What does it mean to be a West Lake talented woman?

In other words, there are many talented women around the West Lake. The West Lake is not only home to beauties, but also a gathering place for talented women.

Of course, it is also because of the outstanding people there. There are also some legends running through it.

The oldest and well-known legend is undoubtedly the White Snake. In May, the Dragon Boat Festival appears in the shape of a snake, but her loyalty and dedication to love, her spirit of sacrifice, and her kindness and friendship to the people have won the respect and praise of the people, which in some ways has expanded the popularity of West Lake among the people.

Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are well-known legends, but not many know that Wansong Academy, where they were classmates for three years, is right next to the West Lake. Nowadays, Wansong Academy has become a place for charity blind dates in Hangzhou, and it is also a place for parents to go on blind dates for their children. It will be interesting for the future father-in-law and mother-in-law to chat with each other.

Two of the four major Chinese legends happened in the West Lake. Among them, the story of Meng Jiangnu jumping into the sea is said to have happened in Jiaxing, Zhejiang. This place in Zhejiang is really full of outstanding people. I sincerely sigh.

Su Xiaoxiao was a famous prostitute in Hangzhou during the Southern Qi Dynasty. This person had the appearance of a brothel, her talents were outstanding, and she was deeply admired by all walks of life. However, as the saying goes, beauty is always too short-lived, the god of death came to this unprecedented beauty when she was 19 years old. "The willows of Suzhou are praised by you, and there are also the children of Shengguan in Qiantang. If you are looking for love and love, the Su family is deep in the green poplars." Mr. Bai Juyi also seems to be a romantic seed. She did not keep chastity but only kept beauty, letting a male world revolve around her capricious moods. In the end, a serious illness was about to take away her life, but she was calm and content. She felt that dying in her youth would leave the most beautiful image to the world. She even believed that the visit of the God of Death when she was nineteen years old was the best blessing God had given her. This view is quite touching. Now there is Su Xiaoxiao's tomb under the pines and cypresses of Xiling Bridge, with the inscription "Su Xiaoxiao's Tomb in Qiantang" written on it. Next to it is Wu Song's tomb. Haha, a hero should be accompanied by a beautiful woman.

Zhu Shuzhen is a talented woman mentioned in the history of ancient literature. His father once served as an official in western Zhejiang and his family was well off. Young Yinghui, well versed in classics and history, good at writing and painting, proficient in music and rhythm, and especially good at poetry. Known as a talented woman. Because her parents made the decision, she married a woman who had different interests and interests. After marriage, her life was very unsatisfactory and she ended up depressed. The works were burned by his parents, and later generations compiled them into "The Broken Heart Collection" that was circulated widely. The widely circulated "Shengchazi": "...the willow branches on the moon, people make appointments after dusk", has long been believed to be written by Zhu Shuzhen, and recently the academic community believes that it is actually written by Ouyang Xiu. His tomb is in Qingzhiwu, Hangzhou.

Li Huiniang, said to be Jia Sidao's concubine, lived in Hongmei Pavilion next to Baopu Taoist Temple. One day, she looked at the lake in Hongmei Pavilion and saw two beautiful boys. She exclaimed: What beautiful boys! Her husband asked her if she wanted to marry the young man, and he could prepare a dowry for her. Later, her husband opened a box in front of all the concubines and said it was for her dowry, but it turned out to be her head. Later, a drama was written, and the spirit of the grievance remained and turned into a ghost, seeking revenge on Jia Sidao.

Li Qingzhao, a female writer from Shandong in the Southern Song Dynasty, everyone must have heard of her. Born in a family of famous officials, he had a photographic memory when he was young, spoke amazingly, and read a lot of books. The magnificent mountains and rivers of Qilu nurtured Qingzhao's creative spirit, and she became famous and outstanding in her teenage years. After marriage, Li Qingzhao and her husband fell in love with each other, and they were like glue. "The husband is like a good friend." After the Jingkang Incident, when Li Qingzhao was forty-six years old, Zhao Mingcheng received an imperial edict from Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty appointing him as the magistrate of Huzhou. Since he had received the imperial edict, he had to rush to Nanjing immediately to see the emperor. Unable to bear the pain, he fell ill and died on the way. He died on the eighteenth day of the month. Li Qingzhao was forty-nine years old. He was living in Hangzhou. He fell ill in the spring and became more and more critical in the summer. At this time, Zhang Ruzhou cleverly deceived his younger brother into marrying him. Zhang Ruzhou's purpose was to plunder the cultural relics in Li Qingzhao's hands. If he didn't, he would beat her more and more every day. Li Qingzhao regarded his personality as more precious than his life, so he decided to break up with him whenever he could stand such cowardice. But in feudal society, it was not easy for women to get divorced. In desperation, Li Qingzhao took a dead end and reported Zhang Ruzhou's crime of deceiving the emperor. It turned out that Zhang Ruzhou was very proud after marrying Li Qingzhao, so he used it to brag about his cheating and passing the imperial examination. This is of course treason.

Ding Ling, who has a cheerful personality, actually proposed to live with two men. They actually spent some time together on the edge of Geling near West Lake. However, Hu Yepin couldn't hold on anymore and returned to Shanghai to find his friend Shen Congwen. Shen Congwen told him how husband and wife should get along, and Hu Yepin returned to Hangzhou the next day. In the end, Feng Xuefeng left Hangzhou, and Hu Yepin and Ding Ling reconciled. Ding Ling watched Feng Xuefeng leave and return to Hu Yepin's side with her heart pounding.

Lu Yin, a native of Minhou, Fujian, was a female writer as famous as Bing Xin during the May Fourth Movement. She rarely received love from her parents since she was a child, and her life was also very bumpy. All of this made her inner sadness and loneliness strongly revealed in her works. After the May 4th Movement, I met Guo Mengliang, a married student from Peking University. They shared the same goals and "unknowingly became good friends." In 1923, he married Guo in Shanghai and went to Hangzhou for their honeymoon. Guo died of illness in 1925, leaving behind his daughter Guo Weixuan, who was less than one year old. Lu Yin fell into a huge spiritual crisis and drank and sang sadly all day long.

The West Lake is a place where no one dares to be frivolous, because the West Lake has been gloriously chosen by the heroic spirits, and the West Lake is the best habitat for great minds. From this, I think of Valéry's poem: What a reward. After some contemplation, you finally have to look far away at the tranquility of the gods...