The Legend of Jin Yunqiao is a masterpiece of classical literature of which country

The whole book is 4 volumes and 20 times, signed by Qingxin Cairen, and written in the Shunzhi and Kangxi periods. The biographies have only recently been discovered in China. There are books in the collection of the Inner Bunko in Japan abroad.

The deeds of Wang Cuiqiao, the protagonist of the work, were first seen in Mao Kun, a subordinate of Hu Zongxian, the governor of Jiajing in Zhejiang. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Yu talked about his heart and wrote "The Biography of Wang Cuiqiao".

Nguyen Nguyen [Vietnamese: nguy n du 1768 1820, the character morpheme such as (t nh), number thanh hiên (thanh hiên), also known as Hongshan Orion (h ng s n l p h) in 1813 to China, developed a strong interest in the culture of the Ming Dynasty in China, after returning to China, according to the Qingxin Cairen compiled "Jin Yun Qiao Biography", in the form of a six-eight body poem with national characteristics, written in Vietnamese, also known as "Jin Yun Qiao Biography", also known as "Chuan Qiao" (Vietnamese: truy n ki u) or " New Voices of Broken Intestines (Vietnamese:

o n tr ng t n thanh ), which was well received after its publication.

Tracing back to the origin, "The Legend of Jin Yunqiao" is a Chinese classic, but it has a great relationship with Japan and Vietnam in the process of circulation. Vietnam also has a book of the same name with an adaptation of the content.

Vietnamese. In the Ming Dynasty, the author was a Qingxin talent, and later the Vietnamese poet Nguyen Nguyen wrote a Vietnamese language based on the "Jin Yun Qiao Biography" written by the Qingxin talent.

Chinese, which was later borrowed (copied) by Vietnam.

"The Legend of Jin Yunqiao" was originally a Chinese chapter hui**, also known as "Double Strange Dreams".

The Chinese ones were discovered only in recent years, and there are copies in the Japanese Bunko.

The work is based on "The Biography of Jin Yunqiao" by Chinese Qingxincai. The story takes place during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty in China, where the eldest daughter Cuiyi and his son Jin Zhong fell in love with each other and were privately engaged for life. Unexpectedly, the Wang family suddenly suffered a catastrophe and was imprisoned.

Cui Qiao resolutely sold herself to redeem her father, and when she left home, she entrusted her sister Cuiyun to continue her love for Jinzhong. She was sold to a brothel, tortured, and later ransomed for Xu Hai, who dominated the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, and became husband and wife, and soon Xu Hai was attacked and killed by officers and soldiers. Cui Qiao committed suicide by jumping into the river, was rescued by a nun, and was admitted to Buddhism.

Cuiyun married Jin Zhong according to her sister's request. Jin Chongke passed the first, served in Jiangnan to search for Cuiqiao's whereabouts everywhere, and accompanied Ru to finally live up to his painstaking efforts. Under the persuasion of everyone, Cuiqiao continued the old relationship, reunited with Jin Chong, and cultivated a hundred years together.

The work enthusiastically eulogizes the pursuit of freedom and love, profoundly exposes the decaying feudal system, and the whole poem has a total of more than 3,200 lines, written in six or eight characters, with a rigorous structure, concise and beautiful language, and a high artistic level.

Faust is a tragic work written by Goethe. Faust is not only a tragedy about Faust's personal encounter, but also an epic that reflects the future and destiny of mankind.

The central content of Heavenly Prologue is a gamble between God and the devil. Faust wanted to get the most beautiful stars from heaven and the greatest happiness from the earth, which Mephistopheles thought was grotesque, stupid, and ridiculous. He said that he was quite sure that Faust would lead him astray, that he would abandon his faith and that he would crawl on the earth like a serpent.

He was going to make a bet with God. God accepted the Devil's challenge, and it was safe to say that Faust could be handed over to the Devil in his lifetime, but Faust would never fall into the Devil's hands. Why is God so sure to take such a risk?

He knew that Faust would find the truth he longed for through his constant pursuit. God has this belief because he understands that when people work hard, they will inevitably get lost, but a good person will always find the right way in his exploration.

At the same time, he also fully estimated the positive role played by the devil in the development of mankind

People's spirits are always prone to relaxation, and they are prone to covet absolute quiet;

That's why I created demons to inspire people's efforts.

Nguyen Nguyen (Vietnamese: nguy n du, 1765 1820), known as Thanh Hiên, also known as H ng S n l p h (H ng s n l p h), was a Vietnamese poet. He was born in a prominent aristocratic family of the Li Dynasty in Xiantian Township, Yichun County, Ha Tinh Province, and his father, brothers, uncles and nephews all had works published, forming the "Hongshan Literary School".

Nguyen Yu was influenced by the family tradition of "valuing loyalty and righteousness and being good at writing" since he was a child, and he was determined to be loyal to the feudal dynasty and strengthen his literary cultivation. In his youth, when the Li dynasty was in decline, he stood on the stand of defending the landlord class and suppressed the peasant uprising, as a result, the inevitable fate of the dynasty was irretrievable, and then he lived in seclusion in his hometown, attached himself to the mountains and rivers, and witnessed the suffering of the people. In 1812, Nguyen Yu went to China and became deeply interested in the culture of the Ming Dynasty in China, and wrote the "Legend of Jin Yun Qiao" in the form of a six-eight-body poem with national characteristics, which reflected the feudal society of Vietnam and forged most of his life's ups and downs.

He also wrote a collection of poems and essays, "Ten Kinds of Sacrificial Texts for All Beings" and the Chinese "Collection of Before and After Qing Xuan", etc., and Nguyen Nguyen and his "The Biography of Kim Yun Qiao" are outstanding representatives of Vietnamese classical literature.