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Look up at the starry sky at night, starry and dotted, look at the morning glory and Vega on both sides of the Milky Way, and feel the ruthlessness of the Queen Mother, and separate the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. But on second thought, even if the Queen Mother didn't break them up, would they be able to live together for a long time? I don't think so.

Just like the current concept of marriage, it is important to pay attention to the right person, and there is such a concept between people, not to mention mortals and immortals. Dong Yong's parents died when he was a child, although he had an older brother, but his brother found Dong Yong's black-hearted sister-in-law, who made things difficult for him everywhere and drove him to live in the cattle pen. Dong Yong was penniless, only a buffalo.

But the Weaver Girl is different, as the granddaughter of the Emperor of Heaven, she is the youngest, and she has been loved since she was a child. Fine skin and tender meat, ten fingers do not touch the spring water, wandering in the fairyland every day, the sisters play and play, how to understand the suffering of the world.

The Weaver Girl may feel fresh in her life in the world for a short time, and her love for Dong Yong is also in the period of passionate love, but no matter how beautiful her love is, how can she withstand the tempering of poverty and coarse tea and light rice. As the saying goes, poor couples are in decline. Besides, with such a big gap between heaven and earth, how can the Weaver Girl's heart struggle.

There is also Dong Yongru, what common language can the two have?

There is another problem, the relatives of the Weaver Girl are all in heaven, if the Weaver Girl really lives with Dong Yong, she will definitely be separated from her relatives, and she can't go to heaven with Dong Yong to visit her parents and sistersNaturally, after a long time, the longing for parents and relatives is also a test for the two families. Every happy marriage needs the blessings of family and friendsMaybe the Queen Mother dismantled the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl back then, and she also saw a lot of impossibilities for the two of them.

I think that without the interference of the Queen Mother of the West, the Seven Fairies and Dong Yong could live happily, with men farming and women weaving, and living happier lives than the gods.

I think so. Because they really love each other, and the Seven Fairies are willing to be ordinary, not nostalgic for the life of immortals, and are willing to be mortals with Dong Yong.

No, because the real story is that Dong Yong hid the clothes of the Seven Fairies, so that the Seven Fairies could not return to heaven, once the Seven Fairies grew up, they would find that Dong Yong's behavior was very selfish, and she would definitely leave.

I feel that they can live happily together, because the Seven Fairies are willing to follow Dong Yong for the rest of their lives.

No. After all, the immortals have different paths, and it is impossible for the two of them to be happy forever.

No, everything I have been exposed to since I was a child is different, and I will know the difference after the novelty has passed.

The story of Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies is a love story in traditional Chinese folk tales and a version of "The Legend of the White Snake". From this story, we can draw some insights:1

True love can overcome all obstacles: In the story of Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies, the love between them has experienced many difficulties and obstacles, but in the end they stick to their love, overcome difficulties, and finally get happiness. This tells us that true love is invincible and that as long as we persevere and put in the effort, we can overcome any odds.

2.Trust and tolerance are the cornerstones of love: in the story, the Seven Fairies do not hesitate to give up their immortal power and immortal identity in order to be with Dong Yong.

This shows her trust in Dong Yong and her dedication to love. And Dong Yong also maintained tolerance and understanding of the true identity of the Seven Fairies. This tells us that trust and tolerance are very important in love, and only mutual trust and tolerance can build a solid love relationship.

3.Kindness and good deeds will be rewarded: In the story, Dong Yong's kindness and good deeds are finally touched and redeemed by the Seven Fairies.

This tells us that kindness and good deeds are worth pursuing and holding on to, and that they bring us positive rewards, not only in love, but also in all aspects of life. These are some of the insights that can be gained from the story of Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies. Everyone may have different understandings and perceptions, but overall, this story conveys some profound truths about love, trust, tolerance and kindness.

Truth 1, people are invincible if they are filial.

The reason why the Seven Fairies have a soft spot for a poor scholar is because Dong Yong's filial piety to his parents touches the heavens and the earth.

Reason 2, this is just a legend.

Generally speaking, the Seven Fairies should be suitable for the third prince of the Dragon King, if they fancy Dong Yong, unless Dong Yong is the illegitimate son of a great god. Dong Yong will live for a hundred years at most, and the Seven Fairies can live for tens of thousands of years! Not worthy at all! ‍

is an exception.

It's magical, and it's blissful.

Dong Yong sold himself to bury his father and came to Fujiawan to help Fu Yuan with a long worker. The hard-working and kind-hearted Dong Yong was moved by the seventh daughter of the Queen Mother of Heaven (Seven Fairies), so the Seven Fairies yearned for a free life on earth and pure and beautiful love, and came to the world to marry Dong Yong under the "Huaiyin Tree", and lived a life of male ploughing and female weaving.

Introduction "Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies" is a traditional Chinese mythological story, the story was first seen in the Eastern Jin Dynasty Ganbao (?) 336) The compilation of the ancient Chinese Zhiwei ** collection "Sou Shen Ji" and the stone carvings of Wuliang Temple in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The Qing Yang dialect of the Ming Dynasty "Brocade Chronicles" enriched the descriptions of the texts and scripts, which had a great influence on the opera of later generations.

In the 50s of the 20th century, the drama writer Lu Hongfei created the Huangmei opera "Tianxian Pei" based on "The Brocade Chronicle" and "The Legend of Huaiyin".

The plot is roughly as follows: Dong Yong lost his mother when he was a child and depended on his father for his life. After his father died, he had no money for the funeral, so he borrowed 10,000 yuan from someone.

Dong Yong said to the creditor:"If you have no money to pay off your debts in the future, be willing to be your slave! "After three years of mourning at home, Dong Yong went to work as a slave to the creditor.

On the way, Dong Yong met a woman and said to him:"I will be your wife, and I will not despise you for being poor. "So Dong Yong took her to the creditor's house.

By your kindness, my father was buried. Although I am a poor man, I must do my best to repay it. "The creditor asked

Who is the woman who comes with you? "Dong Yong replied:"It's my wife.

The creditor asked again:"What can your wife do? "Dong Yong replied:

She can weave. "The creditor said:"If you must repay me, let your wife weave for me a hundred horses of silk (a fine silk fabric).

In just ten days, a hundred horses were weaved, much to the surprise of the creditors.

Dong Yong and his wife were on their way home, and when they walked to the place where they met for the first time, the woman said goodbye to Dong Yong"I am the Weaver Girl in the sky, and seeing you so filial to your parents, the Emperor of Heaven ordered me to come down to help you repay your debts. Now that you have paid your debts, it is no longer fit for me to live on earth.

After saying that, he flew away in the air. Dong Yong burst into tears and was grateful.

It happened in Xixi, an ancient town founded in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty, and the legendary story of Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies is spread in this ancient land. The place name legend related to this legendary story is more talked about by the local people and has been passed down for a long time.

There is a small village in the northwest corner of Xixi Town, called "Dongjiashe". Legend has it that Dong Yong was born in this village in the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty. As early as the Southern Song Dynasty, it was recorded in the "Fang Yu Shenglan": "Hailing Xixi Town, the former residence of Dong Yong, the filial son of the Han Dynasty." ”

Qing Jiaqing's "Dongtai County Chronicles" details: "Han Dongyong, a native of Xixi Town, his father died, he was poor and could not be buried, so he borrowed 10,000 yuan from others and became a ......servantTherefore, there is a certain basis for saying that "Dong Jiashe" is related to Dong Yong.

There is a pond in the north of Xixi Town, called "Phoenix Pond", the water of the pond was rippling in the past, and it was crystal clear. Legend has it that the seven daughters of the Queen Mother often came here to bathe. Legend has it that the seven fairies were deeply moved by Dong Yong's diligence and filial piety, one day with the help of the sisters, they came to the world by crane, and the place where the seven fairies took the crane to the earth, was named "Crane Tulun, that is, Shedong Village, Tainan Town, Dongzhuang is called "Hedong", and Xizhuang is called "Hexi".

After the seven fairies descended to earth, they met Dong Yong in the "Eighteen-Mile Estuary" in the south of Xixi, and then under the old locust tree near the "Eighteen-Mile Estuary", the two worshiped heaven and earth and became relatives. Over time, the village next to the eighteen-mile estuary also became the "estuary" village (now Tainan Town).

There is an ancient well in the backyard of Xixi West Guangfu Temple, called "silk reeling well", it does not dry up in the year of great drought, and it is said that it is a well where the seven fairies draw water and reel silk when they weave 300 horses of cloud brocade for the family of the elder Cao in order to help Dong Yong redeem himself. Qing Jiaqing's "Dongtai County Chronicles" contains: "The wellhead is small and the middle is deep, the taste is extremely sweet, the drought does not dry up, every spring is deep, the well grows grass roots, and people think that the fairy trace cloud."