rich and one poor. With a peach tree flying to the east and west of the neighboring family as a guide, through the description of the different situations of the daughters of the east and west neighbors, there is a slight novelty. It is a reversal of the past habit of only describing the poor women's bitter lives. With the rich to reflect the poor, the fallen leaves are like people, leading to the cruel reality of the gap between the rich and the poor. - [Gao Qipei Painted a Tiger with His Fingers]: It was about the scene of Gao Qipei painting with his fingers. The poem used many images to describe the momentum of his painting process, some static and some moving. In addition, Qianlong also had a poem called Flying Snow: " One piece after another, two pieces, three pieces, four pieces. Six pieces, seven pieces, eight pieces, nine pieces, they flew into the reed flowers and disappeared." However, this poem was controversial. It was said that it was not recorded in Qianlong's "Complete Collection of Leshantang" and "Imperial Poetry Collection" and might be a fictional passage of later generations. Moreover, there was a point of view that this poem should not be used to conclude that Qianlong had no talent. After all, it was not easy to make an impromptu speech. At the same time, Zheng Banqiao also had a similar poem, Ode to Snow, but Qianlong's poem had become his poetry level positioning poem, which was not objective and comprehensive. In general, Qianlong's poems should be viewed objectively. Although he was highly sought after because of his identity as an emperor during his lifetime, many people ridiculed him after his death. However, there were also some works with charm and meaning in his poems. "Journey to Gaoyang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "
The Legend of the Imperial Concubine in Qianlong's Harem was an ancient romance novel written by Ah Suo. The story tells the story of the life of Emperor Qianlong's favorite princess in the harem. She had to step on other people's corpses to survive. However, she had a special relationship with Empress Fucha, and the world misunderstood her behavior. She was the secret between the Emperor and Empress, and only Hongli knew her true helplessness. The novel was published on Motie Chinese Network, Ink Love Network, and other platforms, and it had been completed.
The Legend of the Imperial Concubine in Qianlong's Harem was an ancient romance novel written by Ah Suo. The story tells the story of the life of Emperor Qianlong's favorite princess in the harem. She had to step on other people's corpses to survive. However, she had a special relationship with Empress Fucha, and the world misunderstood her behavior. She was the secret between the Emperor and Empress, and only Hongli knew her true helplessness. The novel was published on Motie Chinese Network, Ink Love Network, and other platforms, and it had been completed.
In the Biography of Ruyi, Empress Xiaoxian Fu Cha Lang Hua, Imperial Concubine Huixian Gao Xiyue, Imperial Concubine Shujia Jin Yuyan, Imperial Concubine Zhe Min Fu Cha, and Empress Xiaoyi Chun were buried with Qianlong. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Emperor Qianlong was one of the longest emperors in China's history. His poetry creation involved a variety of styles, including poetry, Ci, Fu, and literature. Emperor Qianlong placed great importance on literature and art during his reign, and his poems represented the peak of ancient Chinese literature to a certain extent. Emperor Qianlong had created a large number of poems, and some of them were very famous. His poems carried forward the dignity of the royal family and inherited Chinese culture as the theme to show his love and respect for Chinese classical literature. For example, Emperor Qianlong's poem "Langtaosha·Beidai River" was widely read by later generations. This poem described the scene of the waves washing away the sand in simple and clear language, expressing Emperor Qianlong's praise for nature and his love for the country. In addition, Emperor Qianlong also had some other famous poems such as Spring in the South of the Yangtze River and Song of Mount Tai, which were still widely praised and appreciated. Generally speaking, Emperor Qianlong's poetry creation level was relatively high. His works represented the peak of ancient Chinese literature and had an important impact on the inheritance and development of Chinese culture.
In " The Legend of Ruyi," your concubine Wei Yanwan was the villain. She used unscrupulous means to get to the top and was the culprit that caused Ruyi and Qianlong to be separated. Judging from the plot, Qianlong did not have true love for his wife. The person he really loved was not his wife, but Ruyi. He and Ruyi had a relationship as childhood sweethearts, but later there was an irreconcilable conflict between the two. In addition, he had also shown special affection for Concubine Xiang. In short, in the setting of Ruyi Zhuan, Qianlong had no true love for his concubine. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Su Shi had many poems. From the information provided, His collection of poems includes "He Cai Zhunzhong invited to visit the West Lake.""There are people who use the official law wine to ask for the ancient rhyme to move the kitchen to drink on the lake","Huaixi Lake sent to Uncle Mei in the same year","Niannujiao·Red Cliff Memories","Water Melody Head·When is the Bright Moon","Jiangcheng Zi·Yimao Dream on the 20th day of the first month","Dingfeng·Don't listen to the sound of the forest hitting the leaves","Jiangcheng Zi·Mizhou Hunting","Butterfly Love Flower·Spring Scenery","Drinking on the Lake After the Rain of the First Clear Day"," Huanxi Sand·Youshui Qingquan Temple" Inscription of Xilin Wall, Bu Suanzi·Huangzhou Dinghui Courtyard Residence, Linjiang Immortal·Send Money Mu Fu, Wang Jiangnan·Transcendental Platform, Xijiang Moon·Mid-Autumn Festival and Zi You, Linjiang Immortal·Night Return to Lin Gao, Huichong Spring River Evening Scenery, Gift to Liu Jingwen, Spring Night, Dingfeng·South China Sea Return to Wang Dingguo's Attendant Mother, He Zi You Mianchi Nostalgia, Huanxi Sand·Xixi Rain Wind as Morning Cold, He Dong Biography, Xingxiang Zi·Shuhuai, Self-Inscription Jinshan Portrait, etc. These poems showed Su Shi's thoughts and feelings in different situations, such as thinking about life, missing his relatives and friends, and describing the natural scenery. As for Su Shi's biographies, there was no direct mention of a specific collection of works. However, the Biography of Su Dongpo was an important biography of Su Shi, and it might have quoted a lot of Su Shi's prose content.
The Qianlong Tripitaka was an official Chinese Tripitaka of the Qing Dynasty, also known as the Qing Imperial Tripitaka or the Dragon Tripitaka. It was first carved in the 13th year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1735) and completed in the 3rd year of Qianlong (1738). There were a total of 1670 books and 7240 volumes in the collection, which were carved into 79036 scriptures, including scriptures, temperament, theory, miscellaneous works, etc. Each engraving was 75 centimeters wide, 29 centimeters high, and 4 centimeters thick. In 2022, the engraved version of the Qianlong Tripitaka began to enter the China National Version Library. The Zhongyuan Media Group, Zhongzhou Ancient Books Press, had released the entire Qianlong Tripitaka, a thread-bound edition and a hardcover edition. The entire book contained many contents, including scriptures, temperament, theory, and miscellaneous works. It was a large-scale collection of Buddhist classics and related writings. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Qianlong Tripitaka was arranged in the order of classics, law, size, multiplication and miscellaneous collection. There were 169 volumes in total, including 1668 classics, divided into 15 units. Some of the contents were as follows: - The Mahayana Prajna Sect of the sutra included 600 volumes of the Great Prajna Paramita Sutra, 30 volumes of the Shining Prajna Paramita Sutra, 30 volumes of the Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra, 10 volumes of the Light Praise Prajna Paramita Sutra, 10 volumes of the Dao Xing Prajna Paramita Sutra, 10 volumes of the Skit Prajna Paramita Sutra, 5 volumes of the Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra, 5 volumes of the Great Brightness Wuji Sutra, 7 volumes of the Victory Heavenly King Prajna Paramita Sutra, and 3 volumes of the Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra. Two volumes of the Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra, one volume of the Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra, two volumes of the Buddha's Supreme Pure Fenwei Sutra of Rushou Bodhisattva, two volumes of the Benevolent King's Guarding Prajna Paramita Sutra, the Real Prajna Paramita Sutra, the Maha Prajna Paramita Daming Mantra, the Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra, one volume of the Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra mentioned by Manjusri, and one volume of the Prajna Paramita Sutra mentioned by Manjusri. - The Mahayana Baoji Department of the scriptures includes 120 volumes of the Dabao Sutra, three volumes of the Dafang Guangyu Sutra, three volumes of the Buddha's Innumerable Pure and Equal Sutra, and two volumes of the Buddha's Amitabha Sutra. Two volumes of the Buddha's Amitabha Sutra, Buddha's Amitabha Sutra (Door @(person/(person * person) ) ) ), three volumes of the Buddhist Kingdom Sutra, one volume of the Buddhist Ten Dharma Sutra of Mahayana, one volume of the Buddhist Sutra of Pumen, two volumes of the Manjushri Buddha's Tuyan Jing Sutra, one volume of the Buddhist Sutra of Birth, two volumes of the Buddhist Sutra of Dharma Mirror, one volume of the Buddhist Sutra of Yujialuoyue Asking Bodhisattva, etc. In addition, it also included the Great Mahayana Collection, the Great Mahayana Huayan, the Great Mahayana Nirvana, and many other contents. Due to the voluminous content, it was difficult to list all of them. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The contents of the Qianlong Tripitaka were as follows: 01 Sutra: Mahayana Prajna 1 - 19, a total of 720 volumes; Chapter 02: Mahayana Treasure Collection 20 - 56, a total of 170 volumes; 03: Mahayana Collection 57 - 82, a total of 140 volumes; 04:83 - 108 of the Huayan Department of Mahayana, a total of 220 volumes; Chapter 05: Mahayana Nirvana Sect 109 - 121, etc. The Tripitaka collected by Kaiyuan Temple in Chaozhou was a Sanskrit edition published by the emperor in Yongzheng Year in the 30th year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty (AD 1765). There were 1667 kinds and 7240 volumes in total. There were also five volumes of contents and one volume of imperial preface. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!