The Four Great Beauties of Ancient China Were This Enchanting

I have read that this book is very well written by the author. He writes down the history and characters, and it is very catchy to read. Thanks to the author!

This book allowed me to truly understand the life experiences of the four beauties in ancient times and their important role in the turning point of history. It made me understand that life is destined by God, and those who should meet will eventually come. Among them, I have a bad opinion on the image of Yang Guifei because she is willful, arrogant, arrogant and has a bad temper. It is precisely because of this that Tang Taizong doted on her, which led to the desolation of the government and the destruction of the dynasty. Her death was also the most regrettable, otherwise the ministers would not be so cruel. Everyone saw it. There is no doubt about her shortcomings in the Tang Dynasty. This is only a personal opinion and does not accept refutation.

This book is so good that I still can't forget Fu Cha. There are so many adjectives for the four beauties. Ah... (Also a small note: The author is very scheming. He writes the best paragraphs to the beginning of each paragraph, which is fascinating and draws me in.)

The four beauties are also outstanding in modern times. In comparison, Xi Shi is the most pitiful and can't help herself more than others. Diao Chan is the most bumpy and Zhaojun is the most respectable. She has a broad mind, is considerate, intelligent and has great love. Yang Guifei is the luckiest. Fu, although the final ending was tragic, she had a sincere love that many women can't get in their lifetime, and she had no worries about food and clothing. If they had a choice, I think most women would feel that even just thirty years would be enough (only a personal opinion)

The four beauties of ancient China have always been the focus of descriptions by literati. This book contains a lot of the author's personal subjective thoughts. It can be said that only half of the content is recorded in history, and the other half is basically the author's subjective assumptions similar to romance novels. It can simply be regarded as a fan fiction written based on the historical facts of the four beauties in ancient China. The author gives each beauty a noble character. However, women in ancient times, especially beauties, had many fates that they could not control themselves. Their stories are essentially tragedies of ill-fated fate. Overall, this book is written fluently and logically, making it suitable for reading for entertainment when you are bored.

This book made me understand the love history of Mary Sue, the four great beauties in ancient China. I was moved by the love of King Wu Fu Chai for Xi Shi, felt sad for Diao Chan, who served many people, was happy for Wang Zhaojun's happy ending, and was sad for Yang Yuhuan's death by her lover; I feel that this book is more exciting than those romance novels and soap operas.

It is not easy to understand life by looking at historical figures, especially these selected women who fell into the eye of the storm of men's struggle for power. There is no need to use excessive words to exaggerate and describe their experiences. The only place where they can find a good death and soul can be found is the tomb of Wang Zhaojun!

The author's writing is beautiful and the words and sentences are wonderful. The spirit of the four beauties who fulfilled their mission and sacrificed themselves for the country and love is deeply touching.

There is no luxury and true national color, but the charm comes from nature. This book is quite good, the author's writing style is very good, and it gives people a deeper understanding of the four beauties. They are four characters and four eras. Recommend it [laughs]

This book gave me an initial understanding of the four beauties. They were all beauties with beautiful people and beautiful hearts. What impressed me most was that Fu Chai's death made me sad. Xi Shi was happy to get Fu Chai's complete love. It's just that fate plays tricks on people, but there is no good ending, but it is worth having such a lover in this life. Diao Chan is the most pitiful for sacrificing herself for the country to serve such a man, especially for her. Don't be bleak; Wang Zhaojun has the best ending in the book. He has a man who loves him and has his own children. It's quite gratifying to read it. Yang Yuhuan has a character that has never suffered hardship since she was a child. She is more willful, which is inseparable from her final fate. But she is also the happiest woman. She is deeply loved by Tang Xuanzong and his son, and she dies without regrets. Read it in one sitting