A Thousand Years of Wind, a Jar of Vinegar (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: Yun Xiaoying
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: As the saying goes, "Fear of one's wife" is equal for all! Since the old Mr. Su Dongpo invented the "Roaring River Lion's Roar," the "feisty wife," the "wild girlfriend," and the "black-temple mistress" have become popular in the world. Thus, "The wife's scolding at night, tears falling, how many!" This is the behavior of ordinary people! However, "fearing one's wife" can lead to elegance, "fearing one's wife" can lead to a prosperous era, "fearing one's wife" can lead to fame. Looking back at the 5,000-year history of the vast Chinese civilization, the famous Tang Dynasty prime minister Fang Xianling was a Chinese! With this book in hand, you can dream of being a horse and return to the beginning of the Kaiyuan era in the Tang Dynasty. In a flash, the wise yet foolish Fang Xianling, the fierce yet virtuous Fang Lady, the beautiful and devoted Princess Chang'an, the wise and strategic Wei Zheng, the funny and comical Cheng Yaojin, the wise Li Shimin who accepts advice like a flowing stream, and the treacherous and cunning Wen Yao—all these vivid historical figures come to life, together weaving a love drama set in state affairs with "Fang" (referring to sexual matters) and mixed with state affairs. Clicking on them, we seem to be savoring an extraordinary erotic feast of the Tang Dynasty, opening a magnificent homepage of the Tang Dynasty's beginning where the emperor and his ministers work together to create a prosperous era, and contemplating the eternal theme of "love above all, lust below all, tempering extravagance, and removing lust." Because those love stories filled with jealousy have made "jealousy" an eternal fashion for all Chinese around the world.