The beauty's name was Meng Jiangnu, and the gourd fairy fell into the mortal world. The two of them were in love for life, and on the day of their wedding, they had a feast for their guests. Suddenly, the horses' hooves were heard outside the hall, because the soldiers were looking for the door. Qiliang went north to repair the city wall, and on the stone of Wangfuji, he remembered Fanlang. I miss that you don't have enough to eat and that you don't have a warm bed in the cold. Meng Jiangnu, get ready to leave her hometown in search of her husband.
The journey to find her husband has been a bitter one, as she has spent two summers in a long pavilion. The first thing that I did was to stand up in front of the gate, and I was not allowed to leave without a tariff. I'm sorry, but I've run out of money, so I'm going to have to sing a sad song for you to listen to. First she sings about the pain of searching for her husband, and then she sings about leaving home and remembering her parents. The passers-by were in tears, and the city gates were opened wide to thank the gods. The city gates were opened and the gods were thanked. When they found out that Fan Lang had returned to the earth, they lost their voices.
Meng Jiangnu cried for the Great Wall, the wall fell down, the mountains collapsed, cried down the Great Wall 800 miles, the first emperor heard the dragon power. The first emperor heard about it and was very proud of her. He built a bridge and erected a monument for a state funeral, just for the sake of winning the return of the beauty. But the girl could not be married to two husbands, so she cursed the emperor. She jumped into the Bohai Sea, and her true love will be remembered forever.
Expanded Information:
Meng Jiangnu's Search for Husband is an ancient Chinese folklore story. It tells the story of Meng Jiangnu, who met and fell in love with Fan Xiliang, and how she dared to break through the pressure of the world to pursue happiness, defied the powers that be, and traveled thousands of miles in search of her husband, when her love marriage was obstructed and destroyed. Although the ending disappoints her, it reflects her loyalty, bravery and perseverance.
Meng Jiangnu was not surnamed Meng, "Meng" means "commoner"; "Jiang" is her surname. The actual meaning of "Meng Jiangnu" is "the eldest daughter of the Jiang family"; moreover, Meng Jiangnu does not refer to a single person, but is a generic term for a group of people. According to Mao Chuan: "Meng Jiang is the eldest daughter of Qi." Chen Huan Chuanzhuo: "Meng Jiang, the wife of the family" and other documents, before the pre-Qin period, "Meng Jiang" generally referred to the eldest daughter of the ruler of Qi, but also referred to the women of the family. In other words, many women of the aristocracy in the Qi state office at that time could be called "Meng Jiang".
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