The prototype of Liang Zhu's story

The story of Liang Zhu took place in the Jin Dynasty.

Butterfly lovers is one of the four great folk love stories in ancient China, the most attractive oral inheritance art and national intangible cultural heritage in China, and the only Chinese folk literature and art with wide influence in the world.

Since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, 1700 years has been circulated among the people. It can be said that China is a household name, spreading far-reaching, and is known as the eternal swan song of love. Throughout the ages, countless people have been infected by butterfly lovers's tragic love. Liang Zhu's legends and love stories are real events in history, which are proved by historical materials and cultural relics.

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Turning into a butterfly, Liang Zhu left a thrilling ups and downs of love, known as the eternal swan song of love. The legend of Liang Zhu has been circulated among the people for thousands of years. With the discovery of Liang Zhu's tomb and the spread of local legends, the real Liang Zhu gradually appeared in front of the world.

According to some data, Liang Zhu is a real person, but they are not in the same era. Zhu Yingtai was a heroine who robbed the rich and helped the poor in Song Dynasty. She stole from Ma's house three times and then ambushed her to death.

The people were buried with a heavy burial, and a monument was erected in front of the grave, with "Zhu Yingtai's Female Tomb" engraved on the front and recorded in detail on the back. Over the years, the monument sank underground and disappeared.

Liang Shanbo, a county official in Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, is honest and clean, middle-aged and widowed, childless. When he was buried after his death, Zhu's tombstone was dug up. Many people felt sorry for it, but they thought it was inappropriate to bury it for Liang, so they buried it together. The black one was Liang and the red one was Zhu.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Liang Zhu (China Ancient Folk Love Story)