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Ⅰ 豪门千金李富真倾家荡产也要离婚，背后原因是什么

三星集团总裁长女李富真倾家荡产也要离婚，背后原因是因为豪门千金下嫁平民保镖，结果她的丈夫却不知道珍惜，不但不求上进，而且还经常在外面花天酒地，婚后两人的差距导致两人之间矛盾越来越多，李富真在孕期还遭遇了家暴，这使得李富真下定决心，即使需要付高额的分手费，也一定要离婚。

李富真2014年上诉离婚，这桩离婚官司两人纠缠了几年，原因只为任佑宰贪得无厌索取高额分手费，一次次上诉，面对这样的无赖，李富真也是下定决心倾家荡产也要离婚。

Ⅱ 娘子吼上瘾：相公，你真是个棒槌！by咖啡醉全本txt在线小说免费阅读

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《娘子吼上瘾：相公，你真是个棒槌！》的作者是咖啡醉。无敌刁蛮又凶恶的禾府二小姐禾夕诗竟然破天荒地答应嫁给一个傻子，她这一点头，整条醉香街有半数人倾家荡产，真是造孽啊，这禾二小姐简直是害人不浅、人神共愤哪，从此，她成了醉香街的公敌。

Ⅲ 《京华烟云》 姚思安的一句话，大体是说：“不过是倾家荡产，身败名裂。”请问全句是什么在那一集中出现

木兰啊，哪怕你轻轻摇一下头，爸爸就把婚给退了去。不过是名誉扫地，外加上倾家荡产，原本就是身外之物。生不带来，死不带走嘛。第八集

Ⅳ 倾家荡产 ，高分求文章，原创

楼主，刚好我这里有一篇．希望对你有帮助了～

Book Report on ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
"Delightful"- says the Guardian (London)

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was firstly published in Britain in 1867, with its author’s name Lewis Carroll (1832-1898). In fact, the author is more a mathematics teacher than a professional writer, lecturing at Christ Church, Oxford. His real name is Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. In respect that those mathematical works he had dedicated to were not as prominent as his literatures, he has been remembered as Carroll rather than Dodgson. He didn’t marry, yet loved children, with lots of close kid-friends in Oxford. He suffered from stuttering, but this could never be in the way that those children were attracted by his tales told ad-lib. Carroll started to tell a long story to Alice Liddell ring a picnic, who was the daughter of Henry George Liddell, the head of his Oxford College. Thereafter, the Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was born from these tales. In 1871, its sequel Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There was published.
“Alice’s adventures in wonderland” narrates a girl’s dream in summer. Alice’s adventures began one afternoon when she followed the White Rabbit who was neatly dressed and fell down into a hall. Alice tried all her best to get out of the hall, including drank and ate some cakes, cried in a pool of tears, with a mouse and other animals staring surprisingly at her. Back on dry land, Alice ran in a race with the animals and the White Rabbit, and then met the Cheshire cat and the Duchess who had a baby turned into a pig, and also had a tea party with the Hatter, the March Hare and their friend, the mouse. The Hatter explained to her that this was because he once argued with time. Alice finally arrived at a garden crowded with people looking like poke cards. She met the King and Queen of Heart and joined in their weird croquet game. The Queen shouted a lot and wanted to have everyone's head cut off, unreasonablely taking Alice to see the Gryphon and the Turtle, who told Alice a sad story. Next, Alice found herself in court, in the middle of a trial. At that time the Knave of Hearts was accused of stealing tarts. The White Rabbit argued with the King about a poem which made totally no sense to Alice. She angered the Queen very much, saying that they all were just a box of cards. All of a sudden, the cards flew up into the air and dropped down upon Alice. In the end, Alice woke up next to her sister, and was told that she was just dreaming.
That this tale is loved by children generation after generation is attributed to the fact that it is different from most children’s literature works aiming at teaching them, but it’s just for entertainment. At that time, ecation must be adhered to children’s readings because it was believed that children were incomplete human beings, and they didn’t have or needn’t have their own “literature”. Therefore, they had been either restricted to those “lessons” or secretly been in joy with those books stolen from alt’s world. A Token for Children (1671) by James Janeway might be a good example of those boring “lessons” with its smacks of sermon. By comparison, there were several novels for alts that met with children’s satisfaction of reading, such as the Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan, Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, and Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift. But they did not escape from the focus of ecation. It was not until 1950s did the works written purely for entertaining children appeared. Like Treasure Island by R. L. Stevenson, and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
People are apt to make it a criterion that children’s literatures should be meaningful. As a matter of fact, the so-called “being meaningful” is equivalent of disengaging children from their own ways of thinking and getting to know alts’ experience as soon as possible. Then is Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland meaningful? The answer is no. Alice has neither learned anything enlightening in her adventures, nor become mature after she returned from her dream. This sort of “meaning” was not even put on this adventure, but instead was ridiculed by Carroll between the lines. His ridicules could be seen in “word games”, which was plentifully described. By using partial tones and quibbles, Carroll created wonderful word games, teasing those too-serious things in life. Examples include that “a teacher was called Tortoise because it ‘taught us’”, recalled by the mock turtle, “our classes included ‘Drawling’, ‘Stretching’, and ‘Fainting in Coils’, which respectively referred to ‘Drawing’, ‘Sketching’, and ‘Painting in Oils’”(Chapter 9). These partial tones not only stick to the mock turtle’s characters, but also suggested the author’s jeer at school ecation. Both of these works were considered children's novels that were satirical in nature and in exemplification of Carroll's wit.
Poems were beautifully lighted in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. We could never forget the famous poem that described the tale of Mouse which looked rightly like a mouse’s tail (Chapter 3). Carroll also manifested his ingenious in his other poems, like Jabberwocky from Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There and The Hunting of the Snark. The former made up many new words, while the latter created nonsensical words from word combinations.
Either the plot or the ending is impossible to happen in the realistic world. And it is also distained by world-wise alts. However, by boundless imagination, Carroll has painted vivid pictures for kids, so that they could be immersed in the fantasy world full of fun. At the same time, those alts with playful spirits could possibly read out the contradictions led by Alice’s embarrassment between her inner factors and external conditions which were difficult to resolve. And it is precisely this conflict situation that has been prevailing in real life. All of being said, his novel is the classic of children's literature, because it “serves for children", full of brainstorms, absurd and fun. At the same time, it is favored by alts, not only because it is linked to memories of childhood, but also because they can read out from the absurd wonders, which could be regarded as a fable of meaningful life.

Ⅳ 看剧借会员，看文不点赞，为何追星时可以倾家荡产

这些人都是心存幻想，估计是脑残小说，还是电视剧看多，以为自己付出多，偶像会看到自己，自己能跟偶像来一段甜甜的爱情，简直是疯了。

还有一种是看多偶像的电视剧，觉得这样男人才是自己的白马王子。关键是爱豆还是单身，一直没有找女朋友，她们就会想了，也许我就是那个幸运儿，时刻关注爱豆，疯狂打卡，送礼物，写情书，无非就是想让爱豆看到自己的心。

但是你们有没有想过，爱豆就一个人，你们那么多个人都想要做他女朋友，他忙得过来吗？喜欢归喜欢，现实生活还是要继续，不要为了一个梦，把自己全部身家都压上去，不值得。

总而言之，粉丝会变疯狂，都是自己想太多，梦做得太美了。

Ⅵ 倾家荡产寻求答案我该怎么挽回这段感情我很迷茫！又出现第三者

哥们，你这情况和我以前很象，我们的比你们的严重好多了，一打电话就吵，还分手几次， 说正题吧，你没辜负她而是冷落了她，女人是感情动物，你要多抽些时间陪她，她说你脾气不好，没猜错的话，应该是你大男子注意，可能认为她要听你的，小事你完全可以让着她 另一方面，你们可以做一次正式的长谈，谈你的事业，憧憬你们的未来，谈你对她的感受，还要对她做出承诺（总之让她了解你爱她） 最后，装着站在她的立场上为她考虑，问她的感受，“如果，你认为他比我爱你，或者你不爱我，我尊重你决定”之类的。这一招要有把握了再用。你是聪明人，要有耐心，当一个女人见一个男人为她而改变时会很感动的，哪怕是很小的改变。加油！ 我和我女友现在关系很好，也祝你过关

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盗墓笔记，鬼吹灯都是盗墓的

Ⅷ 历史名人张謇简介

张謇[jiǎn]（1853年7月1日～1926年8月24日），字季直，号啬庵，汉族，祖籍江苏常熟，生于江苏通州海门长乐镇（今江苏省南通市海门市常乐镇）。

清末状元，中国近代实业家、政治家、教育家，主张“实业救国”。中国棉纺织领域早期的开拓者，上海海洋大学创始人。

张謇创办中国第一所纺织专业学校，开中国纺织高等教育之先河；首次建立棉纺织原料供应基地，进行棉花改良和推广种植工作。

以家乡为基地，努力进行发展近代纺织工业的实践，为中国民族纺织业的发展壮大作出了重要贡献。

他一生创办了20多个企业，370多所学校，为中国近代民族工业的兴起，教育事业的发展作出了宝贵贡献，被称为“状元实业家”。

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1911年，孙中山领导辛亥革命，张謇顺应历史潮流，实现了一生中最大的转变，毅然由推崇立宪转向拥护共和。1912年1月1日，孙中山就任临时大总统，临时政府成立，任命张謇为实业部长。

1913年，张謇为实现梦寐以求的“棉铁主义”，就任北洋政府农商总长兼水利局总裁，主持全国农林、工商政务，编订颁布有关工商矿业、农林水利、渔牧业、度量衡、银行证券、引用外资等法规条例20余个，以促进我国民族资本主义工商业的发展。

1915年，袁世凯称帝阴谋渐露，张謇愤而辞职，返回南通。从此他倾注全部精力办实业、办教育、办社会文化慈善事业、推行地方自治。

1916年，张謇被推为中国银行股东联合会会长，1918年，“主张国际税法平等会”在沪成立，张謇被推为会长。

1920年，张謇被推为中国矿学会及中国工程师学会会长，并为中国科学社筹谋社址。1921年，被推为远东运动会名誉会长。1922年被推为交通银行总理。1926年8月24日因病逝世。

张謇一生经历甲午战争、戊戌维新、义和团运动和辛亥革命等重大历史事变，是近代中国社会转型中有代表性的人物，一身兼有儒生、状元、资产阶级改良运动领袖、地方自治实践家、政府高级官员和资本主义企业创始者的身份与经历。

后半生，他投身实业，热心教育，坚持不懈地提倡、试验、推广实业教育。1917年5月6日，张謇还参与知名人士48人在上海签名发起成立中华职业教育社。

张謇为实业教育发展提供了丰富而宝贵的思想财富，是近代中国企业家办实业教育的先驱，在实业教育史上谱写了辉煌的一页。

参考资料来源：网络——张謇

Ⅸ 麋芳作为倾家荡产资助刘备的二舅，最后为什么会投降东吴

麋芳是三国时期蜀汉著名的叛徒，也是一位值得令人同情的叛徒。由于麋芳的背叛，才让盛极一时蜀汉大将关羽败亡，而麋芳作为刘备的二舅哥，属于外戚的身份，同时他也是最早跟随刘备艰苦创业的蜀汉元老之一，为何能舍弃兄长麋竺和同甘共苦多年的刘备而投降东吴呢？

先从麋竺麋芳兄弟的出身说起吧。麋竺麋芳兄弟是三国时期徐州当地的大土豪，恰巧他们遇到了贪财的徐州刺史陶谦。历史上的陶谦和《三国演义》小说中的陶谦可不太一样。历史上的陶谦比较贪财且势利，他在出任徐州刺史之后，启用了麋竺麋芳兄弟。

在东汉时期讲究门第出身，麋竺麋芳兄弟虽然是徐州当地首富，但是麋氏家族世代经商，所以社会地位并不是很高。本来在当时察举制的情况下，轮不到商人出身的麋竺糜芳兄弟出来做官，但是徐州刺史陶谦是个非常贪财且势利的人，他看中了麋竺麋芳兄弟上亿财产。

主要原因在于麋芳投降与其他二人不同，他是在多重矛盾不可调和下被迫投降了东吴。从史书记载可以总结出来麋芳投降原因主要有四点：一，刘备入蜀之后，巴蜀人才济济，麋竺麋芳兄弟逐渐失去重用；二，顶头上司关羽完全瞧不起麋芳；三，关羽交代的无法完成的任务，以及麋芳无力应对的局面；四，麋芳个人的贪生怕死。

接下来把这四点逐一分析，就可还原当时情况下追随刘备多年的麋芳为何会投降。

麋竺麋芳兄弟逐渐失去重用

麋竺麋芳兄弟虽然是刘备集团元老，早年倾家荡产资助刘备，得以受到刘备器重和信任。后来刘备先得荆州部分地区又顺利入蜀，荆州和巴蜀人才济济，外加麋竺麋芳兄弟确实能力一般，以及麋夫人去世，所以刘备在表面上虽然对麋竺麋芳兄弟委以重任，但是实际来说麋竺麋芳兄弟只有名誉和地位，并没有很大的实权。

尤其是在入蜀以后，蜀汉集团内部形成了人才地域为区分的小派系，荆州士族派系和巴蜀士族派系，但是作为元老的麋竺麋芳兄弟和关羽、张飞、赵云等元老却在两派系之外，虽然这些元老并不联合各自独立，但是这其中唯独麋竺麋芳兄弟能力一般，其他元老或有所长或能力出众，所以麋竺麋芳兄弟在蜀汉内心并不是很安稳。

这件事从麋芳背叛投降以后，麋竺虽然得到刘备谅解，但是内心却越发不自安，不久就愧愤而死，这说明了麋竺在蜀汉地位虽然尊崇，但是内心并不是很安稳，否则在刘备已经谅解的情况下，麋竺如何能愧愤而死。