How did the story of "mother-in-law tattoo" come down? What are the historical records?

The story of mother-in-law's tattoo was widely circulated and even compiled into textbooks, from the very beginning? Loyal to the country? It has been revised to? Serve the country faithfully? , seems to be conclusive. Is that really the case? In fact, if you think about it carefully, you will know that this is a made-up story. The yard didn't mean to offend Yue Wumu, but it made up some stories out of thin air to render Yue Fei. If Wu Mu was near-re-embodiment, I'm afraid he wouldn't be too happy.

Does Yue Fei have a tattoo on his back? According to the records, there is. This statement comes from "History of Song Dynasty": flying naked with an old nirvana on his back? Serve the country faithfully? Four big characters? .

The atmosphere in the Song Dynasty was open, and getting a tattoo or something was not a big deal. Except for prisoners with golden tattoos on their faces, no one discriminates against tattoos. For example, in The Water Margin, the nine-tattooed dragon Shi Jin is embroidered with dragon and phoenix dances, and there are not a few other tattooed heroes. In this way, it is not an exaggeration for Yue Fei to tattoo in his mind.

However, even if it makes sense in theory, whether Yue Fei has a tattoo on his back is still controversial today. The Four Editions of Jin Tuo, written by Yuefei's grandson York, is the most important historical material for studying Yuefei, and there is no mention of Yuefei's tattoo. The background of this book compiled by York is that Song Xiaozong rehabilitated Yue Fei more than 20 years after his death in 1 162. Until then, Sun Cai catalogued Jin Tuo's works and defended his grandfather.

Jin people are called Yue Fei? Grandpa Yue? , shout? It's easy to shake the mountain, but difficult for Yue Jiajun? Such statements are all made up by Jin Tuo. It is really unbelievable to say that York missed the plot of filial piety and loyalty like her mother-in-law's tattoo. It was not until 180 years later that Yuan Shundi was in Zheng Zheng for three years (1343) that the story of Yue Fei's tattoo appeared in the History of Song Dynasty edited by Yuan Renxiu.

With such original materials, it was not until the Ming Dynasty that the tattoo on Yue Fei's back was stabbed by a craftsman, who was stabbed by his subordinate Zhang Xi 'an. Finally, it was not until the Qing Dynasty that the plot of mother-in-law tattoo appeared in storytelling, which has been passed down to this day.

Obviously, the mother-in-law tattoo can't stand scrutiny. My mother-in-law is an ordinary rural woman, and whether she can read or not is a problem. Moreover, tattooing is a technical job that no one can stab, just regardless of the infection of the wound, and the difficulty of various operations is obviously not Yao Nengsheng's responsibility.

This story, like a cherry tree in Washington hitting Newton's apple, is pure fabrication. It's just fabricated to shape the image of Yue Fei. After the romance of Yue Quanzhuan and the rendering of the current TV series, it is more well known. Yue Fei's status as a national hero has been indisputable since the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The plot of the tattoo is really dispensable and unnecessary.