During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Jieyou (the granddaughter of Liu Wu, the king of Chu who had his title reduced due to a crime) was ordered to go to the Western Regions to make peace.
She was an active and promising diplomat, strategist, and mother. With her wisdom and courage, she worked in distant foreign lands for decades, and made indelible contributions to maintaining peace in the western frontier of the Han Dynasty and communicating Han-Ukrainian culture.
She was perseverant and endured three husbands, several political turmoils and life-and-death crises, but she was never defeated by fate; she understood the righteousness and the political responsibilities she shouldered, and put her personal emotions after the interests of the country; she was smart, good at learning, quickly adapted to Wusun culture, and used her wisdom to deal with complex political struggles; she was proactive, not passively accepting fate, but actively participating in politics, sending Feng Lian to mediate, and actively conveying information and suggestions to the Han Dynasty; she was broad-minded: Respect Wusun customs and strive to integrate Han and Wu culture.
Ancient proverbs + palace fighting + political intrigue + imagination
