How do you think this kind of relationship will end?

You are you, he is he, you are you.

Don't take things as a whole.

Take everything apart and look at it. Analyze them one by one.

1.If you have a wife, this woman is you.

2.Ario Rashiki.

3.Your metaphor makes you want to hook up with Rashiki.

The end result is nothing more than two:

1.Hook up successfully.

2.Hookup failed.

Let's start with the first one.

If you succeed in hooking up with Luo Fu, then you are an abandoned woman. It's a result.

The second way, if the hookup fails, then you will have three options.

1.I'll come back to you.

2.Continue to pester.

3.Find another woman.

Of the three, only the first one is the most sensible.

So in the end, there will be two endings.

1.So that Jun and Rashiki live a happy and sweet life.

2-1 The envoy is with you again, but there will certainly be a rift between you.

2-2. You have rejected the ruler, and you have become wiser and wiser.

Don't let yourself live so painfully, or you cut it off between you, or he cut it off between them, don't think about anything else. That wouldn't be a wise choice.

Go up the mountain to pick turnips, and go down the mountain to meet the deceased husband.

Kneel down and ask the deceased husband, what is the newcomer like?

Although the newcomer is good, he is not as good as the old man.

The colors are similar, but the claws are not the same.

The newlywed enters through the door, and the old man goes through the door.

New artificial weaving, so artificial weaving.

One horse per day, more than five zhang of weaving.

Compare the newcomer to the original, and the newcomer is not as good as the old.

From "Han Yuefu Poetry Collection". The title of the work is "Arifu Rashiki".

The southeast corner of the sunrise, according to my Qin's building. The Qin family has a good daughter, and her name is Luo Fu. Luo Fu likes sericulture, the south corner of the city.

The green silk is the cage system, and the cinnamon branch is the cage hook. There is a bun on his head and a bright moon pearl in his ears. Xiangqi is the lower skirt, and Ziqi is the upper skirt.

When the walker saw Luo Fu, he took his beard and beard. When the young man saw Luo Shi, he took off his hat and held his head. The ploughman forgets his plow, and the hoe forgets his hoe.

Come and return to resent, but sit and watch Luofu.

The envoy came from the south, and the five horses hesitated. The envoy sent the officials to ask who was the concubine? The Qin family has a good daughter, and her name is Luo Fu.

What is the year of Luoshi? "Twenty is not enough, fifteen is more than enough". Envoy Jun Xie Luoshi:

Would you rather co-load? Luo Fu preemptively said: "What a fool to make you!"

So that the king has his own wife, and Luo Fu has his own husband.

The language of Ario Rashiki has a clear tendency towards algae harvesting, which is mainly reflected in the first and third stanzas. These form a unified narrative style. It is this kind of "beauty" that is consistent with Luo Fu's appearance and inside that deeply touches all the kind people, whether it is the elderly, the young man, or the people who are ploughing and hoeing, they are all overwhelmed by the beauty of Luo Fu, and they forget everything when they see her.

This is in "Mo Shangsang", the original meaning of this sentence is not good, I feel that it is better not to use it indiscriminately.

The envoy is a powerful man who wants to occupy Luo Fu, but Luo Fu does not obey, and he says this sentence, so that the king is a negative image, and he is a kind of powerful villain who loves to rob the wives and daughters of the common people in the Han Dynasty, and is spurned by others.

"So that you have a wife, Luo Fu has a husband" means that you have a wife, and I, Luo Fu, also have a husband, and each of them has a family. These are the words of Luo Fu's refusal to envoy king. It is also used to refer to the fact that they meet too late, and even if they fall in love, they cannot be together, and they cannot hurt their respective partners.

is similar to the poem in Zhang Ji's "Song of the Festival Women" in the Tang Dynasty: "Returning the pearl to tears, I hate to meet when I am not married." ”

This sentence comes from the Han Yuefu folk song "Mo Shang Sang", "Mo Shang Sang" five-character ancient poem, is a Yuefu poem in the Han Dynasty, first seen in the Southern Dynasty Shen Yue compiled the "Song Shu Lezhi", entitled "Yan Ge Luo Fu Xing".

From her fluent and decreet answers, it can also be seen that she is cheerful, lively, generous, confident in herself, and good at using wisdom to protect herself from infringement. After reading the poem, people's affection for Luo Fu is deeper and more sincere than the attitude of the forgetful observers in the poem, because they are only attracted by Luo Fu's appearance, but the reader admires Luo Fu's character.

so that the gentleman has a wife, and Luo Fu has a husband", tells the story of two people who have no fate, and Li Shangyin's "return the pearl to tears, hate to meet when you are not married" has the same effect. "Let the gentleman have a wife, and Luo Fu has a husband", not only poured out the yearning and attachment to fresh feelings, but also had to bow to reality. The ancients attached great importance to marriage, paying attention to the words of the matchmaker of their parents, and began to distribute them when women were twelve or thirteen years old.

After getting married, most of them spent their lives in the courtyard. Therefore, ancient emotions are both precious and rare. Especially after the words of the matchmaker of the parents, I met the one I liked but couldn't love it, leaving a lifetime of regrets.

From the folk song "Mo Shangsang" of Han Yuefu, there is such a sentence in it"So that the king has his own wife, and Luo Fu has his own husband. "。It means that I have a husband, and you also have a wife.

Meaning: I have a sweetheart, you also have a daughter-in-law, don't pester me anymore.

One has a husband, the other has a wife, and the name is added.

Yuefu poem "Mo Shang Sang" or "Sunrise Southeast Corner Travel". "Mo Shang Sang" is a Yuefu poem in the Han Dynasty, which was first seen in the "Song Shu Lezhi" compiled by Shen Yue in the Southern Dynasty, entitled "Yan Ge Luo Fu Xing". The poem was also included in Xu Ling's "Yutai New Song" of the Southern Dynasty, entitled "Sunrise in the Southeast Corner".

Guo Maoqian's "Yuefu Poetry Collection" in the Zhao and Song dynasties included the poem in "Xianghe Lyrics".