The Case of Yang Yuelou in the Late Qing Dynasty

We can know that the Four Great Strange Case of the Late Qing Dynasty refers to four eye-catching cases that happened in the late Qing Dynasty. Two of them were named Taiyuan Mystery Case and Yang Naiwu and Little Cabbage. However, these search results did not provide any specific content or description of these strange cases. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to give an accurate answer to the four strange cases of Lao Liang in the late Qing Dynasty.

The Horse Assassination Case was one of the four major cases in the late Qing Dynasty. The Horse Assassination Case referred to Zhang Wenxiang's assassination of Ma Xinyi, the governor of the two rivers. This case happened in the ninth year of Tongzhi. Ma Xinyi was assassinated in the drill ground outside the Nanjing City Governor's Office. At the time of the incident, the horse was reviewing the soldiers 'drills. Zhang Wenxiang suddenly rushed out of the crowd and stabbed the horse's vital parts. Ma Xinyi later died from his injuries. Zhang Wenxiang was captured on the spot. The truth of this case was still confusing, causing widespread speculation and discussion.

You can watch the TV series " The Strange Injustice of Pink Ink " for free on the iQiyi website. This drama told the story of Yang Yuelou, one of the four major unjust cases in the Qing Dynasty. Yang Yuelou was a famous Beijing actor. He had a deep love affair with Jiang Yanzhu, a geisha from Jiangnan. At the same time, he also had plans to marry Tang Biyu, the daughter of a noble family. However, in order to maintain the family's reputation, the Tang family plotted to put Yang Yuelou in prison. With the help of his friends, Yang Yuelou was finally changed by Empress Dowager Cixi and exiled to the border. The drama had a total of 20 episodes, with Xu Xiaojian, Ru Ping, and other stars as the main actors.

The late Qing Dynasty referred to the period from 1900 to 1912, which was an important period of modern Chinese literature. Many excellent literary works emerged. Among them, the more famous authors were Lu Xun, Lao She, Mao Dun, Xu Zhimo, Jin Yong, and others. These.

The love story between Yang Yuelou and Wei Abao happened in the late Qing Dynasty. Wei Abao was the daughter of a wealthy businessman. She was only seventeen years old. After watching Yang Yuelou's performance, she fell in love with him. Wei Abao took the initiative to pursue his love and wrote a letter to Yang Yuelou to express his longing and hope to get engaged with him. However, Yang Yuelou didn't dare to easily agree to Wei Abao's request because of his humble identity and social status. Wei Abao fell ill because he was rejected. When her mother found out, she decided to help her daughter realize this love. She sent someone to tell Wei Abao of Yang Yue Tower about his true feelings and invited him to her home to prepare for the engagement. However, after Wei Abao's uncle learned of it, he firmly opposed this marriage, thinking that it was a good and cheap marriage, which was a disgrace to the family. In order to avoid his uncle's interference, Wei Abao's mother decided to use the method of kidnapping the bride and sent Wei Abao to Yang Yue Lou's residence. However, after his uncle learned about it, he reported Yang Yuelou to the county government, accusing him of abducting his niece. In the end, Yang Yuelou was sentenced and Wei Abao was sentenced to 200 slaps on the face. He was also sentenced to Pushan Hall choosing another marriage partner. This love story attracted widespread attention from the media and public opinion at that time.

The marriage between Yang Yuelou and Wei Abao was a tragic love story in a feudal society. Yang Yuelou was a popular Beijing opera actress, while Wei Abao was the daughter of a wealthy businessman. Although the two loved each other deeply, according to the feudal law at that time, people of low status and people of high status were not allowed to marry. Yang Yuelou was an actress with a lowly status, while Wei Abao was the daughter of a rich family. Their marriage was thus hindered. Wei Abao loved Yang Yuelou deeply, so he ignored the traditional etiquette and wrote a love letter to Yang Yuelou. However, Yang Yuelou knew that there was a huge gap between his identity and Wei Abao's, so he rejected Wei Abao's proposal. As a result, Wei Abao fell into the pain of unrequited love and even suffered from lovesickness. After Wei Abao's mother learned of her daughter's illness, for the sake of her daughter's happiness, she invited Yang Yuelou to her home and agreed to their marriage. Yang Yue Lou was finally moved by love and agreed to this marriage. However, Wei Abao's uncle found out about this marriage and firmly opposed it. He thought that this was a marriage between a good and a bad person, and it was a disgrace to the family. He requested to cancel the marriage immediately. In the end, Wei Abao's uncle reported the case to the government, and the Shanghai County Magistrate, Ye Ting, handled the case as soon as possible. County Magistrate Ye was from Guangdong and strongly opposed the marriage of good and cheap people. Without any interrogation, County Magistrate Ye ordered Yang Yuelou to be tortured and sentenced him to the crime of " swindling money and seducing marriage ". He was banished to the army. Wei Abao was sentenced to 200 slaps on the mouth and was asked to find another partner. This marriage attracted widespread attention at that time and became one of the four strange cases in the late Qing Dynasty. There was a heated discussion on this matter. Some people thought that this law was outdated and conservative, while others thought that it was inappropriate for people with different status to marry. This tragic love story reflected the restrictions of the marriage system on personal happiness under the feudal ethics.

The late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty were two periods that could be listed with reference to the following characteristics: Late Ming Dynasty: - This period usually referred to the period from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th century, which was the period after the fall of the Ming Dynasty. - The politics, economy, and culture of this period had undergone many changes. - The representative works of this period included novels such as Dream of the Red Chamber and Water Margins. - The important figures of this period included Lin Daiyu, Jia Baoyu, and so on. Early Qing Dynasty: - This period usually referred to the early period after the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, that is, the early 17th century. - The politics, economy, and culture of this period had undergone many changes. - The representative works of this period included novels such as Journey to the West and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. - The important figures of this period included Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and others. It should be noted that the above list only represents personal opinions and does not represent historical facts.

There are many books about actors in the late Qing Dynasty that can be referred to by the following titles: Legend of an Actor: This is a novel about the life of an actor in the late Qing Dynasty. The author is a contemporary Chinese. 2 " Legend of the Pear Garden ": This is a novel based on the pear garden culture of the Qing Dynasty. The author is a contemporary Chinese. 3 " Dream of Paris ": This is a novel about the art of European pear garden. The author is France Roland. 4 " Imperial Pear Garden ": This is a novel about the culture of the pear garden and the fate of the actors in the pear garden, using the pear garden in Beijing at the end of the Qing Dynasty as an example. Spring in the Pear Garden: This is a novel based on the performance of Spring in the Pear Garden in Beijing. The author is a contemporary Chinese.

The Four Great Condemnations of the Late Qing Dynasty referred to the late Qing Dynasty. Mao Dun, Lao She, and Ba Jin were also known as the Four Great Condemnations of the novel. These works mainly described the dark side of society and the suffering of the people, reflecting the corruption and cruelty of the feudal system. They were one of the pioneers of modern Chinese literature. The following is a brief introduction of these four works: Diary of a Madman: It is one of the most famous novels. Through the perspective of a mentally ill person, it reveals the decadence and decline of feudal ethics and traditional culture. It deeply ponders over human nature and criticisms of the feudal system. The True Story of Ah Q: It is one of Mao Dun's representative works. Through the description of Ah Q, a low-level character who was inferior, cowardly and shameless, it reveals the poverty, backwardness and corruption of the feudal system in Chinese society at that time, emphasizing the people's strength and the spirit of resistance. Kong Yiji: It is one of Lao She's representative works. Through the story of a poor, upright and kind old drunkard, Kong Yiji, it reveals the division of wealth and poverty in Chinese society at that time and the exploitation of the feudal system. It deeply probes into the dignity and equality of human nature. Teahouse: It is one of Ba Jin's representative works. Through the description of the stories and fates of various characters in the teahouse, it reflects the division of the rich and the poor in Chinese society at that time, the change of teahouse culture and the corruption of the feudal system, emphasizing the strength and resistance of the people.

The political views of the late Qing Dynasty mainly included two aspects: one was to maintain the rule of the Qing Dynasty, and the other was to promote China's modernisation. In terms of maintaining the rule of the Qing Dynasty, the political views of the late Qing Dynasty emphasized "maintaining the Manchu and Han family", which meant maintaining the ruling order of Manchuria and Han in the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, the political views of the late Qing Dynasty also advocated strengthening the ruling power of the Qing Dynasty by strengthening the selection and education of officials to improve the quality of officials and the ability to govern to ensure the stability of the Qing Dynasty. In the aspect of promoting China's modern times, the political views of the late Qing Dynasty put forward a series of reform measures, including the reform of the imperial examination system, the advancement of the Westernization Movement, the learning of western science and technology, the establishment of diplomatic relations, and so on. These reform measures were aimed at strengthening China's national pride and ability to adapt to external pressures and political challenges. The significance of the political proposition of the late Qing Dynasty was that it put forward the solution to China's advancement into the modern era and laid the foundation for China's modern era. By emphasizing the unity of Manchu and Han, strengthening the selection of officials and educating the political views of the late Qing Dynasty, it provided a theoretical basis for China to maintain unity and strengthen its rule; by promoting the Westernization Movement and establishing diplomatic relations, the political views of the late Qing Dynasty provided a practical path for China to learn Western science and technology and integrate into the international community.