Chapter 1490: Only a Thousand Lines of Tears
Qin Hao actually wrote two marriage letters, one for Fuxi to deliver privately, and one for the envoy to deliver in the name of the country.
Of course, the latter has nothing to say. It is all official and not interesting.
As for the marriage letter Fuxi was asked to deliver to Emperor Ming, there was actually no other content in it, only a poem full of affection and sadness.
Due to the poet Bai Zhaoka, the emergence of the top 100 outstanding poets from all dynasties throughout history has raised the level of literature and poetry of the entire era to an extremely high level, so much so that Qin Hao no longer dared to plagiarize poetry at will. I'm afraid I'll bump into some original authors.
Of course, although Qin Hao did not dare to plagiarize casually, but if he was serious, he would still dare to copy poems that had not yet been published, such as Su Shi's "Jiangchengzi Dreams on the 20th day of the first lunar month of Yimao" .
The poem "Jiangchengzi" was written by Su Shi to commemorate his deceased wife. It has nothing to do with Qin Hao and Emperor Ming. Although it is not very good to use it as a love poem, if you taste it carefully, you will find that this poem has something to do with the two of them. Excellent fit.
Ten years of life and death are blurred, without thinking and unforgettable;
It has been exactly ten years since Qin Hao and Emperor Ming met. During these ten years, they have been together less and separated more, and life and death are uncertain. They can only rely on memory to miss each other, but the more they recall, the more they miss each other. Both sides are extremely fond of each other. pain of.
Thousands of miles of lonely tomb, nowhere to speak of desolation;
The two of them experienced the beginning of troubled times. In the past ten years, countless people were killed and injured in the world, and they were not just lonely graves thousands of miles away?
Even if we meet each other, we should not recognize each other;
After their separation, the two met again, but they could only pretend not to know each other, and even fought each other with swords. The pain involved was not something that ordinary people could understand.
In short, if we interpret the poem "Jiangchengzi" from the deeds of Qin Hao and Emperor Ming, we will find that there are many similarities in it. It is not an exaggeration to say that it was written specifically for them.
It is precisely because of this that Qin Hao plagiarized this poem and gave it to Emperor Ming, telling her that he had never forgotten her.
As for the original author of this poem, Su Shi, he is now serving under Qin Hao, and his wife is still alive. Naturally, he will not be able to write the poem "Jiang Chengzi". Even due to different experiences, Su Shi may not be able to write the poem "Jiang Chengzi" in the future. I will never write this poem again.
Therefore, Qin Hao plagiarized this poem so that this literary treasure would not completely disappear in this time and space.
"At night, I suddenly returned home from a deep dream. I was dressing up outside the small window.
They looked at each other without words, only a thousand lines of tears.
It is expected that the broken part of the intestines will be cut off every year, on a bright moonlit night, there will be short pines. "
It has to be said that the lethality of "Jiang Chengzi" is undoubtedly huge, and I am afraid that no woman can bear it, even a strong woman like Emperor Ming.
When Emperor Ming read the sentence "There are no words to say when we look at each other, only a thousand lines of tears", she could no longer control the feelings in her heart, and a line of clear tears unconsciously left the corner of her eyes.
She has been waiting for Qin Hao for ten years. During this period, she also experienced hesitation, pain and confusion. Did she regret it? Is this ten years of persistence really worth it?
But looking at this marriage certificate, she felt that these ten years were worth it, because the person who understood her best in the world was always Qin Hao.
Although this poem is not Qin Hao's original work, his feelings are not fake, and all the experiences he had with Emperor Ming are also true. After all, Emperor Ming is so keen. If Qin Hao's feelings are not sincere, then what will happen? How could Emperor Ming be allowed to remain devoted to him?
Li Qingzhao came up with the ginseng soup and found that Emperor Ming was crying. He couldn't help but stepped forward and asked with a distressed look: "Your Majesty, why are you crying?"
Emperor Ming was stunned and waved his hand. When he saw the tears on his fingertips, he realized that he had cried.
"Maybe it's because I'm happy."
"Happy?"
Li Qingzhao was stunned. People should laugh when they are happy, so how could they cry?
Li Qingzhao was a little difficult to understand, and Emperor Ming naturally would not explain it specifically. After all, the situation between her and Qin Hao was too complicated and could not be explained clearly in a few words.
Just like what Qin Hao said in the song "Moonlight" he sang for her: The impermanence of this world is doomed to hurt those who dare to love. But now that she had finally managed to hold on to the clouds and see the moonlight, how could Emperor Ming be displeased, and such complex emotions were difficult for Li Qingzhao to understand.
"Your Majesty, Governor Zhu has returned to the court." The guard came to report.
"So fast?"
A strange look flashed in Emperor Ming's eyes, and then he said coldly: "Send the order to welcome the Governor back to the court with the highest standards."
Emperor Ming had always been grateful to Zhu Yuanzhang. After all, he was the only one who supported him from behind, but he was destined not to be able to give him what he wanted, so the relationship between the two was destined to end.
After Emperor Ming left the study, Li Qingzhao dug out the marriage letter that Emperor Ming had placed under the memorial. Of course, she didn't know it was a marriage letter, but when she saw the content on the letterhead, just the first sentence made her moved.
After marveling, Li Qingzhao became even more confused, and couldn't help but mutter to himself: "This poem is so sad that His Majesty couldn't help but cry for it, but why does Your Majesty say it's happiness? It's really hard to understand."
On the other side, after Zhu Yuanzhang returned to Taihang without stopping, everything was extremely normal at first. His colleagues were very polite to him, and Emperor Ming did not doubt his intentions, but gradually he discovered that something was wrong.
After going to court once, when Zhu Yuanzhang reported his duties to the court, what the ministers discussed was not the government affairs, but whether to agree to King Qin's marriage proposal, and some officials said they would agree. What's even more outrageous is that Emperor Ming has not killed him yet. .
Is this still the Ming Dynasty he is familiar with?
Isn’t that too abnormal?
Zhu Yuanzhang rebuked the official very severely, but in the end it attracted more supporters, and these people said, 'Qin and Ming can unite the world quickly', 'The King of Qin agreed to continue the Ming Dynasty's policy', 'The King of Qin approved it' The thoughts of the great virtuous teacher and the teachings of the Taiping Sect, etc. were so heart-breaking that Zhu Yuanzhang was so angry that he almost drew a sword to kill people.
In Zhu Yuanzhang's view, even if the above were true, he would still not agree, because the premise of these is that Qin is the master and Ming is the auxiliary. Of course, the most important point is that he does not want Emperor Ming to marry Qin Hao.
Zhu Yuanzhang's feelings for Emperor Ming were well known to everyone. He loved Emperor Ming deeply, so how could he agree to such a ridiculous marriage?
"I'm so angry. How could the court be like this? It's so smoky, and the prime minister doesn't stand up to take care of it."
Zhu Yuanzhang said angrily, but what he didn't know was that this was actually Zhang Liang's intention.
Zhu Yun looked at Zhu Yuanzhang, as if he was hesitant to speak.
