Red Makeup and Armor: Qin Liangyu, the Handsome Lady of the Ming Dynasty

Qin Liangyu (1574-1648): Zhensu, a native of Zhongzhou, Sichuan, of mixed Miao and Han descent. Gongsheng is the daughter of Qin Kui. She is the only female general whose story is passed down independently in history books. Born in the general family, he does not like red makeup but prefers weapons. A soldier with a white pole is powerful in all directions. In troubled times, she took the body of a daughter and went into battle wearing armor. Don't climb up to the powerful, don't admire glory, With his marksmanship and loyalty, Protect the people, guard the territory, and be granted the title of marquis and general. The world underestimates her because she is a woman, She then let the world know: Women can also control the country, and women can also protect the Ming Dynasty! Historical reality and literary imagination: · All major historical events (Battle of Bozhou, bloody battle of Hunhe River, She'an Rebellion, King Qin of Beijing, Zhang Xianzhong's entry into Sichuan, fall of Xiangyang, establishment of Nanming) are strictly based on historical facts. · Character relationships, rewards, and time points are all well documented. · Literary imagination is filled with: the inner world of the characters, specific battle scenes, dialogues and details. She fought countless battles in her life, from the southwest to the northeast, from youth to old age. She has won the court's commendation, the enemy's awe, and the emperor's poems. But she failed to win this era after all. When she died, Ming Dynasty had already died. Her story is not a triumphal song of victory, but an elegy of loyalty. When everyone else chose to kneel, she chose to die standing. That's enough.