Li Qingzhao was born in a scholarly family and had a good life in his early years. Her father Li has a rich collection of books, and she has laid a literary foundation in a good family environment since she was a child. After marriage, she and her husband Zhao Mingcheng devoted themselves to the collection and arrangement of calligraphy and painting stones. Nomads from the central plains, south, lonely situation. In the lyrics, he wrote more about his early leisure life, his later life experience and sentimental mood.
Li Qingzhao is good at poetry, and even better at ci. Li Qingzhao's ci is known as "Yi 'an Ci" and "Shuyu Ci", which is named after its number and collection. Yi 'an Collection and Shuyu Collection were recorded by Song people long ago. Up to now, there are about 45 ci-poems, and more than 10 are in doubt.
In the 13th year of Shaoxing (1 143), Li Qingzhao sorted out Zhao Mingcheng's posthumous work "The Record of the Stone" and presented it to North Korea. More than ten years later, about twenty-five years in Shaoxing (1 155), Li Qingzhao quietly passed away at the age of at least 73, full of thoughts for her deceased relatives, and full of infinite disappointment at her hometown.
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Li Qingzhao's early poems truly reflected her boudoir life, thoughts and feelings, and the theme focused on writing about natural scenery and parting lovesickness.
For example, the two songs "Like a Dream" are lively and beautiful, with innovative language. Words such as "Yi Xiao on Phoenix Terrace", "Pruning Plums" and "Drunk Flowers" express their deep affection for their husbands and love for each other by describing lonely lives. "Farewell often sends sisters" is about the memory of female companions, and the feelings are extremely sincere.
In her early years, Li Qingzhao also wrote an essay "On Ci" and put forward the word "other schools", which was an important theory of Ci in the Song Dynasty and also became the theoretical basis of her creation of Ci. She wrote Shu Yu Ci, and Li Qingzhao's ci style is graceful and restrained, which is called "graceful ci school".
As a rare female writer in the history of China ancient literature, the patriotic thought embodied in Li Qingzhao's works has positive social significance. From a historical perspective, Li Qingzhao's patriotic thought represents one aspect of China ancient women's pursuit of gender equality, concern for state affairs and love for the motherland, from which future generations can see the other side of China ancient women's emotional world.
She also won a place for women among many patriotic writers. Moreover, Li Qingzhao pioneered the patriotic creation of female writers and left a shining example of female patriotism for later generations, especially modern female literature creation.