Beauty with Slender Waist

In the ancient land of China, a great empire was once born, but it was ruthlessly submerged by the long river of history. She is Chu State. The Chu State once dominated Chinese civilization for eight hundred years. The territory it governed during its heyday was the total area of ​​all the feudal lords at that time. This book only intercepts a historical section of the Chu Kingdom's eight hundred years, from about 545 BC to about 500 BC, and radiates a tragic story radiated from the world's number one TV station - Zhang Huatai. This story is true or false, false or true, believe it or doubt it, and let it go. Zhanghuatai, also known as Zhanghua Palace, Sanxiutai and Xiyao Palace, was the palace of King Ling of Chu. It was built in 535 BC and was later destroyed by war. According to historical records, Zhanghua Terrace is 10 feet high and 15 feet wide. It has curved railings and steps, towering between the water and the sky. It is magnificent and magnificent, and is known as "the best in the world". There is also a sad allusion that "King Ling of Chu has a thin waist and many people in the country die of hunger" has been passed down through the ages. "The sad wind stirs the white grass in Mengze, and the king of Chu buries all the beauties in the city. I don't know how much singing and dancing I can do, but the palace cook is reduced to a thin waist." Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.