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When Liu Yuxi was over 70 years old, he described his unfortunate life in his autobiography.

It is difficult to tell whether they are real descendants of the royal family, but they are gifted and far superior to their peers.

He was determined to prosper the Tang Dynasty, but the court was full of false rumors and slander.

After changes in imperial power and failed reforms, separations and deaths followed one after another.

His career was unsuccessful, he was bedridden due to illness, and he wrote this autobiography alone.

Such an unlucky life, but the inscription he wrote for himself was.

I was born into a noble family and lived a long life, which was a blessing from God.

So many disasters, this is fate's test for me.

I am talented but not appreciated, and I am surrounded by rumors, but I have no regrets.

The sun is setting, but I will leave this vast world peacefully and without regrets.

It turns out that what happened was just a play made up by God.

The characters in the song follow the established plot, but their own emotions depend entirely on their self-confidence.

No matter how miserable his situation was, Liu Yuxi firmly believed that the reforms he participated in were beyond reproach and that he was gifted.

People in this world are always in low spirits, but it is only because of their inferiority complex.

"In the seventh year of Emperor Daizong's reign in the Tang Dynasty, it was drizzling and misty, and Liu Yuxi was born in Jiahe County, Suzhou."

"Liu Yuxi's ancestors were actually Xiongnu people. Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty promoted the sinicization of the Hu people and moved the capital to Luoyang."

"The upper class nobles changed their surnames to Chinese surnames one after another, and Liu Liang, the ancestor of the Liu family, was one of them."

"In the fourteenth year of Emperor Xuanzong's Tianbao reign, An Lushan launched a rebellion and marched straight to Luoyang."

"Liu Yuxi's grandfather Liu Xun and his father Liu Xu moved their family south to Jiahe, Suzhou."

"Liu Xu and his wife were old when they had their son. Liu Yuxi was born weak and sickly. His parents always dressed him warmly and often asked the nanny to hold him in her arms with a thick quilt."

"Once the disease occurs, we call a witch doctor, who will either give us acupuncture or inject us with medicine."

"Whenever this happened, Liu Yuxi would cry uncontrollably."

"The Liu family has been practicing Confucianism for generations, and they have relied on poetry, books, classics, and history to seek wealth and glory."

"Liu Xu originally wanted to take the imperial examination, but his plan was interrupted by the An-Shi Rebellion, so he placed all his hopes on his son."

"Liu Yuxi was born to be a scholar. Under his father's careful instruction, he was known as a teachable young man from an early age."

"At the age of seventeen, Liu Yuxi began to study medicine."

"He saw his peers were full of energy, strong and lovely, but he himself was weak and sickly."

"I felt ashamed, so I borrowed a lot of medical books to read."

"In the eighth year of Emperor Dezong's Zhenyuan reign, the golden wind brought coolness, and Liu Yuxi drifted north to Chang'an."

"In the Tang Dynasty, the imperial examinations were held in the first month of the year and the results were announced in the second month."

"So the candidates need to come to Chang'an a year in advance to arrange for food and lodging, pay respects to the embassy, ​​and promote themselves."

"The following year, Liu Yuxi passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi, and then passed the Boxue Hongci exam."

"Liu Yuxi passed two exams in a row, but still failed to become an official."

"It turns out that the civil service examination is divided into top and second-rate. Only the top-rate ones can be given an official position immediately, while the second-rate ones have to work hard and think of a way out."

"In the eleventh year of the Zhenyuan reign, Liu Yuxi passed the examination for outstanding achievements in the Ministry of Personnel and was appointed as the Prince's proofreader."

"Liu Yuxi passed three subjects in a row, and he passed each subject on his first try. This is unprecedented in the history of imperial examinations in the Tang Dynasty."

"Just when Liu Yuxi was preparing to realize his ambitions, the tragic news came that his father Liu Xu had passed away in Yangzhou."

"Liu Yuxi had no choice but to resign from office and observe mourning for three years."

"In the 16th year of the Zhenyuan reign, Liu Yuxi, who was nearly 30 years old, completed his mourning period and rode a crane down to Yangzhou to serve as an aide to the governor Du You."

"It was nice to stay in Yangzhou, but my mother didn't like living in Jianghuai and wanted to go to the imperial capital."

"Liu Yuxi told Du You about it, and Du You wrote a letter to the prime minister, who then transferred him to the capital."

"In the early winter of the following year, snow was falling. Liu Yuxi was recommended by Wei Xiaqing to serve as the Supervisory Censor."

"During his tenure as Censor-in-Chief, Liu Yuxi met Wang Shuwen, Liu Zongyuan and dozens of other like-minded people, and they became close friends for life."

"At the same time, I met Han Yu, who was also a censor."

"Liu, Han and Liu often got together to discuss poetry and prose, discuss the general situation of the world, and promote the ancient prose movement."

"It wasn't long before Han Yu was driven out of Beijing."

"Han Yu was demoted because he opposed the palace market, and the person who specifically presided over the palace market was Wang Shuwen."

"Han Yu therefore suspected that Liu Yuxi and Liu Zongyuan had leaked his daily conversations to Wang Shuwen, and he began to resent them."

"Liu Liu was very popular and powerful at the time. People in the capital dared not address him by name and looked at him in the eyes."

Li Qingzhao: She was demoted many times but never changed her original intention, and she confronted all the ministers in the court twice.

As the name suggests, most of the poems written by Liu Yuxi are heroic, and he is known as Liu Bai together with his contemporary Bai Juyi.

Although the Anshi Rebellion had occurred, the prosperous Tang Dynasty was gone.

However, unlike Bai Juyi's poems which mostly reflect the sufferings of the people, Liu Yuxi's poems are more heroic and can be optimistic where others are pessimistic.

In fact, Liu Yuxi not only wrote heroic poems, but also had a very strong character.

Unlike Li Bai's heroism that is detached from the world, Liu Yuxi's heroism is real.

His life was one of never retreating. He was either demoted or on the road to being demoted.

A real man shows his true character, and only a true hero never backs down. Liu Yuxi's life can be said to be a life of strength.

Li Song, Emperor Shunzong of Tang, succeeded to the throne. Wang Shuwen, the former tutor to the crown prince, entered the core government of the Tang Dynasty and presided over the reform affairs.

Liu Yuxi, who was on good terms with Wang Shuwen, was highly regarded by him and became a core figure of the reform group together with Liu Zongyuan.

However, the reforms violated the interests of the big bureaucratic group, and eventually led to Emperor Shunzong of Tang being forced to abdicate.

Liu Yuxi, Liu Zongyuan and eight others were first demoted to provincial governors and then immediately demoted to Sima.

For the next ten years, Liu Yuxi served as Sima of Langzhou.

From a high-spirited new upstart in the court to a destitute and miserable man who had to leave his hometown, Liu Yuxi, who was only in his 20s, showed his optimistic side.

Although Langzhou is located in the southwest and its people are backward, there is no one with whom Liu Yuxi can have a good conversation.

But on the other hand, he expressed his feelings through poetry, drew nourishment from local folk songs, and wrote many poems to express his inner feelings.

On the other hand, he was also actively seeking opportunities to rise again and keeping a close eye on the direction of the court.

Emperor Xianzong of Tang issued an amnesty. Seeing hope, Liu Yuxi wrote a letter to his old boss Du You for help, expressing his determination to make a comeback.

Finally, Liu Yuxi, who had suffered in Langzhou for ten years, was ordered to return to Beijing.

From a young boy back then to now, he is nearly forty years old, but Liu Yuxi has not been worn down by the years.

When everyone thought he could be more obedient, Liu Yuxi, who didn't know what retreat was, wrote an article "Peach Blossoms in Xuandu Temple" in the spring of the following year, cursing almost the entire court.

He compared the officials in the court to peach trees, saying that they only gained power after he left, using this as a metaphor for the treacherous villains who were temporarily in power.

So after just about a year, Liu Yuxi was demoted again, this time to serve as a governor in the more distant Bozhou.

Fortunately, Pei Du and Liu Zongyuan intervened and he was later appointed Governor of Lianzhou and later Governor of Hezhou.

This time he was demoted for another thirteen years, and the little Liu back then has become old Liu.

Liu Yuxi, who was already in his 50s, was transferred back to Luoyang. The following year, when the new emperor ascended the throne, he was transferred back to Chang'an to serve as the Minister of Rites.

Liu Yuxi, who had been exiled for 23 years and suffered a lot, should have almost surrendered in the eyes of the ministers.

After all, a person can only have a few 23 years in his life. The old man who is nearing the end of his career will definitely behave himself this time.

But there is no word of compromise in Liu Yuxi's eyes. He will never give in to anything. This is his code of conduct.

So after "Peach Blossoms in Xuandu Temple", the sister work "Revisiting Xuandu Temple" came out.

The peach blossoms were compared to powerful ministers during the reign of Emperor Xianzong of Tang, the Taoists were compared to Emperor Xianzong, and the cauliflowers were compared to the current ministers, almost covering all the ministers of the previous and current dynasties.

Liu Yuxi, who was unwilling to be lonely and never forgot to fight, once again let everyone see his strong heart.

Although he was not demoted immediately this time, he was driven out of the capital a few years later.

Liu Yuxi's life was one of integrity and optimism.

Although his career was bumpy, he was demoted to another place shortly after his reinstatement.

But he always sticks to his original intention, always maintains a high fighting spirit, and is determined not to fear power.

Even in his old age, he is still full of hope and fighting spirit.

On his way back to Beijing after being demoted for the second time, the 54-year-old Liu Yuxi passed by Yangzhou and reunited with his good friend Bai Juyi.

Bai Juyi felt sorry for him and also knew that his talent and reputation were limited, but twenty-three years was too much.

However, he gave Bai Juyi a gift by which he said, "Thousands of ships pass by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees return to spring in front of the dead tree."

He hoped to infect his friends with the passionate spirit in his poems, which also showed that Liu Yuxi was still optimistic and cheerful even in his old age.

The more I get to know Liu Yuxi, the more I feel that he is a stubborn person.

This kind of arrogance is reflected in his optimistic attitude and heroic demeanor after being demoted, and also in his unrepentant criticism of the villains in the court.

Despite the passage of time and the vicissitudes of reality, he still handles worldly affairs with a firm and positive attitude.

It is this kind of axis that is more valuable and worthy of respect.

"Wang Shuwen particularly valued Liu Yuxi and thought he was a good candidate for prime minister, so he gave him full authority over the work of the Salt and Iron Administration."

"Wang Shuwen told Liu Yuxi that as long as he firmly grasped the power of the Salt and Iron Administration, he would be able to control the revenue and expenditure of the Tang Dynasty, and he would be able to make friends with the eunuchs in power and win over the generals in charge of the army."

"But Liu Yuxi's reputation and experience are not enough. If we give him the post of Salt and Iron Administration, it will cause opposition in the court."

"So Wang Shuwen appointed Du You as the Director of Salt and Iron Administration and Liu Yuxi as Du You's deputy."

"When Liu Yuxi was Du You's aide in Yangzhou, the two had a good relationship."

"It was precisely because of this that Wang Shuwen asked the two to cooperate again."

"Du You is already over seventy years old, old and weak, and is happy to be a hands-off manager."

"Liu Yuxi's door was crowded with carriages and horses, working day and night. He signed thousands of official documents every day, and the glue used to seal them required a bushel of flour."

"This nearly six months was the highlight of Liu Yuxi's official career, and it can be said that his debut was the peak."

"In the first year of Emperor Xianzong of Tang's Yongzhen reign, Wang Shuwen's group's good days came to an end."

"A new emperor appoints new ministers. Wang Shuwen was demoted to the post of the Revenue Officer of Yuzhou, and then executed."

"Liu Yuxi was demoted to the governor of Lianzhou. When he arrived in Jiangling, he happened to meet Han Yu. The two of them sighed and said goodbye to each other."

"We are both wanderers in this world, so why should we make an appointment when we meet?"

"Looking back on the first half of Liu Yuxi's life, it can be summed up in one word: smooth."

"He didn't have to endure the hardship of his parents' early death and his family's decline, the torment of academic setbacks and repeated failures, or the experience of being bullied by his superiors and cheated by his colleagues."

"He was like a lucky fish that had won a prize, rising all the way to the top, but then he stopped abruptly at the peak."

"Like a kite, it soars up when the wind blows, and falls to the ground when the wind stops."

“If a person always has smooth sailing and does not encounter setbacks, his abilities will be infinitely magnified.”

"I thought I could do anything, I could reach the moon in the sky and catch turtles in the oceans."

“Once frustrated, they will become depressed, blame others, and even commit suicide in despair.”

"Langzhou is located in a remote area, and the customs of scholars are humble and low-brow. Liu Yuxi saw that the customs were different and there was no one to talk to."

"He lived near Zhaoqu Pavilion, and spent his days writing poems and essays to kill the long and boring time."

"Liu Yuxi stayed in Langzhou for ten years. He suffered from financial difficulties and mental depression."

"In the Tang Dynasty, the post of Sima was established for people who were exiled. Although Liu Yuxi was a Sima, he actually did nothing."

"Colleagues knew that he had offended the top officials in the government, so they tried to avoid him as much as possible to avoid getting into trouble."

"So he was alone, sitting there all day, like a walking corpse."

"Liu Zongyuan, who was exiled to Yongzhou, wrote a poem called "Snow on the River" which vividly describes this lonely life."

"Birds will fly away from thousands of mountains, and all traces of people will be wiped out."

"Boat PC World Weng, fishing alone trees and snow."

"But Liu Yuxi gradually adapted and was in better condition than Liu Zongyuan.

"This is also a great advantage of people who have always been smooth sailing. They just can't accept this huge gap at the beginning. Once they adapt, they can see it more easily than others." In the ninth year of Yuanhe, the sky snowed, and the court finally summoned Liu Yuxi and others to return to the court. "

"But Liu Yuxi was obviously too happy too early. There was no place for them in the court at this time. Their era had long passed."

Su Shi: If you are a person who has no friends, just look at Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi, and you will see that you have lived a clear life.

In life, the more friends you have, the easier your life will be.

In order to make our journey smoother, we are desperately looking for friends.

When you reach a certain age, you suddenly realize that many people live as loners.

Some people who look like friends may stab you in the back and be more cruel than strangers.

Wanting friends but not being able to find them is a very confusing situation.

In the ninth year of Zhenyuan in the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi passed the imperial examination and became Jinshi in the same year.

Two young men from different places became friends because of studying and then became colleagues in the Censorate.

Then, Han Yu also joined them, and they had multiple relationships as colleagues and classmates.

But Han Yu was not as lucky as them. He was demoted not long after he started working in the capital.

Han Yu believed that his bad luck was related to Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi, and that they might be the ones behind his misfortune.

So, Han Yu wrote this sentence in his article: All my colleagues are talented, but I prefer Liu and Liu.

When the Yongzhen Reform began, Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi both stood on the side of the powerful official Wang Shuwen and prepared to do something big.

Before the reform produced any results, Emperor Shunzong of Tang, who supported the reform, fell seriously ill.

Some ministers who opposed the reform took advantage of the situation and Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi were banished from the capital.

It is not difficult to find that it is difficult to turn colleagues into friends.

After all, when we work together, the fundamental goal is to make profits together.

When benefits are not evenly distributed, intrigue will arise.

There are very few people who can put aside their own interests and continue to be friends.

Liu Zongyuan and Liu Yuxi knew a lot of people in official circles, but too many of their colleagues flattered the powerful and bullied the weak.

Once you lose power, there will be many people bullying you.

After Liu Yuxi was demoted, he was not welcomed anywhere.

Local officials forced him to move again and again, and he lived in a small room.

Hence, there is the "Humble House Ode"

A deity makes a mountain, not its altitude.Water does not have to be deep.

From another perspective, no matter how capable you are, as long as you have a good position, people will favor you.

People don’t care about how many friends they have. As long as they have a noble person, they will be successful.

Unfortunately, many emotions are idealized.

Liu Zongyuan was demoted to Yongzhou and expressed his feelings.

Birds in thousands of mountains have disappeared, and all traces of people have been wiped out.Boat PC World Weng, fishing alone trees and snow.

Many people believe that Liu Zongyuan’s poems are the loneliest poems in the world.

Doesn’t the artistic conception represent himself back then?

I set off for Yongzhou with my family, young and old, but when I arrived in Yongzhou, there was no one to arrange a place for me to stay.

Coupled with the passing of his mother, he felt even more lonely and helpless in life.

No matter how good friends are, they will eventually drift apart. All good things must come to an end.

When you try to reunite with your friends, in fact, it is a process of separation again.

In the ninth year of Yuanhe in the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi was summoned back to Beijing along with Liu Zongyuan and others.

The two people made an appointment to go out for a walk and were happy for a while.

Liu Yuxi wrote: "There are thousands of peach trees in Xuandu Temple, all planted after Liu Lang left."

What this means is that the people in the court now have the opportunity to be promoted only because Liu gave up his position.

After the officials in the court interpreted Liu Yuxi's words, they became resentful and banished Liu Yuxi and Liu Zongyuan from the capital again.

This time, Liu Yuxi was sent to Bozhou, Guizhou, and Liu Zongyuan was sent to Liuzhou, Guangxi.

Relatively speaking, Bozhou is more remote and the living environment is harsh.

Good friends are willing to suffer more losses to protect each other at critical moments.

The court was moved by this favor, so Liu Yuxi was transferred to Lianzhou, Guangdong.

When they were demoted again, they were all sent to the south, so they traveled together.

When they reach Hengyang, they still have to separate, one goes to the south and the other goes to the southeast.

They also agreed to live in seclusion and play together in their later years.

Facts and wishes are contrary to each other.

When there was a general amnesty and Liu and Liu were allowed to return to the capital, Liu Zongyuan died of illness.

That year, Liu Yuxi was supporting his mother's coffin and heard that Liu Zongyuan had passed away.

Nothing but grief.

It turns out that too many separations are actually farewells forever.

Even if you are reluctant, there is nothing you can do.

Good friends drift apart, this is an inevitable outcome.

First, each of them has a family and they each want to go home.

Second, you cannot work in the same place for your whole life, everyone has to pursue their own career.

The third is the separation of life and death, which is helpless.

Fourth, human nature is difficult to understand when it comes to interests.

"In March of the following year, peach blossoms were in full bloom, and a group of friends went to Xuandu, Chongyefang, south of Chang'an City to admire the flowers."

"Liu Yuxi was moved by the scene and composed a poem, which led to Liu Yuxi and others suffering misfortune again."

"The purple road and the red dust blow against my face, and everyone says they are going to see the flowers."

"There are thousands of peach trees in Xuandu Temple, all planted after Liu Lang left."

"Whether Liu Yuxi intended to satirize the ruling class or not, his implication is that the new nobles in the court are no longer the same as they were ten years ago."

"But the ruling official Wu Yuanheng was very unhappy when he heard this, so he demoted Liu Yuxi and others again."

"Liu Zongyuan was demoted to the governor of Liuzhou, and Liu Yuxi was demoted to the governor of Bozhou."

"Liu Yuxi had an 80-year-old mother who had been demoted and had no one to support her, so he had to take her with him, but she couldn't stand the bumpy ride."

"Liu Yuxi was filled with remorse and at a loss as to what to do, when Liu Zongyuan wrote a letter to the court."

"I hope to switch places with Liu Yuxi, so that he can go to Bozhou and Liu Yuxi can go to Liuzhou."

"At this time, the great leader Pei Du in the court lent a helping hand. Although Liu Yuxi was wrong, he had parents and could be pitied."

"Tang Xianzong said that since he knew he had an 80-year-old mother, he should be more careful in what he said and did, and not let his mouth get the better of him and make his mother suffer."

"Tang Xianzong thought for a long time, sighed, and appointed him as the governor of Lianzhou instead."

"In the eleventh year of Yuanhe, at dawn, Prime Minister Wu Yuanheng was assassinated on his way to court by assassins sent by Li Shidao, a vassal."

"Liu Yuxi and Wu Yuanheng were once very good friends, but due to their different political views, they eventually parted ways."

"This time he was demoted again, and Wu Yuanheng contributed the most."

"Now that his old friend has unfortunately passed away, Liu Yuxi feels mixed emotions."

"In the second year of the Baoli reign of Emperor Jingzong of the Tang Dynasty, flowers were falling in profusion, and Liu Yuxi returned to Luoyang."

"I passed through Jinling City and saw that the wealthy families of the Jin Dynasty had become ruins. I was filled with emotion."

"Wild grass and flowers beside Zhuque Bridge, the setting sun at the entrance of Wuyi Lane."

"In the old days, the swallows in front of Wang Xietang flew into the homes of ordinary people."

"In early autumn, with leaves falling, Liu Yuxi unexpectedly met his old friend Bai Juyi in Yangzhou."

"Bai Juyi was not satisfied and complained bitterly that his life was too frustrating."

"Apart from being a famous poet, I didn't get anything else."

"Life is not always smooth sailing. It is inevitable to experience some setbacks, but I have experienced too much."

"Liu Yuxi comforted him, but he was no better than you. We are a pair of brothers in distress."

"In the first year of the Dahe reign of Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi returned to Luoyang. He was already very old and no longer as energetic as before."

"In March of the following year, when the flowers were in bloom, Liu Yuxi visited Xuandu Temple again. All his old friends had withered away, leaving him alone."

"In the second year of Emperor Wuzong of Tang's Huichang reign, the autumn wind was bleak, the air was chilly, the leaves were falling, and Liu Yuxi passed away."

"Bai Juyi cried bitterly and wrote a poem to mourn him."

"Bai and Liu are equally famous, and they have been friends for a hundred years, but now they are separated."

"We are both poor and sick in our retirement days, and we will both die and live until we are old."

"At that time, Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi were both famous for their poetry, but Liu Yuxi was not even close."

"Bai Juyi pulled Liu Yuxi into the duo in his elegy, forming a trio."

“It is both the best explanation to an old friend and the highest evaluation of an old friend.”

"After all, writing is eternal. If the name of a poem can be passed down to future generations, it will be immortal for thousands of years."

"The gains and losses, honor and disgrace in life will no longer concern you."

Xin Qiji: Liu Yuxi, a Tang Dynasty poet who was often demoted, was both stubborn and rude.

Since scholars with outstanding academic performance would become officials, most of the literati would enter the court as officials.

Liu Yuxi passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi in the ninth year of Zhenyuan, and started out as a minor official.

He then served in various local posts and finally returned to the central government to serve as the Censor-in-Chief.

Although the Tang Dynasty at that time had gone through years of recuperation, it had not yet recovered from the trauma of the An-Shi Rebellion. Local warlords were divided and the central government was in chaos.

As an ambitious person, Liu Yuxi joined the reform group headed by Wang Shuwen.

But unfortunately, the reform failed and Wang Shuwen's reform group was exiled.

Liu Yuxi was no exception and was demoted to a remote area to serve as a Sima.

In the ninth year of Yuanhe, Liu Yuxi was recalled to the capital, ending his life in exile.

It is said that every failure makes one wiser, and Liu Yuxi should have been more low-key and calm.

But Liu Yuxi did not do that. He quickly wrote "In the Tenth Year of Yuanhe, I was Summoned to Beijing from Langzhou as a Playful Present to the Gentlemen Who Watched the Flowers"!
Liu Yuxi was a poet, so there was nothing wrong with him writing some poems.

But the key point is that there are thousands of peach trees in Xuandu Temple, all of which were planted after Liu Lang left. The irony of this poem is too obvious.

All the officials and ministers in the court now took office after I left. They are just a bunch of younger brothers!
This is a slap in the face in the face of a poem. How can the people in power tolerate this? They directly demoted Liu Yuxi to a remote area.

This time, Liu Yuxi was demoted for fourteen years and had been wandering around the local areas. Liu Yuxi was then transferred back to the central government again.

But it has to be said that Liu Yuxi was really stubborn. Not long after he came back, he went to Xuandu Temple again and wrote a poem "Visiting Xuandu Temple Again".

The hundred-acre courtyard is half covered with moss, the peach blossoms have all gone and the cauliflowers are blooming.

Where did the peach-planting Taoist go? My former lover Liu Lang is here again.

Although the previous authorities who demoted Liu Yuxi have passed away, the current authorities also do not like troublemakers like Liu Yuxi.

I thought that more than 20 years of exile would smooth out Liu Yuxi's edges, but I didn't expect that Liu Yuxi was still so tough!
In this case, Liu Yuxi was demoted again to continue his training.

Liu Yuxi was either demoted or on the way to being demoted throughout his life, which is a bit similar to Su Shi.

But Su Shi had a good brother who could save him, but Liu Yuxi did not.

And the most important thing is that Su Shi could occasionally be submissive, but Liu Yuxi was like a stone in a toilet.

Not only did he refuse to give in, he also wrote poems to satirize others at every turn.

Liu Yuxi, who had been stubborn all his life, died in Luoyang, ending his life of wandering. (End of this chapter)