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"The Biography of the Continuation of the Emperor" is a sequel to the Qing Dynasty folk ** "Dream of Red Mansions", and the author signed "The Outer History of Fat Yan Zhai". **It mainly tells the deeds of the Jia brothers and their descendants. The book involves many aspects such as emotional entanglements, human feelings, officialdom and the ups and downs of fate, showing various phenomena and human weaknesses in Qing Dynasty society, so it has great cultural value and historical significance.

The specific contents include: 1. The fate and mysterious death of the Jia brothers; 2, the rise and fall of the Jia family's mansion and the various human feelings behind it; 3. The rise and fall and fate of other aristocratic families such as Rongfu and Ningfu; 4. The description of officialdom and social and political changes, involving the royal family, officialdom, and the imperial court; 5. Targeted portrayal of human nature, such as the love entanglement of the Jia brothers, the character creation of Baoyu, etc. In short, with its wonderful plot, vivid characters and profound ideological insight, "The Legend of the Continuation of the Universe" has become a treasure of Chinese culture and literature.

The author is Guo Xiaoting, a ** family in the Qing Dynasty, who sorted out the descriptions of Jigong by many people in the previous dynasty and gathered them into "The Complete Biography of Jigong".

Main content: It mainly tells the story of helping the poor and helping the poor, punishing the strong beams, and fighting against the rich and unkind, during the Southern Song Dynasty, the emperor was incompetent, Li Xiuyuan studied in Chicheng Mountain when he was young, and Chixue, the daughter of his teacher, was a childhood sweetheart.

His parents were seriously ill, and Li Xiuyuan entered the Lingyin Temple to become a monk for three years, and his Dharma name was Daoji, and he practiced with the Zen master of Fohai to eliminate his parents' illness. Dao Ji is fond of wine and meat, his clothes are ragged, and he doesn't recognize his parents and Chixue, but he loves to fight and help the weak.

Its main content is the story of Jigong's chivalry and righteousness after he became a monk, and there is less description of Jigong's childhood life, and the structure of the whole book is relatively loose, but because of the protagonist Jigong throughout the whole time, Jigong leaves a deep impression.

The author of the biography of Jigong is Guo Xiaoting, and "The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a long story of gods and demons made by Guo Xiaoting in the Qing Dynasty.

Wen Wang Man. Jigong, formerly known as Li Xiuyuan. When he was young, his parents had already betrothed him a family, but he was very indifferent to marriage, and he became interested in Buddhism at a young age.

After Li Xiuyuan became a monk, this girl adhered to chastity and was determined not to marry anyone else. Just when she was young, her in-laws died one after another, and she had no choice but to live in her uncle's house.

Li Xiuyuan never looked back, and all relatives and friends came to persuade the girl out of concern not to stay in the boudoir for a long time, delaying her youth, and to choose a new son-in-law and find another way. The girl could not find a reason to refuse the persuasion of her relatives and friends, so she said to everyone: "I have drawn up a good couplet, and I am now transcribing it and copying it on the wall outside the house.

Shanglian is: After the Shanglian was posted, there was a sensation from far and near, and how many readers rushed to come, scratching their ears and cheeks one by one, meditating and thinking hard, and finally there was nothing right.

After a period of time, Jigong returned to his hometown for business, and heard that the girl asked for the right one, so he came to the place where the couplet was pasted, took the pen and ink, and made the next couplet:

When the uncle's family saw that someone had made a couplet, they immediately copied it, stepped into the door, and gave it to the girl. When the girl heard this, she was amazed, and ordered, "Call him in and see me!" "When the family hurriedly returned to look for him, Jigong was nowhere to be found.

This upper link is all the words of the treasure cover, and the lower link is all the words on the side.

Shanglian is to the effect that living in another home, sticking to poverty, and being disciplined will inevitably have a sense of emptiness and loneliness.

The gist of the following link is to say: stay away from the world, go to Buddhism, and reach the realm of leisure.

It's a pity that the falling flowers are intentional, and the flowing water is ruthless! There is no fate, and regrets will be lifelong!