Butterfly lovers chinese

The earliest written record of the lovers is traced back to about 700AD, when the Tang Dynasty was reigned over by Empress Wu Zetian and was renamed as the (Restored) Zhou Dynasty.

The Butterfly Lovers, often considered China’s Romeo and Juliet, is a famous Chinese folk story from the 5th Century AD. The two lovers were forced apart by the girl’s family. In the end, they turned into two butterflies to be together forever.

What on earth is love that makes lovers vow to stick together in life and death? Below are the top 10 widespread ancient Chinese love stories, some are myths or legends, some are literary works…

I was listening to 100 ways by Jackson Wang (which has a great music video), and it reminded me of an animation I had seen a few years ago. I will feature it in today’s Things You Might Not H…

hen i was a child my bobo (grandmother) told me this story about a girl named Engtay disguised as a boy so she could join the school. She will hide her long hair under her hat. She got along with her best friend named Sampek. Not knowing that Engtay was a girl, one day a wind blow off her hat and thats how Sampek knew the truth, and they fall in love to each other.But then Engtay had to marry her family choice of man and her family rejected Sampek so cruelty. Sampek died of broken heart…

Butterfly Lovers - Wu Chun, Charlene Choi

The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto is one of the most well-known classical Chinese concert pieces. And now you can watch it on demand on the Shen Yun Creations streaming platform.

The time-honored love story of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai continues to hold a place in the nation's affections as it expresses the hope for a free marriage for the ancient Chinese and praises women's bravery in the pursuit of love.

Pure and elegant, only love and beautiful scenery can't be let down.

Butterfly Lovers - 梁祝 (Guzheng & Violin Duet ft. David Lin) [the Chinese Romeo & Juliet] by Yawen Guzheng Music