With the rise of emperors, kings, nobles and bureaucrats, and the dawn of the people, the whole society became rampant. Whether the bureaucrats and nobles were entertaining and welcoming guests, or officials and scholars gathered to write poems and travel, the field of wine, color and culture became popular at that time. Officials and literati in the Tang Dynasty often appeared in prostitutes' brothels, and they used colorful poems and new words to outline the affair about wine and color.
Second, the feelings are casual and the ideology is trendy. "Prostitutes crossing the river, rocking the boat into the river to smoke. It is both a concentric couple and a concentric lotus. " "The willow trees are green at the river level, and the song of Langjiang is audible. It rains in the east and the sun rises in the west. Although the road is sunny, it is sunny. " Poems, songs and culture in the Tang Dynasty describe women's free love. Pre-marital cohabitation and extramarital affairs have long been widespread. People's ideology is more open, women's clothes are more exposed, and the moral taboo of adultery and infidelity is broken, but it is an affair and they are proud of it. The ideological culture at that time was the core of this factor, and the whole literati class contributed to this situation.
The court of the Tang Dynasty, from the emperor to the aristocrat, had a chaotic marriage life, even violating morality and ethics. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, occupied his eldest sister-in-law. A generation of Empress Wu Zetian served the emperor's father and son, and remarried one after another. After she became emperor, her private life became more corrupt. Princess Taiping imitated her mother and her life was ruined.
Thirdly, freedom of marriage broke the taboo of remarriage. In the Tang Dynasty, an open marriage system was implemented. Marriage was optional and divorce was free, which was very avant-garde in the history of China. Women in the Tang Dynasty no longer influenced the concept of chastity and paid no attention to chastity. A divorced person can remarry, or a dead husband can still remarry. This kind of marriage spread freely to all levels of society.
According to historical records, 23 princesses remarried in the Tang Dynasty: 4 daughters of Gaozu, 6 daughters of Taizong, 2 daughters of Zhongzong, 2 daughters of Zong Rui, 8 daughters of Yuan Zong, and 1 person of Suzong. Therefore, the marriage in the Tang Dynasty was more casual and the whole social life style was more open, so remarriage and divorce became a fashion.