China has a history of 5,000 years of civilization. Strictly speaking, Li Weiyang's name probably appeared in the history, but even if he did exist, what happened was definitely different from that in TV series. So Weiyang Palace is named after Li Weiyang?
Changle Palace means long-term happiness, but the meaning of Weiyang is controversial, and some people think it is inexhaustible. Laozi has a saying: "Strong things make you old. It is because they are ignorant that they have been ignorant for a long time. " It means that everything starts to decline when it reaches the highest point. The so-called Weiyang means that it has not yet reached the highest point, which means that it will continue to go higher, which means that the Han Dynasty will prosper. In fact, Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, had good hopes for the Han Dynasty he founded, hoping that everything would last forever and maintain long-term stability.
Therefore, the real significance of Changle Weiyang is that everything we enjoy now will not decline immediately. What we have to do is to enjoy the happiness of the moment.
So how did the word Weiyang come from?
The word Weiyang comes from The Book of Songs Xiaoya Pavilion Liao, and the original text is like this:
How about the evening?
The night is still early, and the lights of the court.
The gentleman will stop and the voice will be heard.
How about the evening?
The night is not ai, and the court is burning.
A gentleman should stop, Luanbang.
How about the evening?
In the morning at night, the court is burning.
A gentleman stops talking and watches his flag.
The early night means it's not midnight yet, and the night is still long. Later, in the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang's imperial literati took the word Weiyang as the palace name, which was self-evident.
As many people know, the TV series Jinxiu Weiyang was adapted from an online novel, and the story took place in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In fact, the characters Li Changle and Li Weiyang only borrowed the names of Changle Palace and Weiyang Palace, and had nothing to do with Li Weiyang and Li Changle in the play.