The historical story of peony
Here are some historical stories about peonies: 1. During the Yamato and Kaicheng years, Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty and his concubines were admiring peonies in the inner hall of the palace. The Emperor asked the painter Cheng Xiuji which poem was the best in the capital's peony poem. Cheng Xiuji recommended the poem written by Li Zhengfeng, who was in charge of the Ministry of Central Affairs. There was a sentence in it that read,"The beauty of the country is drunk in the morning, and the fragrance of the sky is dyed into clothes at night." The Emperor thought it was well written. Later,"the beauty of the country and the fragrance of the sky" became synonymous with peonies. This concubine was not Emperor Xuanzong's beloved concubine Yang Yuhuan, but Emperor Wenzong's concubine. 2. During the Kaiyuan period, the palace of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty began to plant peony (peony). There were four kinds of peony: red, purple, light red, and white. When the peony was in full bloom, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty felt that the old tune should not be used to appreciate the famous flowers to his beloved concubine, so he ordered Li Guinian to hold a golden flower paper and ask Li Bai, a scholar of the Imperial Academy, to write poems. Although Li Bai was drunk the night before, he happily wrote three chapters of "Qing Ping Diao Ci," which set off the peony and Yang Guifei. 3. It was said that in the Tang Dynasty, there was an official named Du Ruhui who loved peonies very much. Every spring, he would go to the garden outside the city to admire the flowers. 4. Peony had a legend of its origin. Legend had it that peony was the daughter of the Heavenly Emperor, Miss Peony. The flower grew on her body after she fell in the garden. Peonies were related to wealth. In ancient times, only imperial palaces and noble families could grow them. There were also legends about peonies and love, such as the couple Li An and peonies, and the legend of peonies and brothels, where brothels liked to plant peonies because peonies were a symbol of wealth and nobility and could attract rich businessmen and nobles. 5. There was a story about "Dying under a peony flower, and being a ghost is also romantic." In ancient times, Du Liniang had a wonderful experience with a young master in the Peony Pavilion in her dream. When she woke up, she couldn't find the young master and became crazy. Later, she saw the master's "sincere heart will be alive" and suddenly realized that the young master in her dream returned to the Peony Pavilion and hanged himself there. Therefore, this sentence was actually used to describe women. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
A historical figure like a peony
Peonies were known as the " king of flowers ", symbolizing elegance, happiness, and well-being. Similar historical figures included Wu Zetian, the first empress of China. During her reign, she displayed a strong ruling power and unique influence, just like the king of flowers among peonies. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Yang Guifei was favored by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. She lived a luxurious life, as beautiful and luxurious as peonies. She loved peonies, and her story with peonies also reflected her temperament. There was also Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin. He founded the Zhenguan rule, and the Tang Empire prospered under his rule. His noble status and the prosperous scene he created were in line with the grace and prosperity represented by the peony. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The historical background of Luoyang Peony
Luoyang Peony Story was created in the first year of Emperor Renzong of Song Dynasty (1034). At that time, the creation of ornamental plant records began in the Tang Dynasty and prevailed in the Song Dynasty. Under such a background, Ouyang Xiu created this masterpiece about peonies. Ouyang Xiu used to be the official in Xijing (now Luoyang City, Henan Province). During his years in Luoyang, he had a deep understanding of Luoyang peony's flowers, flower names, Luoyang people's favorite peony customs and flower planting techniques, which laid a solid foundation for writing Luoyang Peony Story. Before him, although peony had a long history of planting in China and was recorded as a herbal medicine in the Shennong Herbal Classic of the Qin and Han Dynasties, there was no systematic record of peony as an ornamental flower. Luoyang Peony Record became the first encyclopedia about peony in China. In addition, from a cultural point of view, peonies had rich legends and historical origins in our country. For example, it was said that Luoyang had a special connection with peonies during the period of King Wen of Zhou. The legends such as Luo Shen Mi Fei being granted the title of Peony Fairy also reflected the special status of peonies in Luoyang culture. These constituted the cultural and historical background of the creation of Luoyang Peony. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Famous historical figures related to peony
There were many famous historical figures related to peonies. Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, loved peonies and strange flowers and stones. He once ordered the construction of a Western Garden in Luoyang, the eastern capital, and planted the peonies collected in Jiangnan three times. This was the first time peonies were introduced into the royal garden. Wu Zetian also had a relationship with peonies. It was said that when she ascended the throne, she was drunk and issued an edict to let all flowers bloom overnight. Only peonies did not obey, so she banished 4,000 peonies from Chang 'an to Luoyang. However, in the real historical records, she also liked peonies. Empress Dowager Cixi was influenced by the culture of national breeding since childhood and liked peonies very much. She planted peonies in the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City and other gardens. She made peonies the national flower when she was in charge of government affairs. She also built a national flower platform in the Summer Palace and gave peonies to foreign visitors as national gifts. In addition, many literati were also related to peonies, such as Li Bai, Xue Tao, Li Xiaoguang, Liu Yuxi, Wang Guowei, Wei Zhuang, Bai Juyi, Lu You, Pi Rixiu, Li Zhengfan, Wang Wei, Xu Ning, Shu Yuanyu, Luo Yin, Ouyang Xiu, Du Anshi, Shao Yong, Sima Guang, Wang Pu, Xin Qiji, Fan Chengda, and other poets who praised peonies. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The true historical prototype of phoenix and peony
"Phoenix Peony" took the "Tumu Castle Incident" and "Gate Seizing Incident" in the middle of the Ming Dynasty as the archetype to recreate the art. In the play, the Great State of Wei alluded to the Ming Empire; Bai Di alluded to the Wala Khanate; Beauty Pass alluded to Tumu Castle; Nanhua Palace alluded to Nangong, etc. The characters in the play also had corresponding historical archetypes, such as King Wu of Wei alluded to Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty Zhu Zhanji, Empress Dowager Zhao Ji alluded to Empress Dowager Sun, etc. Peony could be traced back to two thousand years ago. From the perspective of peony entering the Book of Songs, the word peony had a history of 3000 years. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, a similar peony flower bronze mirror appeared, but most people believed that peony appeared in art works in Gu Kaizhi's "Luoshen Fu Painting" during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, about 1700 years ago. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
Which historical figures does the peony symbolize?
Peony was often used as a metaphor for Yang Guifei. In history, Noble Consort Yang was famous for her beauty, just like how peonies were the king of flowers. Legend had it that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang were admiring peonies at the Fragrance Pavilion. Li Bai even wrote poems such as "Clouds think of clothes and flowers, spring breeze blows the threshold and reveals the beauty" to describe Concubine Yang's peony-like beauty. Of course, other people might compare peonies to other people with similar temperament (such as nobility and beauty) according to different situations or literary works, but Yang Guifei was a famous and typical historical figure associated with peonies. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Story of the Peony Pavilion
The Peony Pavilion is one of the classical Chinese opera plays, which tells the love story of Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang. The main plot of the story was that Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty was attracted by the beauty of Yang Guifei when he was admiring the peonies by the Peony Pavilion and started a romantic journey of love. In the story, the relationship between Emperor Tang and Yang Guifei was very complicated. They admired each other but could not be together because of political factors. In the end, Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty was forced to issue an edict to let Yang Guifei become a nun, and the love between the two came to an end. The story of the Peony Pavilion occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature and was regarded as one of the representative works of love culture. Through the story of Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei, it expressed people's yearning and pursuit of beautiful love, and also reflected the ethics and aesthetic concepts of ancient Chinese society.
The Story and Symbol of Peony
The peony had many stories and rich symbolic meanings. ** 1. Story ** 1. In the Tujia people, there was a custom of " giving birth to a daughter to plant peonies ". A long time ago, there was a hunter who was hunting in the mountains. He first heard the cry of a bird, but the bird was pecked to death by an eagle. After the hunter killed the eagle, peonies grew where the bird died. The hunter took the peony home and took good care of it. The next year, when the peony bloomed, his wife gave birth to a beautiful little daughter. The hunter thought that the daughter was the incarnation of the peony. When their daughters got married, hunters would send peonies to their in-laws as dowry, so this custom was passed down from generation to generation. 2. There was a story about Du Ruhui in the Tang Dynasty. Du Ruhui loved peony flowers. One year, he saw a particularly beautiful peony, which made other officials jealous. They falsely accused Du Ruhui of stealing the flower. When the Emperor heard this, he wanted to punish Du Ruhui. Du Ruhui asked to take a look at the peony in prison, and the Emperor agreed. After seeing the peony, Du Ruhui apologized to the emperor and the emperor forgave him. Since then, Du Ruhui cherished peonies even more, believing that they represented beauty, purity, conscience, and justice. He planted them in the garden at home and took good care of them. ** 2. Symbolism ** 1. Symbol of wealth and good fortune: Peony has a broad flower shape and is known as the king of flowers. It is a symbol of wealth and splendor, implying perfection, strong feelings, and wealth. Peonies are also given during festivals because they have the meaning of good fortune and wealth. Many gift boxes have peony patterns because peonies represent wealth. In traditional Chinese painting, the peony was plump and colorful, like a rich family's grand scene, which could add wealth to the family atmosphere. 2. It symbolized love, romance, beauty, and purity. 3. [Symbol of nobility and elegance: It refers to the quality of nobility, elegance, and elegance. It is like an elegant scholar full of cultural heritage and noble temperament.] 4. This saying originated from the story of Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty when he was admiring flowers. Peonies had a good fragrance. The poem "Heavenly fragrance dyed clothes at night, and the national beauty drank wine in the morning" was used to describe peonies and later referred to people's beauty. 5. It symbolized the fear of the powerful, such as the story of the scorched bone peony. 6. Symbol of Prosperity: Expressed a strong yearning for happiness and prosperity. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Story of the Peony Fairy
The following are some ideas about the story of the peony fairy: ** I. Title ** "Peony Fairy: An artistic presentation of a legendary story." ** 2. Section content ** 1. ** Story Selection ** - The story of Liu Xiu and the Peony Fairy: It tells the story of Liu Xiu being hunted down by the dignitaries and rescued by a villager girl (who can be regarded as the incarnation of the Peony Fairy). The girl protected Liu Xiu many times, and the two of them fell in love. Liu Xiu promised to come back and marry her but eventually broke his promise. - The story of Lee Xiangjun and the Peony Fairy: Lee Xiangjun was originally a court dancer of the Tang Dynasty. She fell in love with Zhang Sheng, but was stopped by the emperor. Lee Xiangjun sacrificed herself to protect Zhang Sheng, so she could be regarded as the Peony Fairy. This story reflected the helplessness of pure love in the face of cruel reality. - Legend of the Three Peonies: During the period of Wu Zetian, the peonies were demoted to Luoyang. One of the white peonies fled to Sanhe Village in Shanxi Province and transformed into a peony fairy. A magical thing happened and followed the rule of "blooming in prosperous times and chaotic times", witnessing the rise and fall of the country. - The story of Bozhou's white gardener and peony: Bozhou's white gardener loved peonies. Wu Zetian's nephew, Wu Sansi, wanted to bring peonies into the palace. The white gardener was forced to bring peonies into the palace to become the gardener of the imperial garden. Peonies and gardeners had a special relationship. 2. ** Painting of Peony Fairy ** - You could draw the image of a peony fairy on the handwritten newspaper. She was dressed in gorgeous clothes and surrounded by blooming peonies. She had a beautiful face, and her eyes were full of intelligence and kindness. She might be holding a peony flower or a peony flower ornament in her hair or on her body. 3. ** The symbolic meaning of the Peony Fairy ** - The peony fairy symbolized purity, kindness, and integrity. For example, in the story of the three-in-one peony, the white peony that the peony fairy transformed into insisted on "blooming in the prosperous times and not in the chaotic times", which reflected her concern for the rise and fall of the country's fate and was a performance of integrity. In Liu Xiu's story, the girl's kind rescue and waiting reflected the quality of kindness and purity. 4. ** Art and Peony Fairy ** - He mentioned some art works with the theme of the peony fairy, such as paintings and literary works. He could briefly introduce the video content of the painting of the peony fairy with the brush. The image of the peony fairy was displayed through the art of painting. This was also a kind of inheritance and promotion of the peony fairy culture. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The story of the peony fairy
Peony Fairy had many different images and stories: - In real life, there was the Peony Fairy, who was a popular Internet celebrity. She was born on February 14th, 1987 in Heze City, Shandong Province. She was a singer. There was also the Peony Fairy in the Qingxia Palace in the deep mountains of Dali. Her painting skills were superb, and she was especially good at painting peonies, attracting many tourists to watch. - There was a peony fairy sculpture in a scenic spot in Sanmenxia, Henan Province. The sculpture was copied by the local people. Due to the limited imitation level of the villagers, they were accused of having strange looks and lack of beauty, such as short waist and long legs, and uneven body proportions. However, the local people would renovate and beautify it. - In the Singapore TV series Journey to the East, the white peony was the reincarnation of the peony fairy. In her previous life, Fairy Peony was a female immortal who looked after the Peach Garden. She was valued and loved by the Queen Mother. She fell in love with the Immortal Donghua who was dedicated to the Great Dao. After her confession was rejected, she was disheartened. After Immortal Donghua reincarnated as Lu Dongbin, Fairy Peony's suppressed true feelings were rekindled. In order to avenge Lu Dongbin, she stole the Mountain Calming Godly Needle of the Queen Mother. She was demoted to the mortal world and became a girl of the Flower Brocade Pavilion. Later, she fell in love with Lu Dongbin, but as one of the Eight Immortals, Lu Dongbin could not fall in love with her and repeatedly rejected her. The peony fairy tied the red rope of the blood curse to LvDongbin under the bewitchment of the Tongtian Sect Master, causing LvDongbin's temperament to change greatly. She felt extremely guilty and knelt in the Purple Bamboo Forest, touched by Guanyin's rescue method. Lu Dongbin became a mortal after the blood curse was lifted. He was moved by the peony's true feelings and spent a happy time with her. In the end, the white peony persuaded Lu Dongbin to return to the Eight Immortals for the common people, but he was seriously injured by the pangolin and died in Lu Dongbin's arms. - There was also a song called " Peony Fairy ", which was composed and sung by Gaotian. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Fairy Peony and the Peony Fairy
The Zixia Fairy Peony was a perennially fallen leaf shrub plant of the peony family of the Ranunculus family. It had the reputation of a " hundred-year-old peony ". It was an ancient peony flower, but no specific connection was found between it and the Peony Fairy. The Peony Fairy was a flower fairy who managed the peony flowers under the jurisdiction of the Flower Fairy. In some legends, there were descriptions of the origins of the Peony Fairy. For example, on Wu Zetian's birthday, she ordered a hundred flowers to bloom. The peony fairy followed the concept of the timing of the flower blooming and did not let the peony bloom before receiving the instructions of the Hundred Flower Fairy, which angered Wu Zetian and caused the peony to be punished. There were also folk stories about Liu Xiu and the girl who saved him admiring peonies in the temple. However, these stories mainly revolved around the role of the peony fairy in the peony-related events, and did not clearly indicate the origin of the peony fairy. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!