In order to revive the country, Gou Jian, the king of Yue, collected beautiful women among the people and was selected for "sinking fish". Yue spent three years training beautiful women in manners, singing and dancing. Later, he dedicated the beauty to Fu Cha, the king of Wu. From then on, the prince of Wu was addicted to women and neglected state affairs, and was finally defeated by Yue.
When Wu died, the surname was abolished, and her ending became an eternal mystery. Some people say they were taken away and went boating on the lake together. Both of them retired and eventually disappeared. This is the only happy ending, and it is also widely circulated among the people.
Some people say that it was hanged in history. History helped the State of Yue destroy the State of Wu. She felt relieved that she had fulfilled her mission. But she felt sorry for Fu Cha, the king of Wu, and felt guilty. She felt very contradictory and tangled, and finally chose to hang herself.
Some people say that it was drowned by Wu people throwing themselves into the river. After the death of Wu, the people of Wu hated the stone so much that they sank her into the river.
Some people say it was drowned. Gou Jian, the King of Yue, was greedy for the beauty of the stone and wanted to keep him around, but fearing that the King of Yue would follow in the footsteps of the King of Wu, he tricked the stone into the boat and pushed it down the lake.
Some people say that Gou Jian drowned in the river. Gou Jian was worried that it would be a "femme fatale" and hurt Yue, so he sank him into the river.
Others say that it was drowned by the King of Yue. After the state of Yue destroyed Wu, Gou Jian wanted to keep Shi with him, but the queen thought Shi was a disaster and threw herself into the river.