I am in the courtyard, animals are just vegetables!

"Yu Ji was not Xiang Yu's wife. This incident is recorded in the Records of the Grand Historian. Chen Ping commented on Xiang Yu, saying that Xiang Yu liked to use people from the Xiang family and his wife's brothers the most.

The ancients often said, marry a wife for her virtue and take a concubine for her beauty!

In fact, marrying a wife is a political marriage, which is done to gain the support of the wife's family. There is no real love involved.

As for taking a concubine or a beauty, it means to find a woman that you like, to see if she is pretty and to know her heart.

From this we can judge that Xiang Yu really liked Yu Ji very much.

There is real affection between them.

When Liu Bang's 60 troops surrounded Xiang Yu, Xiang Yu wanted to break out at Gaixia. After he gave up 10 subordinates, he could not let go of the woman in his heart.

And at that time, a historic choice was placed before Xiang Yu.

Do you love the country, or the beauty? Or do you love your own life?

How should Xiang Yu choose?

Did he choose the country, the beauty, or just live a miserable life?

This is the time to see if he is a hero or a loser.

After Xiang Yu said goodbye to Yu Ji, he led his eight hundred cavalrymen and galloped all the way.

Xiang Yu never thought of taking Yu Ji away!

The woman was just a burden, and would only slow down his escape.

Between the country, the beauty and his own life, he chose his own life!

Do you feel that Xiang Yu’s character has completely collapsed?

The most despicable thing is yet to come.

This time when Xiang Yu said goodbye to Yu Ji, he was not saying goodbye to her because of his romantic feelings for her, nor did he want to take her away. What he really wanted to do was to force Yu Ji to death.

According to my speculation, Yu Ji was either forced to death by Xiang Yu, or was killed by Xiang Yu himself.

Why do I say that it was Xiang Yu who forced Yu Ji to death?

That's because Xiang Yu was preparing to escape, which was a very confidential event. The 10 soldiers of the Chu army and others were completely unaware of it.

At this time, Xiang Yu came to see Yu Ji secretly, but did not take Yu Ji away. His purpose was very obvious.

Then you are not here to take people away.

Instead, he came to see Yu Ji off for the last time.

Xiang Yu himself must survive!

Yu Ji must die!

The most obvious evidence is that Xiang Yu sang "The Song of Gaixia" to Yu Ji.

Too many people think that this poem expresses Xiang Yu’s unparalleled courage and heroism, but they don’t know that this song is the most despicable and shameless poem.

"My strength is as great as that of a mountain and my courage is as great as that of the world, but the time is not right and my horse will not move. What can I do if my horse will not move? What can I do, Yu Xi, Yu Xi?"

Doesn’t it sound particularly majestic?

Let’s take a look at what this poem means, and you won’t think so anymore.

I, Xiang Yu, have the strength to pull up mountains, and my heroic spirit is unmatched in the world. But the situation is not in my favor, and my black horse can't run any faster. My black horse can't run fast, what should I do? Yu Ji, Yu Ji! What should I do with you?

The last sentence is the key point.

What this means is that Xiang Yu was going to run away, but if he took Yu Ji with him, he wouldn't be able to run away at all. You know, Xiang Yu would give up everything in order to escape.

The 800 cavalry generals who followed him were eventually abandoned by Xiang Yu because they could not keep up with his escape speed, leaving only 28 cavalry generals.

How could Yu Ji, a weak woman, possibly keep up with Xiang Yu's fleeing speed?

So, Xiang Yu didn't want to take Yu Ji with him, and then he asked Yu Ji: What should I, Xiang Yu, do with you?

This sentence is really heart-breaking.

You know, when Xiang Yu said these words, Yu Ji already understood her fate!

That is, when Xiang Yu fled, he had no intention of taking her with him.

Then there are only four possible fates left for Yu Ji by Xiang Yu.

Yu Ji must have been a rare beauty at that time. When Xiang Yu fled, he did not take her with him and left her in the chaos of the army.

If a woman is unable to protect her stunning beauty, then such beauty will only bring her nightmares.

What are the four fates of Yu Ji?

First, he was killed by the rebel army!

Second, they were ravaged by the rebellious army and endured the cruelest fate in the world.

Third, he was captured and given to Liu Bang to be tortured.

Fourth, die immediately and leave your body intact.

How do you think Yu Ji should choose?

Xiang Yu's "Song of Gaixia" actually expresses a man's most despicable thoughts.

Xiang Yu wanted to escape alone, fearing that he would not be able to escape if he took his beloved woman with him. He also did not want to let his woman live and be abused and become the enemy's woman.

For this reason, he deliberately forced Yu Ji to death before leaving to save him from humiliation.

Is this the real Farewell My Concubine?

Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Li Longji, was forced by everyone to kill Yang Yuhuan. He had no choice but to do so, so it cannot be considered his own idea.

Xiang Yu killed Yu Ji directly for the sake of being a so-called great hero. No one forced him to do so, so Xiang Yu had to shoulder the responsibility himself! "Cao Dongfang didn't like Xiang Yu in this story.

"History is like this, what other historical records or evidence are there?" Song Wanjun continued to ask for evidence.

"Why do people say Farewell My Concubine is a tragic love story? There is a reason for that.

Because Yu Ji was willing to die for Xiang Yu.

In order to show her loyalty to Xiang Yu, Yu Ji sang a poem to respond to Xiang Yu's "Song of Gaixia", so it is called "Song of Gaixia".

The poem is: The Han army has occupied the land, and the sound of Chu songs can be heard everywhere. The king has lost his spirit, and what is the point of my humble concubine's life?

It means that the army of King Liu Bang of Han has occupied the land of Chu, and the sad voice of Chu can be heard from all directions.

My king, your heroism and strong will have been completely exhausted. Why should I continue to live in disgrace?

Listen, does this mean that Yu Ji committed suicide voluntarily? Where did she get forced?

"If there is this poem, what can it prove?" asked Commander Song.

"The existence of this poem can further prove that some things are false, because this poem could not have been written by Yu Ji.

How do you know this poem was not written by Yu Ji? "

Just judge from the perspective of logic!

First, the literary value of this poem is so high!

How high is it?

It’s so high that it has reached the level of establishing a new school!

Before the Han Dynasty, what was the mainstream poetry called? It was called: Sao-style poetry!

This is the poetic theme created by Qu Yuan, and "The Song of Gaixia", with its strength that can move mountains and its spirit that can conquer the world, belongs to the Sao style of poetry.

What is the subject of the poem "He Gaixia Ge"?

This is a very standard five-character poem, also called a five-character quatrain.

This is the ancestor of Tang poetry.

The requirements for prosody and rhyme are very strict.

I just want to ask, how could Yu Ji write such a poem that could establish a new school of poetry?

Do you really think Yu Ji is Li Qingzhao?

The real author of this poem should be Lu Jia, the author of "Chu-Han Chunqiu", who was known as the purest Confucian in the early Han Dynasty and had extremely profound knowledge.

Some even believe that he was a master of both eclecticism and Taoism.

Only someone with such literary foundation could write a poem that was unique and mature at a time when Sao style poetry was prevalent, and is hailed as the earliest pentasyllabic poem.

If Yu Ji really had such literary skills, then this would not be the only poem of hers that has been passed down.

Instead, he should have become a literary giant, like Li Qingzhao, who left behind many timeless masterpieces that attracted people's attention and were praised by the literary world.

Obviously, Yu Ji did not have such literary accomplishment.

If it was written by Li Qingzhao, I would recognize it because she has this kind of literary accomplishment.

As for Yu Ji, there has never been a single work about her that created a new school of her own.

It's too far-fetched.

It doesn't make sense logically.

Do you really think that she is the only one who can surpass the Qin and Han dynasties?

The reason why I say that history books were changed after Li Shimin is because of too many logical problems.

A normal mind can see the problem in the middle.

Cheating ordinary people! Controlling public opinion.

Yes, but if you really look into many history books, even they themselves cannot explain them clearly!

There are simply too many logical problems in between.

For example, if Yu Ji really had such a high level of literary accomplishment, she should not have written this "Song of Gaixia" to respond to Xiang Yu. "

why?

Because the so-called response poetry, like a duet, is like writing a composition with a restricted subject matter.

It doesn't matter how well you write. The first thing you need to do is not go off topic!

Xiang Yu used Sao style poetry, and each sentence consisted of seven words. So when he wrote a poem in response, it must also be Sao style poetry, also with seven words per sentence!

And you should try your best to be consistent with the other party in every sentence, writing style, word choice and format.

This is the only way to show a rhythmic beauty.

I will tell you one of the most famous lines of poetry in history and you will understand.