What is the story of the purple hairpin

The Story of the Purple Hairpin was not an adaptation of any legend. It was based on the story of the traditional Chinese martial arts novel, Dream of the Red Chamber. " Dream of the Red Chamber " was a classic work of ancient Chinese literature. It narrated the life experiences of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and others in feudal society, as well as their love tragedies. " The Purple Hairpin " adapted the main characters and plots of " Dream of the Red Chamber " and added some modern elements. It was a relatively famous martial arts novel.

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Di Xu knew that Ti Lan was a purple hairpin in the 16th episode of Madam Hu Zhu. In this episode, Ti Lan revealed her true identity to Di Xu before she died, and Di Xu learned that Ti Lan was Zi Zi.

The Story of the Golden Hairpin was a play of Huangmei opera, which told different stories in different versions. The story mainly revolved around the experience of a scholar (Liu Wenlong or Wang Jinrong) who went to Beijing to take the exam. On the way, he met a thief, but he cleverly escaped from danger and successfully became the top scorer. He paraded through the streets for three days to celebrate. Prime Minister Cao wanted to take him in as his son-in-law, but he refused because he had parents who were sixty years old and a wife who was three days old. Prime Minister Cao reported to the Emperor that he was sent to the Chanyu Kingdom as an envoy and that the princess was betrothed to him. He was originally unwilling, but after being threatened by Chanyu, he had no choice but to compromise. When the princess learned of his predicament, she sympathized with him and helped him escape in disguise. In the end, he successfully returned to the Imperial Capital to reunite with his wife. However, the information given did not mention the specific details of the plot, so he could not provide more information.

The Record of Hairpins was a mystery novel written by the author of the ancient Chinese novels White Night Journey and The Three Bodies. The story was about a woman named Gao Ding who met a detective named Li Tanhua by chance. She worked with Li Tanhua to investigate a series of murders. In the story, Gao Ding gradually developed a good impression of Li Tanhua because of his excellent reasoning, but Li Tanhua had complicated feelings for her. During the investigation, Gao Ding and Li Tanhua discovered many secrets hidden in daily life and revealed the dark side of society. In the end, Li Tanhua chose to commit suicide because he could not bear the pressure in his heart. Gao Ding also made a choice because of his love for him. The whole story was based on the encounter and emotional entanglement between Gao Ding and Li Tanhua, interwoven with many mysterious events and bizarre murders to show the complexity of the customs and human nature of ancient Chinese society.

The Golden Hairpin was a Huangmei opera, which told the story of Liu Wenlong, a scholar from Nanyang, who went to the capital to take the imperial examination. He met a thief on the road, but he cleverly escaped from danger and successfully became the top scorer. He paraded in the streets for three days to celebrate. Prime Minister Cao wanted to take him in as his son-in-law, but Liu Wenlong refused because he had parents who were sixty years old and a wife who was three days old. Prime Minister Cao reported to the Emperor that Liu Wenlong would be sent to the Chanyu Kingdom as an envoy and that the princess would be betrothed to him. Liu Wenlong was originally unwilling, but after being threatened by Chanyu, he had no choice but to compromise. After the princess learned of his predicament, she sympathized with him and helped him escape in disguise. In the end, Liu Wenlong successfully returned to the Imperial Capital to reunite with his wife. However, the information given did not mention the specific details of the plot, so he could not provide more information.

The ending of The Story of Jing Chai was a reunion. After experiencing a series of twists and turns of fate, Wang Shipeng and Qian Yulian were finally able to meet again and reunite. Their marriage was praised as a loyal and unyielding love. They stuck to their original intentions, regardless of the coercion of power and the shackles of secular concepts. Although the ending was satisfactory, there were still some twists and turns and setbacks in the story.

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The story recorded in the hairpin took place in the Tang Dynasty.

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