the mess in his mind

It was a Chinese idiom, meaning to mix together and describe an extremely chaotic situation. This idiom came from Lu Xun's "Hot Wind·Random Thoughts Record Thirty-Three". It is often used to describe the chaotic state of things or situations. Chaos also appeared in the titles and authors of some novels, but the specific content and background information of these novels were not provided.

There were many chaotic periods in history. In Russia, the period from the fall of the Rurik Dynasty in 1598 to the establishment of the Romanov Dynasty in 1613 was a period of chaos. Peasant uprisings, foreign invasions, and struggles for the throne led to social and economic chaos. It was only after the establishment of the Romanov Dynasty that it stabilized. In China, there were also many chaotic times. For example, during the Warring States Period (403 - 221 B.C.), the Zhou emperor lost his authority and the vassals fought among themselves, forming a situation of seven heroes fighting for hegemony. However, this period also promoted rapid economic and social development and the transition from slavery to feudalism. At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty (209 B.C. -202 B.C.), there was a conflict between Chu and Han. It originated from the uprising of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang. After Xiang Yu enfeoffed the vassals, the vassals fought endlessly. Liu Bang's rebellion triggered the war between Chu and Han. Finally, Liu Bang established the Western Han Dynasty. During the New Mang Era (Year 21 - 27), the Green Forest Red Eyebrow Uprising broke out. The local forces, the Liu Xiu brothers, rebelled. At that time, the Green Forest Army, the Red Eyebrow Army, and Liu Xiu's forces fought each other. The situation was chaotic, and Liu Xiu finally achieved Guangwu's revival. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (190 - 202), after the death of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, there were chaotic situations such as the chaos of the ten constant attendants and Dong Zhuo's entry into Luoyang, causing chaos in the world. All the vassals gathered strength in the name of attacking Dong. During the An Lushan Rebellion of the Tang Dynasty (which began in 755 A.D.), Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was arrogant and extravagant in his later years, and crafty sycophants were in power. An Lushan was also the military governor of many towns. After his power expanded, he rebelled. Wherever he went, he burned, killed, and looted, causing society to fall into chaos. In addition, Princess Shanyin's private life was chaotic during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, which also reflected the chaotic state of social ethos and moral norms to a certain extent.

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In physics, the state presented by " increase in entropies " could be described as chaotic. The Law of Entropy Increase pointed out that in an independent and closed system, the more chaotic it was, the greater the quotient. For example, if the living room was not continuously cleaned up, it would become difficult to put things back in place within half a day. After one day, it would feel messy, after three days, it would be messy, and after a week, there would be no place to put one's feet. If the desk was never tidied up or tidied up once in a long time, things would become more and more disorderly, affecting work efficiency, mood, and even career. If one was not self-disciplined on weekends, laziness would spread from the brain to the limbs, and the originally planned day would become chaotic and disorderly. There were also chaotic scenes in the plot of the novel. For example, in a collapsed and chaotic dynasty, the founding emperor was tasked by the system to save him, but he was hated by tens of thousands of people. In the end, he was framed to drink poison and commit suicide. The people he once knew when he was young became estranged and irreconcilable. The person he supported hated him for being a dictator and controlling the government. The young emperor he raised hated him for separating him from his sweetheart. This kind of relationship and situation was also a chaotic performance. The novel " Mixed Flowers " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!