The Complete Biography of the Queen of China

The content is quite good, but a few parts are not historical, and there is no concubine among the empresses of Emperor Qianlong, which really makes me regretful.

A legendary history of the harem, with achievements, mediocrity, power, conspiracy, and helplessness. The same living in the palace, different experiences, and finally ending with life!

This book made me know that Bian, who became Queen Wei, was a legendary woman. She was born in Kaiyang, Langya, and her family has been engaged in rap and busking for generations. However, Bian's beauty made her become Cao Cao's concubine. Later, Cao Cao separated from his wife Ding, and Bian was made the main wife. In 216 AD, Cao Cao was named King of Wei, and Bian became the queen. Her identity was reversed, from a kabuki woman to a queen, which is indeed incredible.

But... Why is there no Queen Wei Jia of Xiaoyi Chun? [What]

In Chinese history, women have always been a neglected role. Even the queens who controlled the harem of the ruling group have not been given much attention by historians. In the public eye, empresses and others are mostly associated with the secret history of the palace. This book, on the other hand, focuses on these important women, lists the queens who had important influence in ancient times in chronological order, and examines the political structure and social landscape of the time from their perspectives. This book is rich in information, fluently written, and very interesting to read.

Read this book as if you know too little about the history of popular science. Especially books with female protagonists I have read many legends about women introduced in the Republic of China. But there is very little history going forward There will be individual biographies of individual women I really had a lot of emotions after reading it Some people's lives are recorded in history books Some people may just have a certain surname and don't even have a name. Reading this book is like watching the lives of hundreds of women Some are virtuous and virtuous, and some are notorious. Some people can overshadow those who don't understand history with just a few pens. Don't even know their names Some people leave a lasting mark The deeds will be remembered by future generations and passed down from generation to generation. This is the objective attitude of the historical author Describe each of the strange women with flesh and blood If you like history, you can read this #Sharing

(Note: History) This book talks about the queens and history from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty in China for five thousand years. This book talks about the queens in history, in terms of proportion. Xia Chaomei, the demon concubine who brought disaster to the country, and Su Daji of the Shang Dynasty had only praise. Therefore, there is only Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of China, Lu Fei, the first empress of the Han Dynasty, Cixi, the last empress dowager of the last Qing dynasty, and Puyi, the last emperor of the last Qing dynasty. This book not only talks about history, but also Queen Meixi of the Xia Dynasty, the last Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty, and respect for women. This book allows everyone to see how women have respect for women and let the world see that women can be strong and have rights, and women can also be emperors. For example, Wu Zetian [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

2021.11.15 8:44 I haven't finished watching it, but I don't plan to.

In the vast history, the fate of queens in the past dynasties has been ups and downs. Some were lucky and some were bumpy. Some queens even had a fate that was not as good as that of the common people. It is a sigh. Since ancient times, beauties have had a bad life. It is sad to be born in the family of an emperor...

This time, looking at history from women's stories makes up for a lot of incomplete information in the past.

This book made me know that Bian, who became Queen Wei, was a legendary woman. She was born in Kaiyang, Langya, and her family has been engaged in rap and busking for generations. However, Bian's beauty made her become Cao Cao's concubine. Later, Cao Cao separated from his wife Ding, and Bian was made the main wife. In 216 AD, Cao Cao was named King of Wei, and Bian became the queen. Her identity was reversed, from a kabuki woman to a queen, which is indeed incredible.

From this book, I learned about the life stories of the queens in Chinese history and their own influence. I had to sigh that the strength, courage and wisdom of women are infinite in any dynasty. In the book, the author not only narrates the main historical events of each dynasty, but also deeply explores their family backgrounds, marital status, and relationships with other court members. By describing their life trajectories and experiences in detail, I saw the political, cultural and social influence of these queens, as well as their own tenacity and strong courage.

"A philosopher once said: "Men conquer women by conquering the world, and women conquer the world by conquering men. "This sentence is most appropriate if applied to the Chinese queen." Then the queen not only has to convince men, including the emperor and civil and military officials, but also women, so that the beauties in the harem will show respect to the queen. This is not an easy task. The queen's power is often related to the rise and fall of her maternal relatives. If the maternal relatives are strong, everyone will respect and love them. If the maternal relatives decline, the tiger will fall and the dog will bully her.

This book collects the biographies of nearly 400 concubines in China from the Xia and Shang Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It shows the real life of each queen in an all-round and multi-angle manner, allowing readers to have a three-dimensional and objective understanding of each concubine. Puyi said in "My First Half of Life" that other wives are balanced, while the emperor's wife is just a tool and a slave. The fate of these most powerful women in history was like duckweed, influenced by the emperor's thoughts and restricted by the rules of the time. They seemed to be graceful and luxurious throughout their lives, but they were just shells.

I especially liked the detailed accounts of some famous queens in the book, which gave me a better understanding of their lives and influence. Moreover, the author also mentioned the wisdom and power of the queens in the palace, which allowed me to see their unknown side. In short, this book gave me a more comprehensive understanding of the queens of ancient China!

Very helpful for history students

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Very nice and worth recommending

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