What did Liu, the hero of The Lion Roar, shout?

I think Liu's roar is furious and loud. She growled not only a curse, but also an exhortation to her husband to make progress and work hard. This shows that the improvement of women's social status at that time had a certain dominance in the family.

The word "lion roar" was invented by the great writer Su Shi. It is said that in the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a scholar named Chen Jichang. This person likes to make friends, often takes a group of people to his house to eat and drink, and likes whoring. He is a real man. His wife was very angry about it. Couples often bicker about it. Liu's quarrelling skills are very deep. As soon as she opens her mouth, it is estimated that her voice is echoing all over the street.

The poet Su Dongpo doesn't blame him for being afraid of his wife's embarrassment. He thought he was a disgrace to men, so he wrote a limerick to tease him. Liu is from Hedong, so Hedong in The Lion Roar refers to Liu. Su Shi used the word lion roar to describe Liu's irritability, which is really vivid.

Actually, she didn't shout anything special. Her husband likes eating, drinking, visiting brothels and marrying concubines. How can that woman put up with such a man? Therefore, there is often an episode between husband and wife. Liu, who is honest and frank, is angry and scolds her husband to death at the top of his voice.

But I think her roar may not only be jealousy, but a large part may be persuasion and encouragement. After all, every woman wants her man to be successful in the official career and get ahead, and Liu Ye is no exception. At that time, social thought was more open, women's status was also improved, and they dared to intervene in men's affairs. However, these are all because of love. It is because of love that two people quarrel. It's a bad thing if two people don't even quarrel.