What is begonia literature?

Begonia literature is a school of China literature, which originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. It takes expressing love, sadness and philosophy of life as its theme, and advocates a fresh and pure style of writing. Begonia is a fragile flower, symbolizing a beautiful and short-lived love and life.

Begonia literature pursues sincere, delicate and touching narration, and pays attention to detail description and artistic expression. Representative works include Lu You's Hairpin Phoenix: A Love Letter and Li Qingzhao's Dream. The poet expresses his sadness and affection for the lost love by describing the parting and lovesickness between flowers.

Begonia literature is characterized by beautiful language, profound artistic conception and strong cultural connotation. It outlines love, hate and hatred with delicate brushstrokes, and shows all kinds of life. Haitang literature has a far-reaching influence, which not only occupies an important position in ancient literature, but also has a far-reaching influence on later literature and has become one of the treasures of China literature.

Begonia literature makes us feel the fragility and beauty of life, and also inspires people to think about the meaning of life. Its artistic charm is transmitted through words, touching the softest place in the reader's heart.