Did Ji Xiaolan finally get married?

Ji Xiaolan got married at the age of 17. After that, except for a few days (such as being sent to Urumqi), she spent every night. In his own words, it is "not good to sleep alone, otherwise your eyes will be red and swollen"
in Ji Xiaolan's life, there were many women around her. Every woman has a story and a mood that makes Ji Xiaolan engrave on her bones. Ji Xiaolan is romantic, but he is not unlucky. I believe that the wives and concubines around Ji Xiaolan will never regret that they loved Ji Xiaolan
1. Ji Xiaolan's first love

Ji Xiaolan's first love can be traced back to his age of 11. Of course, at that time, he didn't know what love was, but he knew that he liked being with that little girl
the little girl's name is Wen Luan. She is a servant girl bought by Ji Xiaolan's fourth uncle. When Ji Xiaolan saw her at the first glance, she had a good feeling for her. Two teenage children are happily playing and playing games, and they are living a life of no guess. Such days are fleeting. When Ji Xiaolan was 12 years old, he, his mother, brothers and sisters were taken to the capital by his father. Before leaving, he gave Wen Luan a string of his beloved agate fan pendants. This fan pendant can not be regarded as a token of love, but it can be seen that Wen Luan has a place in Ji Xiaolan's small heart
when Ji Xiaolan saw Wen Luan again, it was five years later. Ji Xiaolan has changed from an innocent naughty child to a teenager, and Wen Luan has also changed from a lively girl to a graceful girl. During Ji Xiaolan's return to her hometown to visit her relatives, Wen Luan was almost always with her. The two of them lived together day and night, and they met each other
one night, Ji Xiaolan asked Wen Luan to match his son, so he said "Begonia" and Wen Luan matched his son with "yam". Ji Xiaolan added the word "tender Begonia", Wen Luan said "old yam", Ji Xiaolan added the word "tender begonia with leaves", Wen Luan also added the word "old yam with leaves", Ji Xiaolan then added it, and it became "a tender begonia with leaves". Wen Luan replied "half of the old yam with leaves". Ji Xiaolan still continued, adding "a tender begonia with leaves is inserted obliquely at the temples". Wen Luan smiled and said, "half of the old yam with leaves is hanging on the waist", Finally, Ji Xiaolan added the three words he wanted to say most: "I love you. There is a tender begonia with leaves slanted in your temples." as he said this, Wen Luan held Wen Luan in his arms. Wen Luan began to be at a loss. Then he pushed Ji Xiaolan away and said softly, "I'm afraid you have half of an old yam hanging around your waist."
Wen Luan's fear is reasonable. She can't be Ji Xiaolan's main family as a servant girl. She said to Ji Xiaolan, "master Yun, if you really like me, take me as a concubine in the future. I will serve you well in the future." Wen Luan's words are an inspiration to Ji Xiaolan. Ji Xiaolan also knows that Wen Luan can never be his wife, and he is satisfied to take her as his concubine
in this way, Ji Xiaolan married Ma Yuefang, a young lady of the Ma family of Dongguang. When Ji Xiaolan returned to Beijing, she wanted to bring Wen Luan back to Beijing together, but Ji Xiaolan's fourth Aunt Li Shi was afraid of delaying Ji Xiaolan's future. In addition, Ji Xiaolan was newly married, so she asked Ji Xiaolan to wait for a year and a half to pick her up. Unexpectedly, Ji Xiaolan landed in the rural examination, so the matter of receiving wenluan had to be put aside, in exchange for three years of hard study in a cold window. Finally, Huang Tian lived up to his efforts. In the township examination of Ding maoke in the 12th year of Qianlong, Ji Xiaolan won the first prize and won the Jieyuan. It was only then that he remembered to take over Wen Luan. Unfortunately, Wen Luan died three years ago after he failed the township examination
back three years ago, when Ji Xiaolan lost her fame, she didn't go to pick up Wen Luan. Wen Luan's selling period had expired, but she was still willing to stay in Ji's mansion. Li also intended to make it happen, so she no longer treated Wen Luan as a servant girl. Instead, she prepared gold and silver jewelry for her and planned to send her to Beijing. Unexpectedly, Wen Luan's father came to Ji's house and asked for 1000 liang of silver. Li was so angry that he simply asked him to take Wen Luan back. In this way, Wen Luan fell ill after returning home and soon left with hatred
the death of Wen Luan has dealt a great blow to Ji Xiaolan. Wen Luan's smiles and smiles always appear in Ji Xiaolan's mind. Even in Ji Xiaolan's old age, he often remembers his time with Wen Luan. He also specially planted two begonias in front of the bedroom of Yuewei thatched cottage to commemorate Wen Luan
Ji Xiaolan and Wen Luan loved each other since childhood. Ji Xiaolan first fell in love with Wen Luan, but it ended with a tragedy. Such pain is unforgettable to him all his life. I believe that Ji Xiaolan loved Wen Luan all his life. Although people and ghosts have different paths and the world is different, the feeling of youth will always appear in Ji Xiaolan's dream. After all, this is also Ji Xiaolan's first love

2. Ji Xiaolan returned to her hometown at the age of 17. 17 years old, it's time to get married. In the six big families of Lu, Ma, Niu, Chen, Tang and Gao in cuier village, most of them have talent but no appearance, or have appearance but no talent, but they are short of both talent and appearance. Ji Xiaolan's fourth uncle tells Ji Xiaolan that Ma Xuting's family in Dongguang has a woman of both talent and beauty, but the suitor must answer Miss Ma's question. Ji Xiaolan was a famous child prodigy in Hejian Prefecture when she was young. When she heard that she wanted to take the exam, she was even more eager to take it
finally, after Ji Xiaolan passed the child examination and obtained the background of a scholar, Ji Xiaolan's father agreed to Ji Xiaolan's idea of proposing marriage
the ancestor of the Ma family in Dongguang is Ma Zhiyuan, who has been a scholarly family for generations. The Ma family has always attached great importance to talent. To ask for a marriage in the Ma family, you must pass Miss Ma's exam
MA Xuting had heard about Ji Xiaolan, a prodigy from the river, a long time ago. He was very happy to see that he came to propose a marriage, and that he was extraordinary in appearance. He had already agreed with her a few times. But Ma Yuefang, his daughter, insisted on choosing a husband, so she had to let the prodigy from the river try her hand. Not long after, Ma Yuefang's test question was presented. A couplet read: "Qian Bagua, Kun Bagua, Ba 864 Gua, Gua Gua, heaven and earth have been determined."
on the surface, this couplet talks about numbers, but the numbers are lined up in the Bagua, and it is difficult to use heaven and earth to imply marriage. Ji Xiaolan thought about it a little and wrote: "nine sounds of Luan, nine sounds of wind, ninety-nine and eighty-one, sound of Luan and Phoenix." This is also a number, saying that the marriage proposal must be completed with the harmony of the Phoenix and the Phoenix. When Ma Yuefang saw the second couplet, she thought that Ji Xiaolan really deserved her reputation, but the major event of her life should not be decided hastily, so she wrote another question. She wrote a poem called Ji Xiaolan to read it. After Ji Xiaolan saw the poem, she saw it read:
in the Mid Autumn Festival, she played the piano and recited the ancient poem. Without hearing the bells and drums, she knew that the stars had moved and the immortals had returned to the ancient temple. When the prime minister had his heart in the temple, he repaired the Taoyuan cave and played chess with the immortals. If this poem is a seven character regular poem, it should be 56 characters. Now there are exactly eight missing. Ji Xiaolan frowned, thought for a while, and suddenly realized, "it's broken." So he read out the poem. This poem is a Tibetan poem. The first sentence of each poem is a p
art of the previous sentence. It can be inferred that the correct way to read it should be: "the Mid Autumn Festival in August is a good time, and you can play the piano and recite ancient poems under the moon. If you don't hear the bells and drums in the temple, you will know more about the stars moving. How many immortals return to the ancient temple, and how many prime ministers have luck. When you build the Taoyuan cave, you can play chess with immortals."
after Ji Xiaolan finished reading the poem, she only heard Ma Yuefang's servant girl reply: "Miss, I agree to the marriage."
not long after Ji Xiaolan and Ma Yuefang became married, Ma Yuefang has been Ji Xiaolan's wife for decades. Especially in the days when Ji Xiaolan was sent to Urumqi, the family had no financial resources, and they were living in a tight budget. They could not make ends meet. They had to rely on their diligence and thrift to maintain their families. But I also became ill from work. After that, my health was much worse than before, and I often got seriously ill
finally, at the age of 72, Ma Yuefang fell ill and passed away. Ji Xiaolan used a paragraph from preface to Lanting to mourn the death of Ma Yuefang
"It's like meeting people and looking up to them for a lifetime. They may take them in their arms and talk in one room, or they may be dissolute because of their trust. Although their interests are different, they are calm and irritable. When they are happy with what they meet, they are happy with themselves for a while, and they are quick and self-sufficient. They never know that they are getting old; when they are tired, their feelings change with the times. When they look up to them, they have become old stories, and they still can't help but be happy with them! Although the situation is short, the end is at the end. The ancients said:" death is life It's too big. "Isn't it painful?"
a paragraph of text describes the couple's love for decades. If it is said that Ji Xiaolan and Yu wenluan are childhood sweethearts, then Ji Xiaolan's love with Ma Yuefang is a love that has accompanied each other for decades

3. Shi Ji Guo Caifu

Guo Caifu became Ji Xiaolan's concubine at the age of 13, which is very virtuous. Ji Xiaolan is funny by nature and often likes to joke, but sometimes some jokes are not appropriate. Guo Caifu often tells Ji Xiaolan to say less jokes. Guo Caifu once gave birth to several sons to Ji Xiaolan, but they all died prematurely. Only one daughter, Ji Yunhua, was left. Later, Ji Yunhua married Lu Yinwen, the grandson of Lu Jianzeng, the salt transport envoy of the two Huaihe rivers. In the 33rd year of Qianlong's reign, the Lianghuai salt smuggling case occurred, and it was traced to Lu Jianzeng. Guo Caifu begged Ji Xiaolan to try to help Lu Jianzeng, so Ji Xiaolan packed a pinch of salt and a pinch of tea into an empty envelope, sealed it, and sent it to Lu's residence. The implication was that the salt case had been investigated (tea) in a deficit
even if Lu Jianzeng made up the arrears and transferred the property, the valuables had already been transferred to other places by the time the Raider came. Later, it was known to Qianlong at this time that if ordinary people were ordinary people, they would have been able to identify the crime of deceiving the monarch and destroy the nine ethnic groups. However, Qianlong still showed mercy outside the law and sent Ji Xiaolan to Urumqi
after that, Jifu was almost paralyzed, and Mrs. Ma managed her family well to tide over the difficulties. Later, Mrs. Ma became ill from overwork, and Guo Caifu took good care of her. The burden of Ji Fu fell on her shoulder
after Ji Xiaolan was recalled to Beijing, Mrs. Ma's illness gradually improved, but Guo Caifu fell ill again. Later, a doctor came to consult her. Unexpectedly, quack doctors hurt people. Guo Caifu's illness was not only not cured, but became more and more serious. After that, she had sought medical treatment and did not get better. She was only 37 years old when she died
Ji Xiaolan hated that quacks hurt people, so she wrote a plaque and a couplet to the doctor. The plaque reads "Ming Yuan Tang". According to Ji Xiaolan's meaning, "if you don't do it, it can be said that it is also Ming; if you don't do it, it can be said that it is far away." These two sentences are originally from the Analects of Confucius. The meaning of "no" means "no" means "no". Ji Xiaolan's words are intended to make the doctor stop practicing medicine and harm people, that is, "Mingyuan". In the couplet, sentences from Du Fu's "soldier's chariot" and Li Shangyin's "Ma Wei" were used, saying: "the new ghost harbors grievances, and the old ghost cries. He has no idea what his life will be like." Ridicule a quack doctor for harming others

4. Another blow

after Guo Caifu died, Ji Xiaolan lacked people to take care of her. So his fourth Aunt Li Shi and his third sister-in-law Chen Shi bought a daughter of a poor family named Shen in Hejian and sent him to the capital. Ji Xiaolan liked it very much and named her minggan. When Ji Xiaolan saw Ming Gan, she always had a feeling of seeing Wen Luan, which was also a comfort to Ji Xiaolan
Ji Xiaolan often worked in the Old Summer Palace. She was too far away from home. So she bought a house in Haidian and called it Huaixi old house. When cleaning up the room, he pasted the windows again, using summer cloth, which was crisp and cool. Suddenly, Ming Gan thought of a pair and said to Ji Xiaolan, "summer cloth pasted the windows, and everyone was bright." Ji Xiaolan didn't match up for a while. Later, she thought again and again and never found a suitable second couplet. For a while, the pair became absolute. More than 200 years later, the second couplet was written in the name of Mei Lanfang. "The courtyard is filled with faint fragrance, and Mei Lanfang is a melancholy flower." Among them, "Huanhua" is Mei Lanfang's word
from then on, Ji Xiaolan loved Ming Gan more and more. It's heaven's will that makes people mad. When Ji Xiaolan was 68 years old, Ming Gan was seriously ill. It happened that Ji Xiaolan was on duty at the Old Summer Palace and couldn't go home. She was very worried about Ming Gan. On the night when Ming Gan was dying, Ji Xiaolan dreamed of her
he dreamed that he was taking Ming Gan to the Old Summer Palace. He and Ming Gan were sitting on a swing. The swing was swinging back and forth. Ming Gan was laughing happily, and the laughter was very bright. Suddenly, the rope broke and the two fell to the ground together. Ji Xiaolan woke up with a start and found that a copper bottle had fallen to the ground
the next evening, Ji Xiaolan was finally able to return to the reading Wei thatched cottage. She learned that Ming Gan was critically ill and fainted last night. Later, she suddenly woke up and told her mother, Shen Shi, that she had just had a dream. She dreamed that she had gone to Huaixi old house in Haidian to be with Ji Xiaolan, but suddenly she heard the sound of thunder and woke up
after hearing this, Ji Xiaolan quickly asked when it was. Shen explained that Gan woke up at the same time as he dreamed of playing on the swing and waking up with a start in the Ming Dynasty
seeing Ji Xiaolan's return, Ming Gan was very happy. He took out a portrait of himself and gave it to his daughter Mei Yuan. With tears in his eyes, he said to Ji Xiaolan, "Xiaolan, I have thought of a poem. Please write it down for me."
Ji Xiaolan hurried to ask someone to fetch the brush and inkstone, only to hear minggan say:
"I have had a dream in the past 30 years, and my remains are collected by my daughter. He told me about my life and recognized Shen Wuniang of Gusu." After that, the last tear fell on the pillow, but with a smile on his lips, he quietly left. In that year, Ming Gan was only 30 years old
for Ji Xiaolan, the death of Ming Gan was the greatest grief after the death of Wen Luan and his eldest son Ji Ruji. In those days, no matter in the morning or at home, I could no longer hear Ji Xiaolan's hearty laughter. In his
mind, he always thought of the happy time when Ming Gan was alive. For many days, he stared at Ming Gan's portrait in a daze and even wept

Ji Xiaolan also has several concubines around her, such as Ma Yuefang's dowry maid qianmei, his concubine Yutai, and his palace maids Ai Yun and Hui Qian, who were awarded by Emperor Qianlong. I won't list them all here.

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