regards of time

In ancient society, there was a saying that "the monarch regarded the people as grass, and the people regarded the monarch as enemies." This reflected the relationship between the monarch and the people. Under the ancient autocratic rule, if the monarch regarded the people as lowly and could trample on them at will (like grass), cruelly exploited and oppressed the people, and did not respect the rights and interests of the people, the people would also regard the monarch as an enemy. The monarch abused his power, imposed heavy taxes, forced labor, and waged war, causing the people to live in poverty. Under the strict hierarchy, the monarch thought highly of himself and did not care about the sufferings of the people. The lack of information led to the deepening of misunderstandings between the two sides. Unfair laws protected the interests of the ruling class and ignored the rights and interests of the people. The use of high-handed means to control the people's speech and actions would cause the people to hate the monarch. The peasant uprising in history was the manifestation of the people's resistance under such opposition. At the same time, from a positive point of view, if the monarch could put the people first, care about the well-being of the people, and implement benevolent policies, the people would support the monarch, which was beneficial to the prosperity of the country.

The following is an appreciation of Xu Song's article,"Treat Scars as Dimples": The main story of the article was about Xu Song, the protagonist of the story. He was abused by his family until he was in high school. However, this experience still had a great impact on him. In the article, Xu Song described his inner world and his desire for family to show the scars and pain in his heart. However, he also expressed his feelings and attitude towards life by transforming his scars into a unique way of expression, such as the song "Treat Scars as Dimples". The "scars" in the article referred to the unfortunate experiences that Xu Song encountered while growing up, while the "dimples" referred to the way he expressed his emotions through music. This metaphor of scars and dimples deepened the theme and emotions of the article, allowing readers to better understand and feel the difficulties and setbacks that Xu Song experienced, and at the same time, more deeply recognize the importance of music to him. The whole article was emotional and sincere. Through the experience of the protagonist Xu Song, it showed his inner world and his understanding of life. The article's deep emotions and unique way of expression made the readers deeply interested in Xu Song's music and personal experience.

The Tang Dynasty's aesthetic appreciation of fat was divided into two periods. In the early Tang Dynasty, the people of the Tang Dynasty liked to be lean. Although they looked thin, they had muscles. In the prosperous and open-minded Tang Dynasty, the people of the Tang Dynasty were more tolerant of the aesthetic standards of fat and thin. Some people liked plump, some liked balanced, and some liked huge fat. Therefore, it could not be simply said that the Tang Dynasty was beautiful because of its fatness. The aesthetics of the Tang Dynasty were influenced by many factors. The aesthetics of the upper ruling class guided the aesthetic trend of the era. In the early Tang Dynasty, the north advocated martial arts, and the strong became the mainstream at that time. During the reign of Wu Zetian, the aesthetic orientation of plump beauty was deepened. The cultural impact of the Western Regions and the prosperity of Buddhism also led to the trend of the arts. It was said that the Tang Gaozu Li Yuan family was the descendant of the founding emperor of Xiliang. The family had taken root here and naturally maintained contact with the various ethnic groups in the Western Regions for a long time. The freedom of thought in the Western Regions brought new ways of life to the women in Han. Women also had entertainment activities to strengthen their bodies. Their physical fitness had significantly improved compared to before. In addition, after the founding of the Great Tang, the people welcomed a long-awaited rest and recuperation. A plump figure was undoubtedly a sign of an improvement in the quality of life. A plump figure meant that one had the strength to engage in more production and labor, and it also meant that one could have more energy to raise children. Therefore, the wind of plump figures blowing from the upper echelons naturally became the aesthetic fashion of the people at that time. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The characters included the male lead, Ye Lichu, and the female lead, Li Luo. The Prince Only Treat Me As An Antidote by Fresh Milk Honey Jar. It was an ancient romance novel. User recommendation: Marry a silly prince after transmigrating? Looking at the prince who was so angry that he was crying, what else could he do? Coax! Who would have thought that the little crybaby who had coaxed her for so long would treat her like a monkey! "Ye Lichu! Are you kidding me?" "Luo 'er, I was wrong…" "Get lost!" "Luo 'er." Ye Lichu turned into a little crybaby again." I'll spoil and love you in the future. I'll give you my house, car, and money. I'll help you bully scum. Can you forgive me?" " Uh, this..." How could he break it if he was a little shaken? There were only a few days left of happiness. "Who are you?" Ye Lichu looked askance at Li Luo. "Ye Lichu, are you playing amnesia with me? From now on, if I don't torture you 800 times a day, I, Li Luo, won't eat!" . I hope you will like this book.

The characters included: The male protagonist, Zhao Jing, was an agricultural university student. Due to an accident, he traveled through the Qin Dynasty and changed history time and time again, causing the Qin Dynasty to split into parallel space-time. The male protagonist, Ying Zheng, was the first political figure to complete the unification of China and was also the first emperor of China. He was an outstanding politician, strategist, and reformist in ancient China. The male partner, Fu Su, was the prince that Ying Zheng valued. He wanted to inherit the throne and had a good personality. He was also the ideal successor that the Confucians had painstakingly nurtured (unfortunately, Zhao Jing had led him astray). "Great Qin: Regards Qin Shihuang as Father at the Beginning" Author: The Fox Doesn't Eat Tomatoes. It's a historical/fictional historical novel. It has Qin and Han Dynasties, fictional history, no moral integrity, big imagination, and prince elements. [No Female Lead + System] Zhao Jing, who had transmigrated to Great Qin, found out that his father was a super rich man! "Don't say anything! Dad, let me tell you, Qin Shihuang will die in three years! We have to use this money to destroy it in the chaos of war!" Coincidentally, at this moment, the usurpation system was activated. Potato, corn, sweet potato! Paper making, printing! Farming and storing food! Smelting iron and refining salt! Powerful soldiers in formation! Zhao Jing immediately changed his strategy and said to his father, "Let's rebel! You be the emperor, and I'll be the crown prince!" However, who would have thought that his father would suddenly wave his hand and say,"I confess, I am Qin Shihuang, Ying Zheng!" I hope you will like this book.