Nalan Rongruo's introduction, as well as famous poems
Nalan Rongruo (1655 - 1685), also known as Rongruo, was a famous writer, poet, and poet during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. He was known as the "number one Ci poet in the Qing Dynasty" and one of the most outstanding Nalanxing virtues in the history of Chinese literature. Nalan Rongruo was born into a noble family. His ancestor was the Manchurian Yellow Banner man. Nalan's father, Nalan Chengde, was an official in the Qing Dynasty. Nalan Rongruo was smart and studious since childhood. When she was 17 years old, she was selected by Emperor Kangxi to enter the capital to participate in the imperial examination. As a result, she obtained the first place and became a palace attendant. In the palace, Nalan Rongruo met many excellent poetry creators, including Emperor Kangxi himself, which greatly developed and improved his literary talent. Nalan Rongruo's representative works included "Song of Everlasting Regret,""Huanxi Sand,""Nalan Ci," etc."Song of Everlasting Regret" was a classic in the history of Chinese literature and was known as "eternal love poem." In addition to literary works, Nalan Rongruo had also created a large number of poems. The style of his poems was fresh and natural, and his emotions were sincere. They were deeply loved and respected by people. Nalan Rongruo's famous poems included: 1. Drinking Water Ci: This is Nalan Rongruo's most famous poem, depicting the scene of Nalan and his lover drinking water, expressing his persistence and determination towards love. 2.<<Huanxi Sand>>: This poem used fresh and natural language to describe Nalan's mood and living environment, expressing his perception and thoughts about life. 3. Nalan Ci: This is one of Nalan Rongruo's representative works. It contains all his poems and is an important material to understand Nalan Rongruo's literary career and inner world.
