Unparalleled Splendor: Those Talented Women in Chinese History

Zhuang Jiang is described in "The Book of Songs, Wei Feng, Shuo Ren": "Shuo is a handsome man, and he is dressed in rich clothes. He is the son of the Marquis of Qi, the wife of the Marquis of Wei, the sister of the East Palace, the aunt of the Marquis of Xing, and the Duke of Tan is private." This book collects important and famous female writers, female writers, female calligraphers and painters from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Qing Dynasty. Everyone's biography must have reliable information; the analysis of the work must carefully select the outstanding features of each article or song and share them with readers. Let readers be fascinated by their stories and their poems, calligraphy and paintings, imagine the charm of the talented women with their "sweet hearts, beautiful bodies, beautiful faces, crimson lips, and splash of water", feel the "amazing talents and stunning beauty" who came out of the pile of yellowed paper, and taste the fragrance of the red sleeves of the romantic literary talents.

Even now, it seems that women have more difficulties than men in the workplace, not to mention that in the past, in the era when women were virtuous without talent, there were far fewer talented women in history than talented men. It was not because women could not compare with men, but because women were not given the opportunity to show themselves in that era. This book tells us about the few talented women in history. Among them, the one who impressed me the most was the erudite and talented female historian Ban Zhao. Ban Zhao was born in a famous family. His father Ban Biao wrote the "Historical Records". His eldest brother Ban Gu inherited his father's legacy and wrote the "Book of Han". His younger brother Ban Chao went on an expedition to the Western Regions and made remarkable military exploits. Under the influence of such a Confucian family, coupled with Ban Zhao's own intelligence and intelligence, she became erudite and talented, and she was an undoubted talented woman.

Because of their gender identity, women are always classified as a minority no matter how talented they are. This book focuses on describing the female heroes that have appeared in Chinese culture, whether they are standard beauties or talented women who are proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, or They are sentimental and righteous female heroes; they are heroes who do not compromise with the times; women were prohibited from entering and leaving the court in traditional China, and the brilliance of these outstanding and talented women can better illustrate their unruly character and unique talents.

My God, there are so many talented women in our history recorded in the book. Shangguan Wan'er is known as the "female prime minister". At the age of fourteen, she was highly valued by Wu Zetian because of her intelligence and good writing. She was in charge of the imperial edicts in the palace for many years, participated in deciding the memorials of the ministers, and was a beautiful and talented woman who was always close to the highest center of power throughout her life. Shangguan Wan'er's character merits and demerits are quite controversial, but her talent in poetry is not reserved for men. She did not get stuck in hatred, but instead climbed to the pinnacle of power step by step and realized the value of life. This is really admirable.

This book gave me a deeper understanding of the talented women in Chinese history. The author Yu Haitong carefully collected information and presented their stories and works to us, allowing us to feel the charm of talented women. In particular, Mrs. Xu Mu's story resonated with me. Her ability to firmly express her patriotism under such a historical background is really admirable. This book also made me understand that women also have contributions that cannot be ignored in the fields of literature and art. For me, who is about to get married, this book made me more determined to pursue my dreams and not be bound by traditional concepts.

The wind blows in the Western Han Dynasty, and the flowers fall in the Ming Dynasty. These female writers "come alive" in a book with pictures and texts. As time goes by for thousands of years, there are many talented people in the Chinese classical literary world, but they are able to show their talents, and their literary talents are flying. They are all sisters who ride the wind and waves. This book is well worth reading. The author has rich knowledge and delicate writing style. He cites a large number of poems and articles as supporting evidence and depicts the life of a talented woman in a humorous tone. Not only can you learn some masterpieces handed down from ancient times, but you can also read the life stories of these talented women.

Because of their gender identity, women are always classified as a minority no matter how talented they are. This book focuses on describing the female heroes that have appeared in Chinese culture, whether they are standard beauties or talented women who are proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, or They are sentimental and righteous female heroes; they are heroes who do not compromise with the times; women were prohibited from entering and leaving the court in traditional China, and the brilliance of these outstanding and talented women can better illustrate their unruly character and unique talents.