[Classical] Drunken Spring Breeze

The first chapter of "Drunken Spring Breeze"

: A maiden in her secluded chamber, her heart wicked; a rich boy in his study

, his soul lost in a drunken stupor. Early autumn arrives, a curtain of fine rain falls, a waning moon hangs in

the sky. Unable to express her feelings of love and romance, butterflies flutter before her eyes . She longs to write

a few pages of history, but the ink is dry, the brush is soft, and her heart is heavy. She

wonders about the intricacies of her romantic affairs, yet her words flow freely. She idly stretches out the paper, rambling on.

She recounts the charming maiden's amusing tales, laughing at the lecherous playboy,

who nearly lost everything. Men and women, driven by lust, share the same heart, as if starving and thirsting. Who cares about gossip?

Even if she writes erotic verses skillfully, nothing compares to depicting everything in a single stroke, so that it may be passed down endlessly. (The poem

"He Xinlang"

only covers the general outline; if it mentions truly laughable or shameful things...) What truly moves a prodigal son, enrages a virtuous man, imitates a fool, and disciplines a wise man. If a clever, literate woman is particularly touched by shame and remorse, she will transform her promiscuity into virtue.

In this world, all people engage in this kind of affair. Even those who are ignorant of reason see them as mere yin and yang, husbands with wives, wives with husbands, all for their own amusement. Men, their breasts throbbing, think of stealing wives all day; women, their breasts throbbing, think of stealing men all night. Men rejoice when accused of adultery; they are enraged when accused of their wives' adultery. Women, if they are truly adulterous, find pleasure in it; if called adulterous, they feel resentment.

And then there is another kind: one woman loves another man; that man's wife loves another woman but not her husband. One man loves another woman; that woman's husband loves another woman but not his wife. There's another kind: A man steals a woman, and while they're getting intimate, he suddenly sees another woman, less beautiful than the first. He then abandons the first woman and goes after the less beautiful one. A woman steals a man, and while they're getting intimate, she suddenly sees another man, less charming than the first. She then abandons the first man and goes after the less charming one. This is truly incomprehensible.

There was once a young master from Beitongzhou, talented and handsome. People said he had the appearance of a southerner from the north and was destined for success in the southern imperial examinations. He took advantage of the system and became a student at the Southern Imperial Academy, serving his sentence in Nanjing. In the third month of spring, while strolling around Yuhuatai, he encountered a stunningly beautiful woman, accompanied only by a pretty maid. The young master was utterly captivated and followed her back home. The woman also seemed to glance at him. It turned out that this woman lived in a large house outside the South Gate, while her husband was imprisoned at the Northern Imperial Academy. Long deprived of food, like dry tinder and a blazing fire, the maidservant, acting as a go-between, allowed him to stay the night. The two, like husband and wife, were inseparable.

The woman's husband, imprisoned in Beijing, had been captured by foreigners and fled the capital, scattering the entire city. The young master's family, including his wife, a beautiful young lady from an official family, fled south. Lost in the snow and shrouded in a chilling wind, she was saved by her husband. The young lady, mentioning her husband's imprisonment in the south, requested to be taken to Nanjing to find him, so a boat was hired. Fearing the inconvenience of the journey, they pretended to be husband and wife, but before long, like dry tinder and a blazing fire, they became husband and wife. Upon arriving in Nanjing, they met and then officially became husband and wife.

Then there was Zhao Jia, who became lovers with Zhou Yi. Seeing Zhou Yi's beautiful wife, Zhao Jia schemed to rape her. However, Zhao Jia's own wife also fell for Zhou Yi, and they became lovers themselves. After Zhou Yi's wife died, Zhao Jia also died, and Zhao Jia's wife remarried Zhou Yi. As the saying goes: "

Look at the raindrops on the eaves; every drop is perfect."

Now, during the Wanli era, in Suzhou, outside Loumen, lived a man named Gu, who had two sons, both studying under a teacher. His eldest daughter was exceptionally beautiful, truly surpassing even Xi Shi (a legendary beauty). Seeing her brothers studying from a young age, she wanted to study too, and thus became quite literate. When reading plays and novels about adultery, she would curse, "Those shameless, good-for-nothing harlots, doing such shameless things!" She only had one rule: she always made sure her hair was neatly combed, her sideburns were styled, her feet were bound beautifully, and her clothes were always fresh and new, inside and out. His father was a corrupt official from a humble family in the countryside, unwilling to indulge in fine clothes. Despite his repeated attempts to please, he stayed home, dressing extravagantly, earning praise from thousands.

One day, a fortune teller from Jiangxi was invited to his home. When the fortune teller read his eldest sister's fortune, he exclaimed, "What a fine woman's fate! She will be the wife of a prominent family, wielding power and becoming a wealthy landlady. However, with metal and water in her palace, she is lustful and feigns purity. Her seventh husband palace has a comet, indicating her husband will be lustful. Born in the Gengchen year, in the eighth month, at the You hour. As the Five Stars of Guo Lao says: 'Shen, Zi, Chen, the rooster crows, disrupting human relations.' Even her own flesh and blood, don't blame me, will commit shameful acts. Furthermore, Yi combines with Geng, and there are two Yi combined with Geng, four husband stars. Her husband's fate is strong, otherwise she wouldn't suffer the pain of being separated from her husband. The Red Phoenix and Heavenly Joy stars are activated under the sun." "Someone should propose marriage; don't miss the opportunity, or disaster will follow." Gu Wailang said, "There's a Zhang Jiansheng family here, his third son is proposing marriage. I've obtained his birth chart here; please take a look, sir." The fortune teller asked for the birth chart, calculated it carefully, and laughed, "Excellent! Excellent! This young official is two years older than your daughter, born in the year of Dingchou, and is twenty years old this year. His birth chart is Jiyouchou, and he's destined to ride south. His 'Pillow Flower' affliction is in the Wu Palace, but the 'Meteorite' star also shines in this palace. His wife's fate is strong, and the affliction is heavy but cannot overcome him. They'll make a perfect, romantic couple; you should marry him! You should marry him!" After calculating the woman's fate, he calculated the fate of the whole family. Gu Wailang gave the gentleman some money and saw him out. Upon entering the house, he told his wife, "Have the matchmaker agree to the marriage with the Zhang family."

At that time, the Provincial Education Commissioner was in Kunshan, and all the students were preparing for the imperial examinations. Gu Wailang's eldest son, who knew a little about classical Chinese, spent over three hundred taels of silver to secure a place in the academy because his father needed a scholar to support him. Normally, when a new scholar was sent to school, he would return home to pay respects to his parents and then bow to his siblings. This Gu Da was a bookworm in the village, and he looked down on the scholar. After paying respects to his parents, he arrogantly declared, "I am now a member of the imperial family; my sisters and brothers should all bow to me." The musicians and flag bearers laughed. Gu Wailang shouted, and Gu Da only bowed twice to his siblings, and that was it. Most of the relatives and friends, who were from the village, offered their congratulations and then took their seats to eat. As the saying goes:

In the countryside, the most common people are fat cattle; seeing a blue robe, one is a high-ranking official;

if it weren't for the scholar's good learning, how could his attire resemble that of a monkey?

That night, Gu Da, considering himself a scholar, danced and gesticulated wildly, ignoring the old official passing him cups and drinks, and drank himself into a stupor. Gu Wai Lang, however, was filled with resentment. Seeing Gu Da's unrestrained behavior, he was quite displeased and said to him, "You've had enough wine, go inside!" Gu Da had no choice but to leave. Upon entering, he saw a young woman dressed alluringly, and, recalling the fortune teller's words, "Shen Zichen, the rooster crows, and human relations are disrupted," he suddenly felt a beastly impulse in his drunken state and decided to steal the woman.

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