The Poetry of Jiajing

There were many poems in Jiajing, including Four Poems in the East Garden (Written in the Summer and Autumn of Jiajing Gengyin), Jiajing Palace Ci·Li Li Jin Wu Shu Ying Fan, Jiajing Palace Ci·Yu Mao Nian Shi Jin Wei, Jiajing Palace Ci·Small Car Flying to Xuandu, etc. In addition, Jiajing also had some other poems, but the specific content was not mentioned.

Jiajing's favorite poem was a poem from Li Ao's "Presented to the Eminent Monk Wei Yan of Medicine Mountain (Part 1)":"Clouds in the blue sky and water in the bottle". This poem expressed a state of life, that is, not to control the heart with external things, but to respect the development of the law of objective things. Jiajing recited this poem in the first episode of "Ming Dynasty 1566," which meant to tell Yan Song, Xu Jie, and others that they each had their own role and value. Don't fight and do what you should do. This poem also became the power of the Jiajing Emperor and the heart-washing medicine for ordinary people.

Liu Jiajing was a Chinese web novelist. His main works included Battle Through the Heavens, The Peak of Martial Arts, The Great Dominator, and so on. "Battle Through the Heavens" was a web novel with a fantasy theme. It told the story of the main character, Xiao Yan, who rose up during his training. The novel's plot was complicated and the characters were full, which was loved by the readers. "The Peak of Martial Refinement" was a web novel with a martial arts theme. It told the story of the main character Xiao Yan's rise through training. Not only did the novel contain intense battle scenes, but it also contained many profound character descriptions and philosophical thoughts. It was hailed as a classic work of Chinese online literature. " The Great Ruler " was a web novel with a fantasy theme. It told the story of the protagonist Mu Chen's rise in cultivation. Not only did the novel contain intense battle scenes, but it also contained many profound character descriptions and philosophical thoughts. It was hailed as a classic work of Chinese online literature. These are Liu Jiajing's main works. These works are loved and sought after by the majority of readers.

Emperor Jiajing's evaluation of Hai Rui was that they had no father or ruler, and had abandoned their country and family. These words were given to Hai Rui by Jiajing after the two of them had a face-off in prison after Hai Rui had submitted the " Public Security Report " to Jiajing. Jiajing believed that Hai Rui had no father and no ruler, which meant that Hai Rui had lost their father when they were young and was raised by their mother, while abandoning their country and family meant that when Hai Rui criticized Sejong, they had disregarded their own safety and resolutely abandoned their family and national interests. This evaluation was Jiajing's true opinion of Hai Rui, and it also reflected the role that Hai Rui had played in society and their actions.

The most beautiful Qing Ci in Jiajing was written by many literati, among which Yuan Wenrong and Gu Dingchen's works were highly praised. Yuan Wenrong's couplet," The Black Tortoise of Luoshui first presented auspicious signs. The Yin number is nine, the Yang number is nine, and the nine nine is eighty-one. The number is connected to the Tao, and the Tao is connected to the Primeval Lord. It is sincere. The red phoenix of Mount Qi is auspicious. The male calls six, and the female calls six. The sound is heard in the sky. The Emperor of Jiajing is born, and he lives forever." It was widely praised. Gu Dingchen's seven chapters of Buxu Ci were also highly appreciated by Emperor Jiajing, so he was called the " Prime Minister of Qing Ci." These poems expressed the praise and blessing of the emperor and the country with gorgeous words and profound artistic conception.

There were several reasons why Emperor Jiajing did not protect Yan Song. First of all, Yan Song was the scapegoat of Jiajing. For twenty years, he had been willing to take the blame for the emperor. During the reign of Jiajing, the country faced chaos, corruption, emptiness of the national treasury, invasion of foreign enemies and other problems. Jiajing was unwilling to take responsibility, so he chose Yan Song as a scapegoat. Secondly, Jiajing wanted to maintain his image as a monarch, and Yan Song, as a loyal and capable subordinate, could help Jiajing maintain his ruling position. In addition, Jiajing also admired Yan Song's ability and thought that he was a rare subordinate. Therefore, Jiajing chose to keep Yan Song and not execute him. To sum up, the reason why Jiajing did not protect Yan Song was because of personal interests and the needs of governance.

Xu Jie wrote to Jiajing: "How can I bear to leave the nine heavens and meet the destiny of heaven? My heart is sad to rule the four seas and mourn the common people."

The relationships between the people of the Jiajing Emperor era were as follows: 1 Jiajing Emperor: The fifth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He ascended the throne in 1551 and died in 1565. Emperor Longwu, the eldest son of Emperor Jiajing, succeeded to the throne in 1556 and died in 1567. 3. Emperor Longqing: The eldest son of Emperor Longwu ascended the throne in 1560 and died in 1572. 4. Emperor Wanli: The eldest son of Emperor Longqing ascended the throne in 1572 and died in 1620. Emperor Taichang: The eldest son of Emperor Wanli ascended the throne in 1620 and died in 1644. Emperor Jiajing and Emperor Longqing: Emperor Jiajing and Emperor Longqing were father and son. Emperor Wanli and Emperor Longqing: Emperor Wanli and Emperor Longqing were brothers. The mother of Emperor Jiajing and Emperor Longqing: The mother of Emperor Jiajing was Empress Dowager Cisheng, and the mother of Emperor Longqing was Empress Dowager Xiaosheng. Emperor Longqing and Emperor Wanli: Emperor Longqing and Emperor Wanli were brothers. Qing Taizu: Qing Taizu Nurhachi established the Qing Dynasty in 1616. Emperor Kangxi, the great-great-grandson of Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, succeeded the throne in 1661 and was the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty. 12 Shizong (Emperor Yongzheng): The eldest son of Emperor Kangxi, Emperor Yongzheng, succeeded to the throne in 1722 and was the seventh emperor of the Qing Dynasty. 13 Gaozong (Emperor Qianlong): The eldest son of Emperor Yongzheng, Emperor Qianlong, succeeded to the throne in 1735 and was the eighth emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Empress Xiaozhuang Wen: The queen of Qing Taizu Nurhachi was also the first Empress Xiaozhuang Wen of the Qing Dynasty.

There are many books about the Jiajing Emperor. The following are some books that might be helpful: History of the Ming Dynasty: History of the Ming Dynasty is one of the most important historical works in ancient China. It includes the life stories and historical events of Emperor Jiajing. This book is one of the important references in ancient Chinese historical documents. It is of great significance to understand the history and culture of the Ming Dynasty. 2. The Record of Emperor Jiajing: The Record of Emperor Jiajing was the official diary of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty. It recorded his political decisions and actions every day, as well as his thoughts and feelings. This book was an important document for studying the Jiajing Emperor and also an important reference material for understanding the political and cultural background of the Ming Dynasty. " Those Things in the Ming Dynasty ":" Those Things in the Ming Dynasty " was a famous novel in the history of Chinese literature. It described the growth process and historical events of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty. This book included the life stories and historical events of Emperor Jiajing, which was of great reference value for understanding the history and culture of the Ming Dynasty. 4. Records of Longqing's Public Affairs: Records of Longqing's Public Affairs is a notebook written by an official during the Longqing period of the Ming Dynasty. It records his thoughts and observations on politics, military affairs, culture, and other aspects. This book included the life story and historical events of Emperor Jiajing, which was of great significance for understanding the political and cultural background of the Ming Dynasty. 5. The Great Rites of the Jiajing Emperor: The Great Rites of the Jiajing Emperor was a book of etiquette from the Ming Dynasty that recorded the court etiquette and official ceremonies of the Jiajing Emperor. This book was an important reference for understanding the court culture and etiquette of the Ming Dynasty.

Ancient poetry and modern poetry are both literary forms with different characteristics and development processes. Ancient poetry originated from China. After a long period of evolution and development, it formed a variety of different poetry styles, such as Tang poetry, Song poetry, Yuan poetry, etc. Ancient poems were usually beautiful in language, harmonious in rhythm, profound in thought, and far-reaching in artistic conception. They often expressed the author's feelings and values by describing the natural landscape, expressing feelings, and expressing the thoughts of the characters. Modern poetry originated in the early 20th century, after the New Culture Movement, the May 4th Movement and other periods of development and change, the form and style of modern poetry was formed. Modern poetry was featured by concise language, freedom of form, and creativity, focusing on expressing the author's feelings and thoughts. Modern poetry usually uses poetic forms such as modernism, post-modernism, symbolism, expressionism, etc. There are also different schools and styles such as lyric poetry, narrative poetry, philosophical poetry, etc. Both ancient poetry and modern poetry had their own unique characteristics and development process, each representing different literary schools and cultural traditions.