The 25 most famous beauties in ancient Chinese history 1. Xi Zi The power of "Shenyu" has been synonymous with beauties throughout the ages. She violated her conscience and became a bad woman who brought disaster to the people of Wu State. After leading to the demise of the Wu Kingdom, he may have gone away in seclusion with Fan Li in a boat, leaving no trace. 2. Mao Qiang Mao Qiang, a beauty recorded in "Guanzi" and "Zhuangzi", became famous at the same time as Xi Shi. "Guanzi Xiaoshu" said: "Mao Qiang and Xi Shi are the beauties in the world." "Zhuangzi Qiwu Lun" said: "Mao Qiang and Li Ji are the beauty of people; fish see deeply, birds see high Flying, the elk sees the decisive battle, who among the four knows the true color of the world." 3. Yiguang Yiguang is generally believed to be named after Xishi, but some scholars believe that Yiguang was another gift from Yue to Wu at the same time. An extraordinary beauty. The third volume of Chen Shiyuan's "Ming Yi" in the Ming Dynasty said: "The Yue Dynasty sent beautiful women Xi Shi and Zheng Dan to Wu together." Supplementary Notes" says: "The Yue Dynasty sent two beautiful women to pay tribute to Wu, one is Yiguang and the other is Xiu Ming." Or it goes like this: Yi Guang is Xi Shi, and Xiu Ming is Zheng Dan. "Yi Guang is Yi Guang." Many ancient books regard Yi Guang as Xi Shi's spy colleague and conspiracy, such as "Taiping Guangji". 4. Mrs. Li Mrs. Li, the most favored concubine of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che, was born as a singing prostitute. Her short life has been linked to several highlights of Chinese culture throughout the ages - she is the object of the famous poem "There is a beauty in the north, peerless and independent. Look at the charming city, then look at the charming country", and she is also the object of "Shan Shan Lai" The object referred to by the idiom "Chi", her most outstanding achievement is Han Feizi's theory and practice of "the love fades and the love fades". During her illness, she resolutely refused to let Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty see her sick face, so that he would not change his mind. She also took care of her relatives after her death. 5. Zhuo Wenjun Zhuo Wenjun, the wife of Sima Xiangru, a representative writer of Han Fu in the Western Han Dynasty, is the heroine of the most famous elopement story in history, and is also the originator of the gifted man and the beautiful woman in the eternal dream of Chinese literati. She is the daughter of the grandson of Zhuo Wang, a wealthy businessman in Linqiong, and was betrothed to an imperial grandson. When her fiancé dies before we get married, the seventeen-year-old virgin becomes a widow. When Sima Xiangru, a talented poet and musician, was invited to visit Zhuo's family, he played the piano song "Phoenix Seeking the Phoenix" to tease her into elopement on a snowy night, and opened a restaurant with her husband, a poor scholar. She sold wine as a coin while he washed dishes. dish. After the rice was cooked, his father still supported his life. Moreover, his husband was highly valued by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for his gift of poetry and made great contributions to pacifying the ethnic minorities in the southwest. Later, she experienced marriage and love turmoil such as her husband's unfavorable relationship and her own infertility. She restored her love with "Poetry of a Resentful Man" and consolidated her marriage with "Ode to a White Head", and finally grew old together. She is a beautiful woman with both talent and beauty who dares to love and knows how to love. 6. Ban Jieyu Ban Jieyu, the concubine of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty Liu Ao, the love rival of the twin sisters Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede, her real name has not been tested, Jieyu is a title indicating the rank of concubines. She is a symbol of virtue and beauty, a model of being unfazed by favors and humiliations. She possesses the comprehensive charm of being both a teacher, a friend and a concubine of an emperor. She can be called a scholar-type beauty! She used her talent in literature and history and her ups and downs experience to create the allusion of "Autumn Cool Tuan Fan", which expresses the bitterness of a beautiful woman who has fallen out of favor. She fell out of favor but was not disqualified. Faced with the most famous fatuous emperor in history who was "excellent in wine and sex" - an emperor who was not only fond of women but also men, she chose to fade away from love and accompany the Queen Mother to burn incense and worship Buddha in Changxin Palace. 7. Wang Zhaojun Wang Zhaojun, surnamed Wang and Qiang, was known as "Ming Fei" in history. She was one of the four beauties in ancient China and had the strength of "Luoyan". A native of Zigui, Nanjun County, she was a peerless beauty in Zhaojun Village, Xingshan County, Hubei Province in present-day Three Gorges Region. The Xiongnu Hu Hanxie Shan Yulan's family, her achievements are all reflected in the honorary title "Ning Hulan", which means that the Xiongnu had a Han woman named "阏" Shi" (the king's wife), peace and security are guaranteed. After the death of Shanyu Huhanxie, according to custom, he married his eldest son. When he was thirty-three years old, he died, leaving behind a "green tomb" and fifty years of Han-Hungarian reconciliation in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. As well as a hot topic in poetry for two thousand years, Wang Zhaojun is also a "poetic factor" that made the Three Gorges a "Poetry Gorge" and the most "drama" character. His story has been staged on the drama stages of past dynasties. 8. Zhao Feiyan Zhao Feiyan, formerly known as Yi Zhu, was the concubine and empress of Liu Ao, Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, the love rival of Ban Jieyu, and the most famous dancer in the Western Han Dynasty. She was as "light as a swallow, able to dance on the palms of her hands" and was known as "Flying Dancer". "Yan" seems to be an acrobat. She was accused of being a fox-shaped beauty with the worst womanly ethics. Because she could not have children, she and her sister plotted to murder the Han Dynasty emperor's heir. Later, they accidentally caused the death of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, but made him But it was out of vicious jealousy that he cut off his children and grandchildren. 9. Hede Hede is Zhao Hede, Zhao Feiyan’s twin sister. The two sisters, one is not suitable for the master and the other is not suitable for the master, but they are called the suitable master and Hede. 10. Cai Yan Cai Yan, also known as Cai Wenji, was a talented woman of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a famous poet, and a representative of beauty in troubled times. Cai Wenji married three times in her life. She first married Wei Zhongdao, the son of the Hedong family. Within a year, Wei Zhongdao died of hemoptysis. During the war, she was plundered to the southern Xiongnu and remarried, becoming Princess Zuo for twelve years. Cao Cao spent a lot of money to redeem her, and performed an ethical drama of "Wen Ji returns to the Han Dynasty". Her last husband was Cao Cao's subordinate Dong Si. Supplement from the respondent 2009-10-12 08:05 11. Er Qiao Er Qiao, Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, the two daughters of Qiao Xuan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. Da Qiao is Sun Ce's wife, and Xiao Qiao is Zhou Yu's wife, a classic match between a hero and a beauty.

Er Qiao was used by Zhuge Liang as a prop to anger Zhou Yu in the historical drama of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Zhuge Liang cleverly changed the word "bridge" in Cao Zhi's "Tongque Terrace Ode" to "Qiao", and the original sentence "connects the two bridges to the east and west, If the poem "The Lobster in the Sky" ("Hot" means Rainbow) was tampered with to read "Take two Qiao to the southeast and have fun with them day and night", then in Zhou Yu's eyes, Cao Cao had a plot to plot the beauty of the two Qiaos. So ambitious. After Zhou Yu heard this, how could he not hate Cao Cao because he loved his wife? Hence the great feat of Cao and Liu uniting to defeat Cao in the battle of Chibi. Du Mu's "Red Cliff" implies this allusion: "The broken halberd sinks in the sand, the iron is not sold, and it will be washed and washed to recognize the former dynasty. The east wind does not agree with Zhou Lang, and the bronze bird spring locks two Qiao deeply." 12. Green Pearls Green Pearls , the concubine of Shi Chong, a wealthy official in the Western Jin Dynasty and the governor of Jingzhou. During his tenure as governor, Shi Chong made a fortune by sending soldiers disguised as bandits to secretly intercept and kill merchants. He had a despicable character of worshiping Jia Mi, an important official in the DPRK, and his vehicles. However, his concubine Luzhu was grateful to Shi Chong and would not consider his despicable character and illegal behavior. When he lost power, he committed suicide by jumping off a building in "Jinguyuan" to prevent Shi Chong's love rivals and political rivals from coveting his beauty, in an attempt to protect Shi Chong from being implicated. Luzhu's "death for love" did not save Shi Chong's life, but she was forever recorded in the history of love. 13. Biyu Biyu, the protagonist of the idiom "Little Family Biyu", was the concubine of King Sima of Runan in the Jin Dynasty. Sun Wei responded to Sima Yi's request and composed two "Jasper Songs" (according to Wang Yunxi's "Commentary on Yuefu Poems of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties"). One: Jasper is a little girl who dare not seek virtue. I feel so grateful for his wealth, but I feel ashamed of myself. Second: When the jasper breaks the melon, the love is reversed. It's not shameful to feel embarrassed, so I turn around and hug him. 14. Zhang Lihua Zhang Lihua was the precious concubine of Chen Shu, the leader of the Southern Dynasty after the fall of the country, and her status was second only to the queen. Her hair is seven feet long, her light is discernible, her expression is gorgeous, her intelligence is strong and her memory is strong, and she is favored in the backyard. When the Baisi plays an important role, the queen often holds him on his knees and stabs him, so he favors and manipulates power and disrupts the rules and regulations. When the Sui army entered, he entered the Jingyangjing in the palace with his empress and noble concubines, and was captured and executed by the Sui army. There is a beautiful but unfortunate shadow of her in "Flowers in the Back Garden of the Yushu" by Empress Chen, a famous song about the country's subjugation: "...the enchantress's face is like a flower with dew, and the jade tree shines in the back yard; the flowers bloom and fall not long, and fall red all over the ground. Go back to peace!" Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was very sorry that he did not get Zhang Lihua. 15. Madam Hou Madam Hou, a palace maid in the palace of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty who was probably still a virgin, committed suicide by hanging herself in protest of not being favored and being lonely in her boudoir. After her death, she was as beautiful as a peach blossom, with a brocade bag on her arm and a poem about palace resentment, which caused Yang Guang's infinite sadness and caused the eunuch who neglected his duty in the beauty pageant to commit suicide. She was one of the rare people in history who received unlimited favor from the emperor after her death. A beauty whose reputation and talents are known all over the world. Mrs. Hou entered the palace when she was about 16 years old and committed suicide when she was about 24 years old. She has 13 surviving poems and was the forerunner of the four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty. 16. Yang Taizhen Yang Taizhen, also known as Yang Guifei, is one of the four beauties in ancient China. She has the shocking power of "shameful flower". The concubine of Li Mao, the son of Li Longji, the son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, was canonized as his concubine by Li Longji five years after their marriage. She was a famous musician and dancer. During the An-Shi Rebellion, her loved ones had no choice but to die. It is said that she was changed when she was sentenced to death, and her real body was smuggled into Japan. 17. Cui Yingying is the same person, but has two identities and three temperaments, because Cui Yingying originated from the legendary novel "Yingying Biography" by Yuan Zhen in the Tang Dynasty and entered into "The Romance of the West Chamber" by Dong Jieyuan in the Jin Dynasty and "The Romance of the West Chamber" by Wang Shifu in the Yuan Dynasty. The real characters and literary images in it, she lived in literature for five hundred years! So, there is identity in reality and identity in literature. In reality, Cui Yingying is the lover of the famous Tang Dynasty poet Yuan Zhen (named Zhang Sheng) in the West Chamber. In literature, Cui Yingying is the wife of the fictional scholar Zhang Junrui; in reality, Cui Yingying is a poor official lady who was abandoned in the beginning and abandoned. Cui Yingying in literature is a happily married No. 1 scholar; Cui Yingying in reality is the protagonist in Yuan Zhen's "Yingying Biography" (i.e. "Huizhen Ji"), which became the origin of the novel about gifted scholars and beauties; Cui Yingying in literature is Dong Jieyuan and Wang Shifu is the image spokesperson for pursuing ideal love and marriage. People generally believe that although "The Story of Yingying" is also a literary work, it writes about real life - Lu Xun said: "Yuan Zhen used Zhang Shengbai to describe the situation he experienced personally...", while literati based on her legend Come and transform her - in Dong Jieyuan, she is the spokesperson of the social ideal of "from now on to ancient times, she is naturally a beauty, matching the talented man"; in Wang Shifu's "The Romance of the West Chamber", she is "the same quilt when she is born, and the same acupuncture point when she dies" The pure and ideal spokesperson. In short, she is a beautiful woman who is both real and fictitious, and there are traces of her in reality and legend. 18. Guan Panpan Guan Panpan, a famous actress in Xuzhou in the Tang Dynasty, was a concubine of Zhang Jian, the commander-in-chief of Xuzhou. Bai Juyi met her at a banquet when she was a guest at Zhang Jianfeng's house. He praised her highly: "You can't beat the drunken beauty, the wind carries the peonies." "Chronicles of Tang Poetry" records her deeds. "Yu Ding Quan Tang Shi" Volume 820: "Guan Panpan was a prostitute in Xuzhou, and Zhang Jian accepted her as a prostitute. Zhang died and lived alone in the old Yanzi Tower in Pengcheng for more than ten years. Bai Juyi gave him a poem to satirize his death. Panpan cried in his poem. Said: "I must die, I am afraid that my father will have a concubine who will die and sully the Qing Dynasty." Naihe Bai died without eating for ten days, four poems. " 19. Su Hui Su Hui, a female poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Ruolan, the spokesperson for beauties with orchid-like beauty, the protagonist of the "Bamboo Palindrome" allusion, and the wife of former Qin Annan general Dou Tao. "Book of Jin·Biography of Women" contains: "... Tao, Fu Jian was the governor of Qinzhou at the time, and was moved to Liusha. Su thought about it and woven a brocade into a palindrome poem as a gift to Tao...Fan 840 words, There are too many articles to be recorded." There are 840 characters woven on the tapestry of colorful silk threads, called "Xuanji Pictures", which are repeated vertically and horizontally, and several poems can be read.

Later generations often use "brocade palindrome" to refer to letters written by wives, or to praise women for their wonderful talents. 20. Non-smoke Non-smoke means that the steps are not smoke, but also the steps are flying smoke. She was a beautiful woman during the Xiantong period of the Tang Dynasty. She was proficient in poetry and prose, and was good at playing Ou. She is a representative in history who resists the "non-couple" marriage like a colorful phoenix following a crow. Her legal husband is Wu Gongye, who served as a meritorious officer in Henan Prefecture and joined the army, and her real lover is Zhao Xiang, a scholar from her neighbor. She had been secretly in love with Zhao Xiang for two years during her exchange of poems and essays. She was caught by her husband and admitted the extramarital affair frankly and calmly: "If we love each other in life, there is no need to hate in death." She was beaten to death by her husband. Her deeds can be found in the "Sanshui Slip" written by her contemporary Huang Fumei, and four of her extramarital love poems are preserved in "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty". 21. Liu Ji Liu Ji, the wife of Han Hong, one of the ten talented people in Dali of the Tang Dynasty (similar to the emperor's confidential secretary), the heroine of the famous "Zhangtai Liu" story, the origin of the word "Zhangtai Liu" Character, Zhang Tailiu became synonymous with describing graceful and beautiful women in later generations. The story of Zhang Tailiu is full of twists and turns. The general plot is that Han Yi lived in the capital and became friends with a powerful man named "Li Wangsun". Han Hong fell in love with Liu Ji, the prostitute of Li Wangsun's family, and Li Sui transferred his wealth to the Liu family. Presented to Han Hong, who was separated from Liu Ji due to visiting relatives and the Anshi Rebellion. Fan general Sha Zhali relied on his meritorious service to seize the Liu family. After Han Yi returned to Chang'an, he was depressed and unhappy. A brave general felt Han Liu's sincere love and rode into Sha Zhali's mansion to snatch the Liu family back. After the emperor's mediation, Han Liu and his wife reunited and grew old together. 22. Huo Xiaoyu Huo Xiaoyu, the unmarried live-in girlfriend of Li Yi, one of the "Ten Talents of the Dali", the ideal temporary protagonist of "a talented man and a beautiful woman", a typical victim of "beginning with chaos and ending in abandonment", and the misfortune of "the infatuated woman and the heartless man" encounterer. When Li Yi was a young man, his poems resounded throughout Chang'an, and he was seeking beauties everywhere. After the two met, they lived together for two years and vowed never to separate. Later, Li Yi was forced by his family to marry his wife Lu, and he cut off his love for Huo Xiaoyu, causing her to die of sorrow and hatred (the story can be found in "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu" written by Jiang Fang in the Tang Dynasty). Li Yi is a famous frontier poet, and his final official position was as high as the Minister of Rites. However, he had a serious problem when he was young: "jealousy", which is called "Li Yiji" (old and new "Tang Shu"). Judging from the novel, Probably the main reason is "suspiciousness", which actually stems from the revenge of Huo Xiaoyu's innocent soul. According to the novel, after Huo Xiaoyu's death, Li Yi divorced because he was suspicious of his wife, Lu, and even killed his partner, the "maid and concubine" out of jealousy. 23. Zhenniang Zhenniang is also written as "Zhenniang". People in the Tang Dynasty often wrote "Zhenniang", the embodiment of chastity. Her deeds are spread around Suzhou: During the An-Shi Rebellion, she fled to Suzhou from the north and was forced to live in a brothel. She was good at singing and poetry, had outstanding talent and appearance, and was a stunning beauty in Suzhou. A man of great talent and good character bribed the madam's mother with large sums of money in order to stay with the real mother. The real mother hanged herself to protect herself. After investigation, "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains poems about Zhenniang by Liu Yuxi, Bai Juyi, Li Shen, Zhang Hu, Shen Yazhi, Li Shangyin, Luo Yin, etc. However, Zhenniang's deeds are difficult to trace, and the content of the poems is empty. From Luo Yin's "Dead as Still" "I feel lonely, but I would rather not be romantic in life." Judging from this, she is a fierce woman who performs her art but does not sell her body. 24. Zhu Shuzhen Zhu Shuzhen, her poems were highly appreciated by the citizens, but she was burned by her parents after her death (according to Wei Zhonggong's "Preface to the Anthology of Broken Heart Poems"). She was apparently the "troubled beauty writer" who died young. Her nickname is "Youqi Jushi". She was a passionate, talented and beautiful woman in the Southern Song Dynasty. She is as famous as Li Qingzhao and has "The Heartbroken Collection" extant. "Gulls, herons and mandarin ducks make a pool, but their wings are not suitable for each other" ("Sorrow") "The moon is on the willow branches, and people meet after dusk" "I hope that we can be adults for a while, so we might as well let the moon be hazy forever", "The charming and foolish are not afraid of people guessing, and The clothes fall into someone's arms while sleeping." 25. Mrs. Hua Rui, Mrs. Hua Rui, a woman as beautiful and delicate as a flower stamen, whispered in a voice as sharp as a sharp sword: "The flag was lowered on the king's city. I learned about it in the deep palace. One hundred and forty thousand people were disarmed. Not even one of them is a man. ("Poems on the Death of a Country") Her beauty, "Flowers cannot match her color, and her pistils cannot match her appearance." . "She stunned two dynasties. She was both the Hui Fei of Meng Chang of the Later Shu Dynasty and the concubine of Song Taizu of the Song Dynasty. She had the glory of being favored by both the king of the country's subjugation and the king of the founding of the country. Behind the glory was endless bitterness and sorrow. Unfortunately, her life experience after being captured is a mystery. "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains one volume of works, more than 100 of which are collectively titled "Gong Ci", and one is also titled "Poems about the Fall of the Country".