The love story of Uncle Li and his wife

Uncle Li has three Chinese wives and one Japanese wife.

Li Shutong's four women are Yang Cuixi, Yu Rong'er, Li Pingxiang, and Fu Ji。Uncle Tong's first lover is Yang Cuixi, a famous singer in the late Qing Dynasty. It is said that a talented man is a beautiful woman, and Uncle Li, with this talent, also has a deep affection for Yang Cui, a beautiful woman in the pear garden.

The young Uncle Li was in love with each other, and he went to the pear orchard every day to wait for the beautiful woman to take a curtain call and remove makeup.

However, this love passed away before it had time to verify the obstruction of the feudal family: Yang Cuixi, who was becoming more and more famous, was given to the wealthy as a gift by the powerful. Li Shutong's first love stopped.

Uncle Li is the same reason for becoming a monk

First, the reality is not satisfactory. Before said that he served in the school, he worked as a pattern teacher, ** teacher, in the magazine office, his work involves a wide range of things, including art, literature, **, etc., his talent and knowledge are undoubted, if it is said that he is not happy with his work, only to think of becoming a monk, it is unlikely. The second is to worry about the red dust.

His family was in good shape, his father had left him a large fortune, and his wife's family was also wealthy, so he probably had no troubles in life.

The third is the yearning for Buddhism. Buddhism was introduced to China from the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, and it has been more than 1,800 years since Uncle Li's contemporary, and it has developed very maturely, and there are not a few celebrities who love Buddhist culture in Chinese history, such as Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, and Li Shutong's father, Li Shizhen, is a person who loves Buddhist thought.

When he was young, he was influenced by his father and had a good impression of Buddhism. Later, when I came into contact with Buddhist teachings, I was deeply attracted and felt that it was meaningless to pursue fame and fortune. This may be the fundamental reason why Li Shutong decided to become a monk.

Li Shutong and his Japanese wife Fuji became attached to each other because of painting, and the two finally fell in love after a long time, crossing the boundary between a painter and a model.

When the cherry blossoms are at their most blooming, Li Shutong's love flowers are also blooming. In the spring of 1907, when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, after a few months of dating, Li Shutong felt the taste of love for the first time, and later the two began to live together. At this time, Li Shutong's heart was happy, and he wrote in his poem "Chaoyou Can't Bear the Pool":

Xiaoqiao was speechless, and caught a glimpse of Lin Shao rising to the dawn. Since then, there have often been Li Shutong walking with the Japanese girl by the lake.

In 1911, Li Shutong graduated from the Tokyo Art School, and he returned to China with Fuji. After returning to China, Li Shutong arranged for Fuji to live in Shanghai, first as a painting teacher at the Tianjin Zhili Model Industrial School, and then at the Zhejiang Provincial First Normal School. It wasn't until 1918 that Li Shutong was determined to abandon his ego and convert to Buddhism in Hupao Temple in Hangzhou, and his 12-year exotic relationship with Fuji finally came to a poignant end.