No, the reasons are as follows:
1. His name is Qin Luofu, and his body is extremely pitiful. It's his own name. Probably not the real name. And there is also someone in Moshang Sangli who calls himself Luofu. Maybe it's not his real name. Qin Luofu seems to be a general name for beauties in the Han Dynasty. Or even if the signature is authentic, maybe many families like to give their daughters this name, and it may be a coincidence that they have the same surname as Qin. Or one poem is influenced by another poem.
2. The north of ancient China was rich in mulberry trees, and there were more mulberry picking than in the north. However, the place where the peacock flew southeast occurred in Lujiang Prefecture, which should be the south.
3. The peacock flew southeast should happen. During the reign of Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty. According to records, when Luofu of Sangqin in Moshang was Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the time was wrong.
Extended information:
Origin of the character
"Luofu" is the name of a woman in the Han Dynasty, just like the name "Yannian" was used by men in the Han Dynasty; Just like in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, parents tended to name boys with names that included "strong, strong, military, and civilian". This was the collective trend of thought led by the times.
The "Japanese fallen bun" mentioned in the poem is The most popular hairstyle in the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty was an improvement of the "coiled bun". The bun fell sideways, like a knight's fallen horse, making it more cunning and charming.
Chinese women regard wearing earrings as a beauty, and earrings as women's decorations began in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Luofu used pearls as earrings, and Xiangqi and Ziqi as clothes. They are all fashionable costumes from the Eastern Han Dynasty.
In ancient China, there was a division of labor between men farming and women weaving. In a broad sense, "women weaving" also includes collecting mulberry and raising silkworms. The mulberry forest is in the wild, where activities are relatively free, the mulberry leaves are lush, and it is easy to hide. Therefore, in an era when the limit between men and women was not very strict, the mulberry forest was an excellent place for trysts. It can be said that in the era of "The Book of Songs", mulberry forest already had a special symbolic meaning.
However, with the changes of the times, the original free love in the mulberry forest has been denied. Sanglin became a place for women to reject men's love. Therefore, the image of "Luofu" became an element of beauty and emotion, a combination of virtues required by the times.
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