Huayu after the system left

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Why are they so wary of Hanfu?

Zhou Yang had never thought about this issue carefully before.

I only funded a few offline Hanfu events out of my genuine love for them.

Moreover, if the enemy opposes something, then we must increase our support.

But he suddenly felt that he should figure out the enemy's behavioral logic, so that he might be able to find a few more of their weaknesses.

On the way back to the company from the clothing warehouse.

Zhou Yang was constantly thinking.

What is so special about Hanfu that makes it worth all this trouble for them to try so hard to stop it?

There's a saying online.

When children wear their parents' blood-stained clothes, their greatest fear is naturally that of the perpetrator.

While there's some truth to that, Zhou Yang doesn't think it's entirely correct. Fear is likely only a small part of the reason, not the most fundamental driving force.

He began to recall the mainstream clothing of the past hundred years, trying to find some clues.

and many more?

It doesn't seem to have evolved naturally.

Clothing has been continuously simplified over the past century.

The stated reason is convenience, but in reality, the materials used are becoming increasingly scarce.

However, it seems that there is no subjective human motivation involved; it is merely a cost-reduction behavior carried out by capital parties in pursuit of greater profits.

Forget it.

Let's leave that aside for now.

Let's continue to ponder the logic behind that group's behavior.

Before we knew it.

Zhou Yang arrived at the gate of a middle school.

It was lunchtime when school let out.

The vast majority of students who walked out were wearing school uniforms.

Seeing this scene.

Zhou Yang suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

He got it.

Now I understand why the enemy is so determined to stop the revival of Hanfu.

Because clothing style is a simple consensus, but it is also the easiest consensus to reach and the one with the most obvious visual effect.

In the context of Western politics...

It is an identity label.

Besides, Hanfu is so beautiful.

As more and more people wear Hanfu, more and more people will think about this question.

Why did the tradition of Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) end?

The answer in the textbook was just four bland words.

Shaving one's head and changing one's clothes.

Take Zhou Yang as an example.

After he finished his studies, he began to think about what exactly shaving one's head and changing one's clothes meant.

Because his father was a history professor, the answer came easily.

Grief.

Unbearable grief.

That was Zhou Yang's truest feeling at the time.

Imagine it.

If even half of those who wear Hanfu learn about it, and even if only a few, like Zhou Yang, truly empathize with the experiences of their ancestors, then a certain group will definitely be restless and unable to eat or sleep.

Because many of these people are leaders and key figures in a certain circle.

After that, something will most likely be triggered.

The Gongyang School.

start up.

It's not simply because of history.

Rather, it's because they've been so overly impulsive in recent years.

That's outrageous!

Zhou Yang remembers it very clearly.

The controversy that arose after the release of his third book, "On the Banks of the Wei River".

Too many media outlets have launched a massive attack on the book, saying that the acts of revenge depicted in it are backward and illegal.

However, many people also support this view, believing that it is only natural for children to avenge their parents.

The main storyline of "On the Banks of the Wei River" is very simple.

The seven daughters sought revenge for their father's wrongful death. After years of training, they ultimately perished together with the heavily guarded enemy.

It has a prototype.

Archaeological discoveries have revealed that this story appears in many murals from the late Qin and early Han dynasties.

It clearly demonstrates the great revanchism that was very popular in society at that time.

This refers to the Gongyang School.

At that time, Zhou Yang was only 17 years old and had not thought deeply about why the public opinion was so intense.

It turns out that it touched on the deepest fears of certain humanoid beings.

It is searching for enemies in the void.

Because our initial intention in reviving Han culture was simply to be ourselves again.

Even though a few people were calling for revenge, it didn't cause much of a stir.

However, if they continue to act recklessly like this, it's hard to say what will happen.

Let's continue using Zhou Yang himself as an example.

The scales in his mind were constantly tipping towards the Gongyang School.

It can only be said that this thing was created out of necessity.

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In the following days.

Zhou Yang then began some simple martial arts training in preparation for the role.

The action choreographer was originally prepared to serve the master.

Unexpectedly, this old man not only trained diligently, but also had such good physical fitness.

On the seventh day of training.

Watching Zhou Yang skillfully use his spear to lift the tire and start it spinning.

The action choreographer asked, somewhat incredulously, "Mr. Jay, have you really never handled a spear before?"

"Of course not, have you forgotten how I performed on the first day?"

"I just can't believe it. It seems that you are not only a literary genius, but also have extraordinary talent in martial arts."

Zhou Yang just smiled and didn't say anything.

no way.

That's definitely an exaggeration.

After all, there's no such thing as a quick way to master a weapon like a gun.

But his control over his body was so strong that he quickly mastered it after listening to the martial arts instructor explain the various techniques for generating power.

Briefly describe the plot of the male protagonist in "Qingninglu".

Zhao Wenxian.

People from Jiangnan.

Born in the seventh year of the Hongzhi reign.

He and the female lead are childhood sweethearts.

of course.

Because of the female lead's demonic nature, the two of them have done all sorts of mischievous things since they were little.

Zhao's father named him Wenxian in the hope that he would take the path of the imperial examination.

But...

The male protagonist, after growing up, takes Li Wenzhong, the war god of the Ming Dynasty, as his role model.

Therefore, before his coming-of-age ceremony, he left a letter and went north to join the army.

Not for fame or fortune, nor for titles or high positions, but solely for protecting their homeland and country.

In the early stages, the male lead's role was basically that of a mere accessory to the female lead.

Zhou Yang did not make any changes.

He simply added a tiny bit more detail to the story after he joined the army.

Shortly after the male protagonist joined the army, he was assigned to the night watchman's corps.

This was a special branch of the Ming Dynasty border army responsible for reconnaissance, warning, espionage, and raids. It was named for its ability to carry out missions day and night without returning to camp at night.

After some dramatic adaptations.

The story shifts to the male protagonist, who, through reconnaissance and analysis of the movements of various Mongol tribes, boldly guesses that the other side is about to launch a major operation, which will certainly be different from the previous small-scale raids.

This intelligence report indirectly led to the arrival of Emperor Wuzong of Ming, which in turn led to the great victory at Yingzhou in the twelfth year of Zhengde (1517).

The Great Victory at Yingzhou.

According to the Ming History, which was meticulously revised over a century by a certain dynasty.

This battle was extremely costly, leaving the national treasury empty, yet the final result was only the beheading of sixteen people.

but.

For more than 30 years afterward, Mongolia did not launch another large-scale invasion of the border.

The war brought more than 30 years of peace to the border. To say that the only result was the beheading of 16 people is to fool a fool.

Moreover, among these sixteen people was the one whom Emperor Wuzong himself had personally killed in battle.

The Mongolian prince died of illness not long after returning home.

It's just a coincidence.

When the young Mongol prince led his army to invade the border, the male protagonist was promoted to the emperor's personal guard on the spot, which led to the meeting between the male and female protagonists.

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