Wen Bixia.

Wan Bixia was once a well-known goddess in Hong Kong. She won the Best Newcomer Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for her first appearance in the movie "Pretty Girl". Later she also appeared in many movies and TV series. Among them, the TV series "Feng Shen Bang: Loyalty and Righteousness" is naturally the most familiar to mainland audiences.

Wen Bixia, who originally played Su Daji, was at the most beautiful age in her life. In the play, her appearance as Su Daji is indeed extremely beautiful, and due to the plot changes, the Su Daji she played was not possessed by the vixen, but instead used the vixen to charm King Zhou and become a being like Empress Wu Zetian.

However, such a dramatic magical transformation did not make the audience reject it. On the contrary, it was loved by the audience because of Wen Bixia's wonderful performance and superb appearance. Later, the role played by Wen Bixia was also awarded the title of "The Most Beautiful Daji" this title.

Da Ji’s character prototype

Da Ji (date of birth and death unknown), Ji (妀) surname, courtesy name Da, was a daughter of the Su tribe, a native of the Su Kingdom (now Wenzhou, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province) County) people. There is the daughter of the Su family princes and the favorite concubine of King Shang Zhou, the last monarch of the Shang Dynasty in China.

In 1047 BC, King Zhou of Shang launched a large army to attack the Su tribe. Some Sioux tribes could not withstand the attack of the powerful merchant army. Between destruction and surrender, some Sioux tribe leaders chose to surrender and sacrifice their cattle, sheep, horses and beauty Daji. Daji supported King Zhou's tyranny and torture. After the defeat of Hou Muye, King Zhou went to Lutai and burned himself. Daji also hanged herself to death.

Daji once encouraged King Zhou to use cannons and other methods to kill the clan ministers and the people, which played the role of "aiding Zhou" and accelerated the demise of the Shang Dynasty. Later, in literary and artistic works, she was often used as a typical example of a bad woman who seduces the master and brings disaster to the country and the people.