Random talk on historical writing

In daily study, work and life, everyone has been exposed to composition. According to different genres, composition can be divided into narrative, expository, practical and argumentative. Have no clue when writing a composition? The following is my rambling historical composition, welcome to share.

Speaking of history, I think many people will be "at a loss". Stop it! History is really not that terrible.

The difficulty in history is to record and explain a series of human process events. But to put it more popularly, it is a cartoon composed of a bunch of short stories, and many of them are very interesting, not a bunch of boring words.

My personal favorite is the history of the Tang Dynasty, probably because of its prosperity or ups and downs. At that time, Zhang Ju, a scholar, wrote his name on the Big Wild Goose Pagoda after he was drunk in Qujiang, and later scholars followed suit. This is the title of the Wild Goose Pagoda. Bai Juyi is the most famous of these people, and "the youngest among seventeen people is the title of Cienta" was praised by the competition. Unfortunately, Li Deyu, the prime minister of Tang Wuzong, was not a scholar, so he was jealous and ordered people to cancel the title of bachelor.

The poor scholar's name will be removed one day. But many people confuse the late Tang Dynasty, the southern Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, which is really wrong!

When it comes to the late Tang Dynasty, most people's first impression is that Li Cunxiao, the first general in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, arrived, or Li, a great official in the late Tang Dynasty. But the most powerful should be their adoptive father-"crow" Li Keyong. Li Keyong's handsome army is called "Black Crow Army", which is named after its bravery and wearing black armor. It fought in the south and north, laying a piece of land in the later Tang Dynasty. Unfortunately, Zhuang Zong was an anticlimactic man, who was famous when he was young, but indulged in debauchery when he was old. He lost a few possessions in the later Tang Dynasty, which is a typical example of "destroying everything with fatuity". Let's talk about Nantang first. Li Yu, queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, asked how much sorrow you can have, such as the river flowing in the east. If he were not at the emperor's house in his life, he would surely become an enviable master of literature, but he was criticized by other great writers as "worried about adding new words". Unfortunately, in the royal family, his laid-back personality made him an emperor ... in short, he was very incompetent. Poor gentleman, was forced to be sealed by the enemy of the northern army. "If you keep cutting, you are still in chaos. It is parting, not having a taste in my heart. " But his neighbor, compared with him, is even worse. This is Houshu.

The last emperor of Houshu was Meng Changjun, who was both fatuous and extravagant. He had the ability to govern the country, but he chose to give up, be partial to the south of the Yangtze River and provoke the Song Dynasty. In the end, the Song Dynasty sent troops to wipe it out in one fell swoop, which means that Houshu played himself to death. Poor Meng Changjun's favorite concubine, Mrs. Hua Rui, is faithful. When I went to the Palace of the Song Dynasty, I thought of the King of Shu. Later, when he was hunting in Song Taizong, he was shot by accident, which was really unfortunate.

China has been up and down for 5,000 years, and it is unknown today. If you want to know more about ancient history, you might as well read more about literary history!