Jing Chai Ji

" Jing Chai Ji " was a Southern opera script that told the love story of Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian. Wang Shipeng was a scholar in Wenzhou during the Southern Song Dynasty. He grew up with Qian Yulian. They used a wooden hairpin as a betrothal gift to become husband and wife, and swore never to betray each other. However, they faced all kinds of difficulties and obstacles, including the coercion of the powerful and the tricks of the villains. Wang Shipeng insisted on loyalty and refused the temptation of wealth. In the end, he was demoted to a remote place. Qian Yulian resisted the forced marriage of the wealthy and threw herself into the river, but she was lucky enough to be rescued. After a series of twists and turns, they finally reunited. The Story of Jing Chai was known as one of the four great southern classical Chinese operas. It had won many awards and was very popular on the opera stage.

The Story of the Hairpin of the Thorns tells the love story of Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian. Wang Shipeng was a scholar in Wenzhou during the Southern Song Dynasty. He grew up with Qian Yulian. They used a wooden hairpin as a betrothal gift to become husband and wife, and swore never to betray each other. However, they faced all kinds of difficulties and obstacles, including the coercion of the powerful and the provocation of the villains. They had experienced separation and difficulties, but in the end, they had successfully overcome the difficulties and reunited as husband and wife. "Jing Chai Ji" used "faith" as the theme, praising the traditional Chinese virtues of keeping promises and loyalty.

" Jing Chai Ji " was a Southern opera script. It told the story of Wenzhou scholar Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian, who had gone through hardships and finally reunited with each other. Wang Shipeng married Qian Yulian with the hairpin as a betrothal gift. Later, Wang Shipeng won the top scholar, but he refused the Prime Minister's forced marriage and was demoted to a remote place. Sun Ruquan, a rich man, plotted to occupy Yulian and forged Wang Shipeng's letter to lure Yulian's stepmother to force her to remarry. Amelia did not listen and threw herself into the river, but was rescued. After Wang Shipeng learned the news of his wife's death, he was extremely sad and vowed not to marry again. In the end, the husband and wife were finally reunited. "Jing Chai Ji" used "faith" as the theme, praising the traditional Chinese virtues of keeping promises and loyalty.

The main content of Jing Chai Ji was about the story of Wenzhou scholar Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian during the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang Shipeng was a talented scholar from a poor family. He and Qian Yulian grew up together and fell in love. Jade Lotus rejected the proposal of the rich Sun Ruquan and chose to marry Shi Peng with the Jing hairpin as a betrothal gift, and vowed never to betray each other. However, Shipeng refused the Prime Minister's offer to marry into his family and was demoted to Chaozhou, while Yulian was forced to remarry to Sun Ruquan. Amelia threw herself into the river in anger, but was rescued and fled to another place. In the end, Shi Peng died of illness after learning of his wife's encounter, and Yu Lian also heard the misinformation about Shi Peng's death. Both of them swore never to marry again. However, five years later, the Prime Minister was demoted and Shipeng was promoted to prefect. When they passed through Wenzhou, the two met again at Jiangxin Temple. Their story was a tribute to loyalty and undying love.

The author of The Story of the Thorn Hairpin was Ke Danqiu.

" Jing Chai Ji " was a Southern opera script. It told the story of Wenzhou scholar Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian, who had gone through hardships and finally reunited with each other. Wang Shipeng married Qian Yulian with the hairpin as a betrothal gift. Later, Wang Shipeng won the top scholar, but he refused the Prime Minister's forced marriage and was demoted to a remote place.

The Yue opera "Jing Chai Ji" was a story about Wang Shipeng, a scholar from Wenzhou, and Qian Yulian, a woman from Shuomen Alley, in the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang Shipeng came from a poor family, but he was talented and grew up with Qian Yulian. They used a wooden hairpin as a betrothal gift to become husband and wife, and swore never to betray each other. However, fate was full of misfortunes. After Wang Shipeng became the top scorer, he encountered a storm, and Qian Yulian almost died in the Ou River. In the end, when the red lights lit up the Ou River on the night of the Lantern Festival, they were reunited with the hairpin. The Yue opera "Jing Chai Ji" emphasized the traditional Chinese virtues of keeping promises and loyalty, which resonated with the audience and had great practical significance.

" Jing Chai Ji " was a Southern opera script that told the story of Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian. Wang Shipeng was a poor scholar. He and Qian Yulian fell in love and became husband and wife with a thorn hairpin as a betrothal gift. However, because Wang Shipeng refused the Prime Minister's forced marriage, he was demoted to Chaozhou. Qian Yulian did not give in to the forced marriage of the rich and powerful. She committed suicide by jumping into the river, but she was rescued and fled to another place. In the end, they stuck to their love in the midst of their difficulties and reunited. The play praised their unyielding chastity and criticized the secular concept of equal social status and despising the poor and loving the rich. There were a total of 48 episodes in the whole play, depicting the stories of Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian in different encounters. The two clues were intertwined.

Jing Chai Ji was a Southern opera script, which told the story of Wenzhou scholar Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian during the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian love each other and marry with Jing hairpin as betrothal gift. However, Wang Shipeng was demoted to Chaoyang because he refused Prime Minister Wanqi's offer, while Qian Yulian was forced to remarry by her stepmother. In desperation, Qian Yulian committed suicide by jumping into the river, but she was rescued and fled to another place. In the end, Wang Shipeng became the prefect of Ji 'an and went to the dock to pay his respects to Qian Zaihe and reunite with Qian Yulian. The whole play showed the unyielding love between Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian, praising the traditional Chinese virtues of keeping promises and loyalty. Jing Chai Ji was very popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was still performed in Kunqu opera, Hunan opera, Sichuan opera, Yunnan opera, Puxian opera, Liyuan opera, Chaozhou opera, Yue opera, etc.

The Yue opera "Jing Chai Ji" was a story about Wang Shipeng, a scholar from Wenzhou, and Qian Yulian, a woman from Shuomen Alley, in the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang Shipeng came from a poor family, but he was talented and grew up with Qian Yulian. They used a wooden hairpin as a betrothal gift to become husband and wife, and swore never to betray each other. However, fate was full of misfortunes. After Wang Shipeng became the top scorer, he encountered a storm, and Qian Yulian almost died in the Ou River. In the end, when the red lights lit up the Ou River on the night of the Lantern Festival, they were reunited with the hairpin. The Yue opera "Jing Chai Ji" emphasized the traditional Chinese virtues of keeping promises and loyalty, which resonated with the audience and had great practical significance.