Resume of Professor Li Dingguang?

Li Dingguang, 1966, from Hefei, Anhui. An expert in classical literature research, he is now a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Humanities, Shanghai Normal University. He graduated from Fudan University in 2003 with a doctorate in literature. He published dozens of novels and essays in his early years. His main research interests are Tang and Song literature and ancient literary theory.

Princess Pearl, as a national idol drama, can be said to be the childhood memories of the post-90 s and post-80 s generation. In the play, there is a love poem that Wei Zi confessed to Erkang, "The mountain has no edges, and heaven and earth are in harmony, so you dare to break the monarch ..." It is a classic, but this poem should actually be "There are no graves on the mountain, and heaven and earth are in harmony ..."

A few days ago, Professor Li Dingguang, academic consultant and proposition leader of China Poetry Society, said in a speech at Fudan University that many lyrics of the TV series Princess Huanzhu were written by himself, such as "The mountain has no edges, and heaven and earth are in harmony", but "Ling" was mistaken for "edge". "There is no mausoleum on the mountain" comes from "Evil in Yuefu Folk Songs", and "mausoleum" is the peak, which means that the mountain has been leveled. According to the understanding in the lyrics, mountains have no edges and corners, but they are meaningless.

In addition, the grass along the Qingqing River was changed by Qiong Yao into grass along the Qingqing River. Many netizens read Professor Li's summary and said: It was all wrong before. What a long experience!