What story did the East Palace tell?

The East Palace is a novel created by contemporary writers. First published in July, 20 10.

The novel tells the love-hate relationship between Xiaofeng, a cool country in the west, and Li Chengyin, the prince of the Eastern Palace in the Central Plains. The novel's love narrative is vivid and meticulous, the characters are delicate and full, and the ending is sad and decisive, which reflects the tragic love creation that the author is good at.

The content is as follows: For Xiaofeng, Gu Xiaowu, a former tea merchant in China, although talkative and cunning, often played tricks on himself, but he saved himself, killed the baiwenhang king for himself and caught a hundred fireflies for himself, so he should stay with him forever and never give up.

For Li Chengyin, Xiaofeng is so pure and natural, which embodies the free and easy, relaxed and happy life of Gu Xiaowu with her. In front of Xiaofeng, he doesn't have to pretend or defend himself. He can be himself and make public.

They tease cats and gerbils, ride camels, drink and quarrel. This kind of life has never happened before. They should stay with her forever and spend the rest of their lives together.

However, he also brought her bloody genocide. The narrator was destroyed, A Niang committed suicide, and Xiaofeng was forced to embark on a dangerous road of intimacy. On the way, Xiaofeng, who decided to escape, jumped into the river in the confrontation with Li Chengyin, only to find that Li Chengyin jumped with him, and they forgot everything from then on.

Feng Xiao, who lost his memory, became a crown princess trapped in Chengwei. The East Palace, where people came and went, was full of danger inside and outside, but he just treated her coldly. When the frozen memory finally broke through the imprisonment, separated by deep-rooted infatuation and blood feud, their former vows of eternal love filled their eyes with tears, but for Xiaofeng, their hearts were as white as ashes.

The novel tells the love tragedy between Xiaofeng, a cool country in the west, and Li Chengyin, the prince of the Eastern Palace in the Central Plains. In the first half of the novel, Xiaofeng and Li Chengyin are heartless, and their thoughts and acting skills are not on the same channel.

Judging from their initial intersection, there is no marriage feeling between them. Every time you appear on the same stage, you either accuse the quarrel or attack each other. For example, for the first time, Li Chengyin went to Xiaofeng's bedroom for the night, but they were not intimate and gentle. Instead, I quarreled because of the quilt.

It was not until Li Chengyin fell ill and had a high fever that Xiaofeng went to visit under the persuasion of Yong Niang. There are a series of frolic interactions between them, such as medicine filling, knife fighting and kissing. And readers are aware of this little feeling.

Especially when Li Chengyin sent phoeny a mandarin duck sash, phoeny didn't appreciate the unpretentious mutual affection implied in the prince's practical joke in the face of the whispering of the palace ladies and the reprimand of the queen.

In the second half of the novel, Xiaofeng regained her memory, and the disturbing love between the hero and heroine made the novel firmly grasp the reader's heart. The love view of women in the works, which is always in a passive and subordinate position, should also be reflected and criticized.

The hero and heroine love each other deeply, but they don't know each other, know each other, care for each other, and finally end in tragedy. Xiaofeng, even if she has a strong self-esteem, even if she struggles, she can only retaliate against Li Chengyin by self-destruction.