Please tell us about the story of Lu You and Tang Wan

Tang Wan has been quiet and beautiful since childhood, talented, and the Lu family once used a beautiful family heirloom phoenix hairpin as a token to engage the Tang family. Lu You was about twenty years old and married Tang Wan.

After marriage, the couple got along and had a good relationship. Unexpectedly, Tang Wan's talent and Lu You's intimate relationship caused Lu's mother to be dissatisfied, and Lu's mother thought that Tang Wan had delayed her son's future, so she ordered Lu You to take a leave of absence from Tang Wan. Lu You once built another courtyard to house Tang Wan, and after his mother found out, she ordered Lu You to marry another meek and dutiful Wang daughter as his wife.

A few years later, Lu You went to visit Shen Garden, and happened to meet Tang Wan and his wife who were also in the garden. Tang Wan obtained the consent of her husband Zhao Shicheng and toasted Lu You with a glass of wine. After Lu You drank, he inscribed the poem "Hairpin Phoenix" in Shen Yuan, wrote it, and put down his pen.

After Shen Yuan for a while, Tang Wan was grief-stricken. After returning home, I repeatedly played with Lu You's lyrics, and the words of the same song were the same as those of a song, and soon he died. Until his later years, Lu You still often relied on his traces, reminiscing about the past, and could not forget the nostalgia, so he wrote a lot of touching poems, and when people were moved by these poems, they also remembered the story of him and Tang Wan.

The Lu family once used an exquisite family heirloom phoenix hairpin as a token to engage with the Tang family. Lu You was twenty years old (Shaoxing fourteen) and Tang Wan was combined. Unexpectedly, Tang Wan's talent and Lu You's intimate relationship caused Lu's mother to be dissatisfied (a woman's lack of talent is virtue), and Lu's mother thought that Tang Wan had delayed her son's future, so she ordered Lu You to take a leave of absence from Tang Wan.

Lu You once built another courtyard to house Tang Wan, and after his mother found out, she ordered Lu You to marry another meek and dutiful Wang daughter as his wife. Tang Wan then took charge of her family and married Zhao Shicheng, a royal descendant and a county scholar. In 1155 A.D. (the twentieth year of Shaoxing), after the failure of the Liqi Chaosheng Ministry, Lu You went to Shen Yuan to play, and met Tang Wan by chance, and both of them were very sad.

Lu You sadly inscribed a poem "Hairpin Phoenix" (Red Crisp Hand) on the wall. In 1156, Tang Wan came to Shen Yuan again to catch a glimpse of Lu You's inscription, and couldn't help but feel a lot of emotion, so he made a "hairpin head phoenix" (the world is thin). Soon after, he died of depression.

The love story of Lu You and Tang Wan is a swan song for the ages.

Lu You was twenty years old and Tang Wan combined, Zen Jing did not expect Tang Wan's talent and Lu You's intimate relationship, which caused Lu's mother to be dissatisfied.

Unexpectedly, this pair of lovers who are affectionate and shallow in Shaoxing for 20 years, and the Shen Garden of Yuji Temple in the south of the city unexpectedly met. After Tang Wan read this word, she was depressed and sad and died soon after. After that, Lu You went north to resist Jin, and then transferred to Sichuan and Shu to serve, and after decades of ups and downs, he still couldn't get rid of the affection in the poet's heart.

When he was sixty-seven years old, he revisited Shen Garden, and saw the half-sided broken wall of the title "Hairpin Phoenix", although the handwriting had been blurred after forty years, he still shed tears and wrote a poem to remember this incident, mourning Tang Wan in the poem: "Who said that Quanlu broke the intestines? Broken clouds and dreams.

Later, Lu You was seventy-five years old, lived near Shen Garden, and wrote the quatrain "Shen Garden" in a reciting tone, just a year before Lu You died, he was still writing poems to remember: "The flowers in Shen's home are like brocade, half of them are the ones who knew and let go of Weng back then, and they also believed that the beauty would eventually become soil, and they could not bear the dream too quickly." ”