Sun Shangxiang fell in love with her future husband Liu Bei at first sight in the Buddhist temple. She admired Liu Bei's heroic talent, and they got married and spent a happy time in Jingzhou. Liu Bei and Sun Shangxiang have a very good relationship, and Sun Shangxiang even helped Liu Bei get rid of Zhou Yu's pursuit. Later, after Sun Shangxiang returned to Wu Jun, she vowed not to get married again. I heard that Liu Bei was dead, so I threw myself into the river to be a double suicide. This is a sad love story, but history is really more tragic than this story. It can be said that there is only sadness and no beauty.

Mrs. Sun of the Three Kingdoms is only a victim of political marriage.

The status of ancient women was humble. Sun Shi, Princess Jiangdong, the sister of Sun Quan, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the wife of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty, did not even leave her name in the official history, but was called Mrs. Sun.

When Liu Bei married Sun Shangxiang, he was over 500 years old. In ancient times, it was ancient. No matter how handsome Liu Bei was when he was young, he is old now. And Sun Shangxiang has just grown up, it is the most beautiful time for a girl, and now she is still an underage girl. Liu Bei can be regarded as Sun Shangxiang's uncle and grandfather. How can he really love each other?

And Sun Shangxiang and Liu Bei never experienced the communication period (of course, in ancient times, they were basically the orders of their parents and the words of a matchmaker). Liu Bei and Mrs. Sun are just a political marriage without any emotional foundation (the age gap is too big, and the two sides have never met). For his own benefit, Sun Quan actually ignored his sister's idea (uniting Liu Bei against Cao Cao or elbowing Liu Bei with Sun Shangxiang as a bargaining chip to seize Jingzhou, etc.). There is no doubt that A Xiang himself would not want to. Originally, in ancient times, it was normal for parents to order matchmakers, and Sun Quan was a big brother like his father. And our granddaughter, as a woman, can't be willing to marry a bad old man and directly marry her sister to Liu Bei. In this case, how could Sun Shangxiang really love Liu Bei?

100 Many maids and maids are standing with knives. Be prepared for every entrance, and your heart is always cold. History of Three Kingdoms

When the master (Liu Bei) was in public security, he was afraid of the power of Tsao Gong in the north, the advancement of Sun Quan in the east, and the recent misfortune of Mrs Sun. History of Three Kingdoms

So their husband and wife respect each other terribly and always keep a certain distance. Mrs. Sun just likes to dance with guns and stick. Liu Bei was even afraid of Mrs. Sun, always afraid that she would want to harm him. Of course, Mrs. Sun has her own problems, perhaps because of her resistance to this marriage. As Sun Quan's younger sister, she is arrogant and often leads a group of Wu Dong officials and soldiers in Jingzhou. Liu Bei doesn't even care. He doesn't care. There is no such basic trust and dependence between husband and wife. How can there be true feelings?

Although strength is negative, Xiang Shi does not bear strength. Although Mrs. Sun became a victim of political marriage, she still cared about Dongwu. From getting married in armour to hijacking Adou, she did every step for her brother Sun Quan, without considering the interests of her husband Liu Bei. Of course, Liu Bei is no better. After Sun Shangxiang left, he never wanted to get it back. I guess he felt relieved, too.

In the nether world of the Soul Ferry, A Xiang, the Princess of Jiangdong (judging from her modeling and her address, she knew it was Sun Shangxiang), put on the lamp, and it was actually Bo Yan. Anyone familiar with the Three Kingdoms knows: Lu Xun, whose name is Bo Yan. It seems that the screenwriter also knows that it is Lu Xun that Sun Shangxiang has always missed, not Liu Bei.