Legend has it that Song Huizong is the reincarnation of Li Yu, is Li Yu really reincarnated as Song

I don't think so, although there are a lot of similarities between the two of them, but there is no such statement.

Li Yu is definitely not the reincarnation of Song Huizong, but the two have a lot of similarities. Both of them are people who love everyone except for government affairs.

Song Huizong cannot be the reincarnation of Li Yu, because there are no ghosts and monsters in the world, and there is a theory of reincarnation. The theory of reincarnation is just a superstitious statement, not credible.

Of course, Li Yu has not been reincarnated as Song Huizong, it is all a legend, there is no god and ghost in the world, let alone reincarnation.

I think it's just that ancient people especially believed in the concept of ghosts and gods, so they believed in the theory of reincarnation, so they said that Song Huizong was the reincarnation of Li Yu.

I think this statement is a kind of irony, ironic that both of them were emperors of the dead country, and at the same time both of them had a certain degree of artistic attainment.

Of course, this is just a superstitious and superstitious statement, and people in ancient times were always willing to believe these rumors. As a modern person, you must not believe in ghosts and gods.

I think reincarnation should be impossible, although these two people have similarities, but human life is only once, and it is not good to be reincarnated.

No, although the two of them have a lot of similarities, there is no such statement.

I think this is mainly a saying that was circulated in ancient times, and the ancients believed in the theory of reincarnation, so there is this kind of saying.

Zhao Ji, that is, Song Hui Kuzong, the eleventh son of Song Shenzong Zhao Xu, the younger brother of Song Zhezong Zhao Xu, and the eighth emperor of the Song Dynasty. He was successively named the King of Suining and the King of Duan. He successively served as the envoy of the Zhenning Army, the Sikong, and the Zhaode Army.

Li Yu, the sixth son of Li Jing of Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, his first name was Congjia, the group told the cave word Chongguang, the number Zhong Yin, Lianfeng Jushi, Han Youjia, born in Jinling, now Nanjing, Jiangsu, ancestral home of Pengcheng, now Tongshan District, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, the last monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty.

According to historical legends, Huizong of the Song Dynasty was the reincarnation of Li Yuyu.

Zhao Ji, also known as Huizong of the Song Dynasty, was the eleventh son of Zhao Xu, the younger brother of Zhao Xu of Song Zhezong, and the eighth emperor of the Song Dynasty. He was successively named the King of Suining and the King of Duan. He successively served as the envoy of the Zhenning Army, Sikong Xinwei, and the envoy of the Zhaode Army.

Li Yu, the sixth son of Li Jing of Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, his first name was Congjia, the word Chongguang, the number Zhong Yin, Lianfeng Jushi, Han Zhen Tanhui, born in Jinling, now Nanjing, Jiangsu, ancestral home of Pengcheng, now Tongshan District, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, the last monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Li Yu, the monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, reigned from 961 to 975, the word Chongguang, the first name Congjia, the number Zhong Yin, and the Lianfeng layman. A native of Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu). The sixth son of Li Jing of Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, succeeded to the throne in the second year of Song Jianlong (961), and was known as the queen of Li in history.

In the eighth year of Kaibao, the Song army broke the capital of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Yu surrendered to the Song Dynasty, was captured to Bianjing, and was named the general of the right Qianniu Wei and the marquis of disobedience. Later, he was poisoned by Song Taizong because of his nostalgic nostalgic noun "Poppy Beauty". Although Li Yu is not politically ill, his artistic talent is extraordinary.

Fine calligraphy, good at painting, tonal rhythm, poetry and writing have a certain attainment, especially the highest achievement of words. Masterpieces through the ages, such as "Poppy Beauty", "Waves and Sands", "Crying in the Dark Night" and so on. Li Yu, who failed politically, left an immortal chapter in the world of words and was known as the "Emperor of Words".

The third monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty, known as the Empress Li in history. Fine calligraphy, good at painting, tonic rhythm, poetry and writing all have certain attainments, among which the achievement of words is the highest. Content can be divided into two main categories:

The first category was written before the Song Dynasty, which mainly reflected court life and the love between men and women, and the subject matter was narrower; The second category is after the fall of the Song Dynasty, Li Yu wrote with the grief of the loss of the country and his own feelings, and the achievements of his works in this period greatly exceeded those of the previous period." Representative works include "Poppy Beauty", "Waves and Sands", "Seeing Joy" (also known as "Crying in the Dark Night"), "Wangjiangnan", "Midnight Song", "Breaking the Array", etc., all of which were completed at this time. Most of the lyrics of this period are sad and desolate, full of melancholy temperament, mainly expressing their emotions of looking from afar and returning in their dreams, and expressing their infinite nostalgia for the past.

Therefore, some people say: Li Yu is not a good emperor, but a good lyricist.

Li Yu occupies a place in the history of Chinese words and has a great influence on later generations. He inherited the tradition of the Huajian lyricists since the late Tang Dynasty, but through the specific and perceptible personality images, he reflected a certain artistic conception with general significance in real life, which pushed the creation of words forward and expanded the field of expression of words. Li Yuwen, lyrics, calligraphy and painting are abundant.

His words are mainly collected in the "Two Main Words of the Southern Tang Dynasty".