Professor Zeng Shiqiang once criticized Qiong Yao:

"Qiong Yao has written novels her whole life, but she has harmed a lot of people, that's all! Her own marriage was unhappy, and she kept writing about bizarre marriages to vent her feelings, and everyone suffered!"
I remember back then, when I watched Qiong Yao dramas, elders at home would say all her plays are crazy dramas, with extremely problematic worldviews.
At that time, I thought it was a generation gap, but later when a new moon princess and A Dream of a Curtain appeared, I was truly speechless!
Almost none of her works depict normal, healthy marriages and relationships; they are all distorted, absurd, and morally perverse relationships.
For example, in "New Moon Princess," under the guise of true love, the mistress boldly intervenes in others' families, even saying, "I'm not here to break up this home, I'm here to join this home," making the destruction of others' marriages seem pitiful and justified;
In "Deep Love in the Rain," there are multiple entanglements, ambiguous tug-of-wars, wavering feelings, selfishness, and pretentiousness, treating unreasonable fussing as deep affection;
"Dream of a Curtain" is even more outrageous—Lü Ping, who lost a leg, deserves to compromise; Zi Ling's willful elopement and abandonment of responsibility are portrayed as romantic, sacrificing the original wife’s entire life to fulfill so-called free love.
Her own marriage life was a mess, with complex and tangled emotional experiences, and she never had a healthy, stable, and principled marriage.
Because she lived unhappily, filled with grievances and unwillingness, she projected all her obsessions, resentment, and selfishness into her works, relying on writing to numb herself, whitewash herself, and vent her emotions.
She used words to heal her life's regrets and dispel her dissatisfaction with her marriage, but millions of readers and young girls were led astray by these distorted stories.
An entire generation was brainwashed with wrong views of love, unable to distinguish between the responsibilities, loyalty, and bottom line of marriage, mistaking pathological entanglement for longing, suffering internal conflicts, getting hurt, and making wrong choices in love.
To put it simply: she wrote books her whole life just to vent and heal herself, but in the process, she harmed a generation’s understanding of marriage and love, causing great damage! #比特币ETF期权持仓限额增4倍