The Jing Dynasty, a century after the founding of the People's Republic of China, had strict laws but adhered to the rules. It was clear that "women are not allowed to participate in politics" and "women are not allowed in official offices." The court was controlled by aristocratic clans and military groups, and it was difficult for poor families to get promoted. The boundaries between the harem and the previous dynasty were clearly defined. The highest "power" available to women was limited to concubines and clan daughters, and they had to depend on men. After the death of her family, Su Qingyuan changed her name to "Mr. Su" and attached herself to a minor official as a staff member. She rose to prominence with her extraordinary talent and intelligence, and secretly investigated her father's injustice. At the same time, she gave birth to three sons (her husband died young and his identity is a mystery). She accumulated strength in the gap between survival and parenting, and finally maintained her original intention at the peak of power, and her children also became their own pillars.
