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⑴ Ancient Chinese folk love stories

my country’s four major folk love legends

The story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl:

⑵ my country’s four major folk love stories The story is

1. "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai": It is one of the four major love stories among ancient Chinese folk. It is China's most charming oral inheritance art and national intangible cultural heritage. Chinese folklore that has had a wide impact on the world. It has been circulating among the people for more than 1,700 years. It is a household name in China and has far-reaching popularity. It is known as the eternal song of love. There are about 10 places across the country that claim to be the hometown of "Butterfly Lovers". In several places that have jointly applied for "World Heritage", they also tell their own stories about "Butterfly Lovers". (Fengqiu version, Runan version, Shangyu version, Hangzhou version, Yixing version, Weishan version, Zhucheng version, Yinzhou version, etc.).

2. "Meng Jiangnu Cries at the Great Wall": One of the four great love legends in ancient China. In 2006, the legend of Meng Jiangnu was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists by the State Council. The legend of Meng Jiangnu has been widely circulated among the people through oral inheritance. It was not until the beginning of the 20th century, driven by the spirit of the May 4th Movement, that it was brought into the perspective of researchers. The two protagonists in the story, one is Meng Jiang and the other is Qiliang, do exist in history and are not fabricated.

3. "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl": a famous Han folk love story in ancient China and one of the four major folk legends in my country. , derived from the star names of Altair and Vega. The seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year is commonly known as "Qixi Festival". According to legend, it is the day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet once a year on the "Magpie Bridge". This ancient and touching love story has been passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years. This day is also known as the Chinese version of "Valentine's Day" by modern people. The origin of the story of "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl" that has been passed down for thousands of years has been disputed in Xi'an City in Shaanxi Province, Heshun County in Shanxi Province, Lushan County in Henan Province, Nanyang City in Henan Province, and Yiyuan City in Shandong Province. The Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference has successively named Heshun County in Shanxi Province and Lushan County in Henan Province as the "Hometown of Cowherd and Weaver Girl Culture" in China.

4. "The Legend of the White Snake": It is also one of the four major folk legends in our country, which is also known as the "New Legend of the White Snake". The Legend of White Snake matured and became popular in the Qing Dynasty and is a model of Chinese folk collective creation. It was included in the "First Batch of National Intangible Cultural Heritage". And many film and television dramas and cartoons were filmed based on this story. Not only has it been circulated in China, it has also been made into a movie in Japan. The French sinologist Julien also translated "The Legend of the White Snake" into French.

⑶ What are the four major folk love stories?

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl (some say a fairy match),

Meng Jiangnu cried at the Great Wall ,

The Legend of the White Snake, Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are both known as the four major Chinese folk love stories

⑷ Begging: the complete story of the four major Chinese folk love legends!!!

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⑸ What are the four major Chinese folk love stories?

The four major Chinese folk love stories refer to the The four most widely circulated and influential love stories among Chinese people in the form of oral and written manuscripts are the Immortal Couple (one story about the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl), Meng Jiangnu Crying at the Great Wall, The Legend of the White Snake, and Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai.

They and other folklore stories form an important part of Chinese folk culture and have a profound impact on the lives of the general public. These four love stories also reflect people's recognition of true feelings from one aspect.

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Chinese name

Four major Chinese folk love stories

Source

Folklore

Region

China

Form of communication

Oral, manuscript, etc.

Including

Immortal Pei, The Legend of Meng Jiangnu, The Legend of the White Snake, etc.

Influence

Reflects people's recognition of sincere feelings

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The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl

Four major Chinese folk love stories

The poignant love story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl probably took place in the Western Zhou Dynasty, when slaves The society is very strict and hierarchical. This story is a portrayal of ordinary people's pursuit of happiness and their oppression. The excuse is the twin stars in the sky, which is the reality of the world.

According to legend, a long time ago, there was a smart and loyal young man in Niujiazhuang in the west of Nanyang City. His parents died early, so he had to live with his brother and sister-in-law. His sister-in-law, Ma, was vicious and often abused him. One day, the Weaver Girl from the sky and the fairies came down to earth, bathed in the river, and enjoyed the joys of the world to their heart's content. While they were playing, Weaver Girl met Cowherd, and the two fell in love with each other. With the help of Lao Niu, they became husband and wife. After the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl got married, the man farmed and the Weaver Girl weaved. The couple loved each other and gave birth to twins, a son and a daughter. The family of four lived a sweet life. But the good times did not last long. The Jade Emperor in heaven found out about this and asked the Queen Mother to come down to earth in person and forcibly bring Weaver Girl back to heaven, breaking up their beautiful marriage. The old cow looked at the tearful Cowherd and the two weeping children, and it couldn't help but shed tears. The old cow said to the Cowherd: "Don't hurt your body by crying, and you have to raise two children." I have a way to help you, and it's time for me to repay you. After I die, use my leather to make three pairs of shoes. You and your two children can wear them and go to heaven, and the family can be reunited." The cow died that day. The Cowherd did as the Cowherd said. They put on the shoes made of the cowhide and went up to the sky to find the Weaver Girl. When they saw that they were about to catch up with the Weaver Girl, the Queen Mother became cruel and pulled off the golden hair from her head. With a wave of the hairpin, a turbulent Tianhe appeared. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl were separated on both sides of the Tianhe. They could only cry to each other. The loyal love of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl moved the magpies. Thousands of magpies flew to build a magpie bridge for the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl to walk on the magpie bridge to meet each other. The Queen Mother was so moved by their love for the couple that she allowed them to meet on the Magpie Bridge every July 7th [ 1].

Meng Jiangnu

Four major Chinese folk love stories

The story of Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall took place in Li, Hunan In the area around Mengjiang Mountain in the prefecture (Jiashan area under the jurisdiction of Jinjin City and Li County), it is said that during the reign of Qin Shihuang, Fan Xilang, a young man who had escaped from military service and returned to his hometown, and Meng Jiangnv were married on the night of their wedding. Just as they were about to enter the bridal chamber, Fan Xilang was caught and sent to the north. After building the Great Wall, he soon died of hunger, cold and fatigue, and his bones were buried under the Great Wall. Meng Jiangnu, carrying cold clothes on her back, went through many hardships and traveled thousands of miles to find her husband and came to the Great Wall. She cried bitterly for three days and three nights, and finally wept down the Great Wall. She worked hard to find her husband's bones, and vowed to take her husband's bones back to her hometown for burial. She went through many ups and downs on her way back home carrying her remains, and died of hunger and thirst in Tongguan County, Xi'an Prefecture, Shaanxi Province. The local people were so moved by Meng Jiangnu's true feelings that they collected their remains and built a shrine to commemorate her. The incense continues to this day. Jiashan, Meng Jiangnu's hometown, has many cultural relics about Meng Jiangnu, with a dazzling array of physical attractions and popular stories and operas. It reflects the people's hatred of feudal tyranny and their desire and pursuit for a free and happy life. It has been passed down for more than two thousand years. It is a precious cultural heritage of our Chinese nation and the nostalgia of overseas Chinese for their motherland.

The Legend of the White Snake

Four major Chinese folk love stories

The story was written in the Southern Song Dynasty or earlier. Mature and popular in the Qing Dynasty, it is a model of Chinese folk collective creation.

"The White Snake Forever Guards Leifeng Pagoda" collected in Feng Menglong's "Warning to the World" is the earliest "Legend of the White Snake" that can be seen today. From "Xu Xian and White Snake borrowed an umbrella when they visited the lake", "White Snake drank realgar wine and revealed her true form", "Stealing fairy grass to save Xu Xian", "Water flooded Jinshan", "Meeting on a broken bridge", "Fahai covered White Snake under the It consists of popular plots such as "The golden bowl is pressed under the Leifeng Pagoda" and "Xiao Qing forces Fa Hai into the belly of a crab".

After thousands of years of cultivation in Mount Emei, the two snake immortals came to the West Lake in the human world and transformed into beautiful girls Bai Niangzi and Qing'er. They met young Xu Xian in the rain. White Snake and Xu Xian fell in love and got married. Monk Fahai believed that this was caused by evil spirits, so he tricked Xu Xian to get his wife drunk with realgar wine on Dragon Boat Festival. After the white lady was drunk, she revealed the shape of a snake, which frightened Xu Xian to death. After the white lady woke up, she was in constant pain and risked her life to steal the celestial grass from the fairy mountain to save Xu Xian.

Unexpectedly, Xu Xian recovered from his illness and was lured to Jinshan Temple by Fahai. Bai Niangzi and Qing'er arrived, but Fahai did not allow the immortal to come out. Bai Niangzi had no choice but to mobilize the water tribe with Qing'er, and the water flooded the Jinshan Mountain. Fahai invited the divine generals to protect the law to help in the battle. Unexpectedly, he fell into Zen Master Fahai's plan and was killed. He was put into a small alms bowl and pressed under the Leifeng Pagoda. From then on, he lost his personal freedom and family happiness. [2]

Butterfly Lovers

Butterfly

Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are talking about Zhu Ying during the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A Taiwanese girl disguised herself as a man and went to Hangzhou to study. On the way, she met Liang Shanbo, and they became brothers and classmates for three years. Afterwards, Zhu Yingtai returned home and asked her matchmaker to marry Liang Shanbo before leaving. On the eighteenth day of the year, Zhu Yingtai promised her as "my sister". Liang Shanbo knew about it and went to Zhu's house to propose marriage. At this time, Zhu's father had already betrothed his daughter to Ma Wencai, the son of Ma Taishou. Liang and Zhu met on the balcony. After that, Liang Shanbo returned home sick and died of illness. When congratulating Yingtai on her wedding day, the sedan chair took a detour to Liang Shanbo's grave to pay homage. Thunder cracked the tomb, and Yingtai was buried in the grave. Butterfly Lovers turn into butterflies and fly together.

There is also a folk legend that the two men are actually more than 800 years apart. Liang Shanbo was from the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Yingtai was from the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Zhu Yingtai was a chivalrous woman who robbed the rich and helped the poor. She went to the prefect's house three times to steal silver. She was ambushed and hacked to death. The people buried her generously. Liang Shanbo was the magistrate of Yin County, Ningbo Prefecture. When he was buried after his death, Zhu Yingtai's tombstone happened to be excavated. The feng shui was favorable, but it was not appropriate to bury him in another place, so he was buried together and the monument was erected with black as the beam and red as the blessing. Some scholars had a whim and composed a song that shocked the world and weeping ghosts and gods. love story.

However, according to the historical fact that Xie An of the Jin Dynasty reported the story of Liang Zhu to the imperial court and named Zhu Yingtai’s tomb the “Righteous Woman Tomb”, as well as the fact that as early as the Tang, Song and Yuan dynasties, there were many authoritative historical records and Judging from the literary works of famous writers that clearly record the names and life stories of the two people, the statement that "Liang Zhu belongs to two dynasties" is not a historical document record, but the subjective imagination of the people, because if one of Liang Zhu was born in the Ming Dynasty , the literary works of the Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties cannot record what happened in the Ming Dynasty. It can be seen that the so-called folk rumors that "Liang Zhu belongs to two dynasties" are wrong.

The Fairy Match

The Four Great Chinese Folk Love Stories

The story of Dong Yong has its origin , it can be seen in three or four places earlier among historical books, class books, notes, and subsets. It is generally believed that he was a native of Qiancheng, Qingzhou, in the Han Dynasty, in what is now northeastern Shandong Province. As for the place where the story of him selling himself to bury his father and meeting a fairy on the way took place, there are different opinions.

Dong Yong sold himself to bury his father and became a slave in the family of Fu Yuan. The seventh daughter of the Jade Emperor sympathized with Dong Yong's plight, secretly descended to earth, and married Dong Yong. The seven fairies weaved 10 pieces of brocade in one night and helped Dong Yong change the three-year long-term work into a hundred days. At the end of the hundred days, the couple returned their home. At this time, the Jade Emperor ordered the seven fairies to return to heaven. For Dong Yong's sake, the seven fairies reluctantly said goodbye to their husband.

⑹ Four major Chinese folk love stories

1. "The Legend of White Snake"

The legend happened in Hangzhou, Suzhou and Zhenjiang during the Song Dynasty. Bai Suzhen is a snake demon who has been practicing for thousands of years. In order to repay scholar Xu Xian for saving his life in his previous life, he turned into a human to repay his kindness. Later, he met Xiaoqing, a green snake spirit, and the two became friends. Bai Suzhen used her magic power and clever tricks to get acquainted with Xu Xian and marry him.

After the marriage, monk Fahai of Jinshan Temple told Xu Xian that Bai Suzhen was a snake demon, but Xu Xian was doubtful.

Later, Xu Xian followed Fahai's method and made Bai Suzhen drink wine with realgar on the Dragon Boat Festival. Bai Suzhen had to show her original shape, but frightened Xu Xian to death. Bai Suzhen went to heaven to steal the fairy grass and revive Xu Xian. Fahai deceived Xu Xian to Jinshan Temple and placed him under house arrest. Bai Suzhen and Xiaoqing fought with Fahai and flooded Jinshan Temple, but they harmed other living beings.

Bai Suzhen violated the rules of heaven and was taken into a bowl by Fahai after giving birth to a child and suppressed under the Leifeng Pagoda. Hou Bai Suzhen's son grew up and won the first prize. He went to the pagoda to sacrifice his mother, rescued her and reunited the whole family.

2. "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl"

When the Cowherd was herding cattle, he met the Weaver Girl and fell in love with her. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, a man farming and a woman weaving, were deeply in love. The Queen Mother came down to earth in person and forcibly took the Weaver Girl back to heaven. The loving couple was separated. The Cowherd chased after him, but the Queen Mother took off the golden hairpin from her head and waved it, and a turbulent Milky Way appeared. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl were separated on both sides and could only cry at each other.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl were separated on both sides of the bank and could only cry to each other. Their loyal love moved the magpies. Thousands of magpies flew to build a magpie bridge for the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl to walk on the magpie bridge to meet each other. The Queen Mother had no choice but to allow the two to meet on the magpie bridge every July 7th.

Later, every seventh day of the seventh lunar month, when it is said that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl met on the Magpie Bridge, the girls would come to the flowers in front of the moon and look up at the stars, looking for Altair and Vega on both sides of the Milky Way, hoping to see them. They met once a year, begging God to make them as ingenious as the Weaver Girl, and praying for a happy marriage as they wished, thus forming the Chinese Valentine's Day.

3. "Meng Jiangnu"

Meng Jiangnu cried at the Great Wall. There is a long-standing legend about Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall. It is said that Qin Shihuang recruited a large number of migrant workers to build the Great Wall, including Meng Jiangnu's husband Fan Qiliang.

Meng Jiangnu and Fan Qiliang had a very good relationship, but they said that Fan Qiliang was building the Great Wall in the north, while Meng Jiangnu was thinking about it day and night in the south. There were many mosquitoes in summer, and Meng Jiangnu couldn't help praying: "Mosquitoes, mosquitoes, just bite them." Even if Meng Jiangnu bites her ten thousand times, she will never bite my husband Fan Qiliang."

Winter was coming and the cold wind was blowing. Meng Jiangnu thought that Fan Qiliang was wearing thin single clothes and couldn't help it anymore, so she made some thick cotton clothes and decided to visit her husband. First, she came to the Xushuguan Pass in Suzhou, but the soldiers guarding the gate refused to let her in. Meng Jiangnu cried and prayed, while singing, "The first month is the New Year, and every household hangs red lights; husbands reunite, and Meng Jiangnu's husband builds the Great Wall..." ....".

Meng Jiangnu sang from January to December. The soldiers were finally moved by her and let her pass. In this way, Meng Jiangnu passed one test after another, and after untold hardships, finally arrived at the foot of the Great Wall. There were thousands of migrant workers at the foot of the majestic Great Wall, but her husband Fan Qiliang was missing.

After many inquiries, Meng Jiangnu found out that he had died of exhaustion at the foot of the Great Wall. In an instant, Meng Jiangnu burst into tears, pitiful and miserable. She heard the sound for nine days, and God couldn't bear it. Several loud noises were heard, like the sky and the earth falling apart, and the Great Wall collapsed. It fell eight hundred miles.

4. "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai"

The story takes place in Zhejiang during the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is closely related to Hangzhou. Legend has it that there was a girl named Zhu Yingtai, nicknamed Jiumei, in Zhujiazhuang, Shangyu, Zhejiang. She wanted to study in Hangzhou. Her father, Zhu Gongyuan, could not resist his daughter's request, so he agreed to Yingtai's disguise as a man, and her maid Yin Xin pretended to be her. The book boys follow each other.

Outside Caoqiao Gate (today’s Wangjiangmen) in Hangzhou, I met Liang Shanbo, a young scholar from Kuaiji (today’s Shaoxing) who came to Hangzhou to study, and his boy Sijiu and Liang Zhu. They had a good conversation and became sworn brothers on the spot. , this is "Caoqiao sworn homage".

The two came to Hangzhou to study at Wansong Academy in Wansongling. They were classmates for three years, but Shanbo never knew that Yingtai was a woman. Later, Yingtai received a letter from his family urging him to return quickly. Yingtai fell in love with Shanbo, but he couldn't express it clearly, so he had to ask his wife to give the white jade fan pendant to Shanbo as a token of love.

When they were leaving, Shanbo saw him off. Along the way, Yingtai hinted his affection to Shanbo 18 times, but the loyal and honest Liang Shanbo never realized it. When the two of them were passing by Fenghuang Mountain, Zhu Yingtai expressed that he had a little sister in his family and was willing to be a matchmaker for Shan Bo. He hoped that he would come to Zhu's family soon. This was the "eighteen-year-old gift".

After Shan Bo got the jade fan pendant from his master's wife and learned the true love, he hurried to Zhujiazhuang, but at this time Yingtai had been betrothed to Ma Wencai, the son of the prefect, by his father. Yingtai resisted the marriage on grounds of reason and refused until her death. She met Shanbo in the embroidered building and expressed her wish. This was the "meeting on the balcony".

Shanbo was suddenly hit by this, became short of breath and fell ill, and died of an illness. Yingtai heard the bad news and went to the Liang family to pay homage to him. After the Ma family came to get married, Yingtai, who was completely naked, asked to pass by Shanbo's grave to offer sacrifices. Zhu's father had no choice but to agree.

When the sedan arrived in front of Shanbo's grave, Yingtai got out of the sedan to pay homage and cry bitterly. Suddenly there was a thunder and lightning, wind and rain, and there was a thunderclap and the tomb cracked, and Yingtai jumped into the grave. In an instant, the clouds dispersed, the sky cleared after the rain, and a pair of beautiful colorful butterflies danced freely in the blue sky. This is the incarnation of the Butterfly Lovers, expressing their strong desire to be married whether they are born or not, and to be paired in death.

(6) Extended reading of folk love stories

The four major Chinese folk love stories refer to the four most widely circulated and influential love stories in Chinese folk in the form of oral, manuscripts, etc. , respectively for the Immortal Couple (one story is about the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl), The Legend of Meng Jiangnu, The Legend of the White Snake, Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai.

⑺ What are the four major Chinese folk love stories?

Folk love stories include the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the Fairy Match, Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, and Chang'e flying to the moon.

⑻ Four major Chinese folk love stories

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl

The poignant love story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl probably took place in the Western Zhou Dynasty, when the slave society The hierarchy is very strict. This story is a portrayal of ordinary people's pursuit of happiness and their depression. The excuse is the twin stars in the sky, which is the reality of the world. According to legend, a long time ago, there lived a smart and loyal young man in Niujiazhuang in the west of Nanyang City. His parents died early, so he had to live with his brother and sister-in-law. His sister-in-law, Ma, was vicious and often abused him. One day, the Weaver Girl from the sky and the fairies came down to earth, bathed in the river, and enjoyed the joys of the world to their heart's content. While they were playing, Weaver Girl met Cowherd, and the two fell in love with each other. With the help of Lao Niu, they became husband and wife. After the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl got married, the man farmed and the Weaver Girl weaved. The couple loved each other and gave birth to twins, a son and a daughter. The family of four lived a sweet life. But the good times did not last long. The Jade Emperor in heaven found out about this and asked the Queen Mother to come down to earth in person and forcibly bring Weaver Girl back to heaven, breaking up their beautiful marriage. The old cow looked at the tearful Cowherd and the two weeping children, and it couldn't help but shed tears. The old cow said to the Cowherd: "Don't hurt your body by crying, and you have to raise two children." I have a way to help you, and it's time for me to repay you. After I die, use my leather to make three pairs of shoes. You and your two children can wear them and go to heaven, and the family can be reunited." The cow died that day. The Cowherd did as the Cowherd said. They put on the shoes made of the cowhide and went up to the sky to find the Weaver Girl. When they saw that they were about to catch up with the Weaver Girl, the Queen Mother became cruel and pulled off the golden hair from her head. With a wave of the hairpin, a turbulent Tianhe appeared. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl were separated on both sides of the Tianhe. They could only cry to each other. The loyal love of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl moved the magpies. Thousands of magpies flew to build a magpie bridge for the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl to walk on the magpie bridge to meet each other. The Queen Mother was so moved by the love between the couple that she allowed them to meet on the Magpie Bridge every July 7.

Meng Jiangnu cried at the Great Wall

The story of Meng Jiangnu took place in the area around Mengjiang Mountain in Lizhou, Hunan (Jiashan area under the jurisdiction of Jinjin City and Li County). According to legend, during the time of Qin Shihuang, a man who escaped from military service and returned to his hometown On the wedding night of the young man Fan Xilang and Meng Jiangnv, just as they were about to enter the bridal chamber, Fan Xilang was caught and sent to the north to build the Great Wall. Soon he died of hunger, cold and fatigue, and his bones were buried under the Great Wall. Meng Jiangnu, carrying cold clothes on her back, went through many hardships and traveled thousands of miles to find her husband and came to the Great Wall. She cried bitterly for three days and three nights, and finally wept down the Great Wall. She worked hard to find her husband's bones, and vowed to take her husband's bones back to her hometown for burial. She went through many ups and downs on her way back home carrying her remains, and died of hunger and thirst in Tongguan County, Xi'an Prefecture, Shaanxi Province. The local people were so moved by Meng Jiangnu's true feelings that they buried their remains and built a shrine to commemorate her. The incense continues to this day. Jiashan, Meng Jiangnu's hometown, has many cultural relics about Meng Jiangnu, with a dazzling array of physical attractions and popular stories and operas. It reflects the people's hatred of feudal tyranny and their desire and pursuit for a free and happy life. It has been passed down for more than two thousand years. It is a precious cultural heritage of our Chinese nation and the nostalgia of overseas Chinese for their motherland.

The Legend of the White Snake

Two snake immortals who have practiced for thousands of years in Mount Emei came to the West Lake on earth and transformed into beautiful girls Bai Niangzi and Qing'er. They met young Xu Xian in the rain. White Snake and Xu Xian fell in love and got married. The monk Fahai believed that this was caused by evildoers, so he bewitched Xu Xian to get his wife drunk with realgar wine on the Dragon Boat Festival. After the white lady was drunk, she revealed the shape of a snake, which frightened Xu Xian to death. After the white lady woke up, she was in constant pain and risked her life to steal the celestial grass from the fairy mountain to save Xu Xian. Unexpectedly, Xu Xian recovered from his illness and was lured to Jinshan Temple by Fahai. Bai Niangzi and Qing'er arrived, but Fahai did not allow the immortal to come out. Bai Niangzi had no choice but to mobilize the water tribe with Qing'er, and the water flooded the Jinshan Mountain. Fahai invited the divine generals to protect the law to help in the battle. Unexpectedly, he fell into Zen Master Fahai's plan and was killed. He was put into a small alms bowl and pressed under the Leifeng Pagoda. From then on, he lost his personal freedom and family happiness.

Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai

Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are about the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Zhu Yingtai disguised herself as a man and went to Hangzhou to study. They have been brothers and classmates for three years. Afterwards, Zhu Yingtai returned home and asked her matchmaker to marry Liang Shanbo before leaving. On the eighteenth day of the year, Zhu Yingtai promised her as "my sister". Liang Shanbo knew about it and went to Zhu's house to propose marriage. At this time, Zhu's father had already betrothed his daughter to Ma Wencai, the son of Ma Taishou. Liang and Zhu met on the balcony. After that, Liang Shanbo returned home sick and died of illness. When congratulating Yingtai on her wedding day, the sedan chair took a detour to Liang Shanbo's grave to pay homage. Thunder cracked the tomb, and Yingtai was buried in the grave. Butterfly Lovers turn into butterflies and fly together.

⑼ The four major Chinese folk love stories are:

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, Meng Jiangnu Crying at the Great Wall, The Legend of the White Snake, and Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai (some say a match made by an immortal) are also known as the four major Chinese folk love stories. Love Story

⑽ The four major love stories among ancient Chinese folk

There are actually two versions of the four major love stories among ancient Chinese folk. The more traditional ones are: "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai", "Xu Xian and the White Snake",

"Liu Yi's Biography",

"Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies"; another One theory is:

"Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai"

"Xu Xian and White Snake"

"Meng Jiangnu"

"The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl".

"Meng Jiangnu" comes from the Chinese folk tale "Meng Jiangnu Cries at the Great Wall". She was a woman from the Qin State. On her wedding night, her husband Fan Xiliang was arrested to build the Great Wall. Meng Jiangnu traveled thousands of miles to send her husband warm clothes. It took a long time to get to the Great Wall, but in the end she was told that her husband was dead and his body was buried under the Great Wall. Meng Jiangnu burst into tears, and finally cried down the Great Wall and found her husband's body.

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