Copywriting of "The Great Treasure of the Country: Princess Hezheng's Tribulation of the Tang Dynasty"
She is the "great treasure of the country" in the words of Emperor Zong of the Tang Dynasty, and a unique woman who "gathers all the beauties in one body" in Yan Zhenqing's works.
His mother died when he was three years old, and he was raised by Concubine Wei. She was extremely intelligent, and she knew everything about history and Buddhist scriptures, and she understood everything at a glance. She married Liutan, Hedong Province, at the age of twenty-two. She thought it was an ordinary political marriage, but she didn't want to marry the person who understood her best in her life.
Until Yu Yangji came with encouragement.
On the day Chang'an fell, she made three decisions:
The first one: Abandoning the son to save the sister. The rebels broke through the city, and the sick Princess Ningguo was abandoned in an empty house. She gave the horse to her sister and threw her three sons into the wind. Liutan followed him on foot, traveling hundreds of miles a day. She said: "If I step in first and escape is in danger and cannot do everything, then I will abandon my sister."
The second one: Xuanying Tower passes the bow. There was a sudden change in Shu, and the rebel general Guo Qianren besieged Xuanzong. The prince-in-law led his servants into the enemy formation, and she and her sister advanced with their bows and arrows with their own hands. Husband and wife side by side, killed more than fifty enemies.
The third one: adopt orphans. Yang collapsed, and she took Mrs. Qin's child into her arms: "They are the ones who committed the crime, not the child."
This is a real princess. Yan Zhenqing wrote an inscription for her with tears in her eyes, and Qingniu knelt on the ground without eating for three days.
"The Great Treasure of the Country: Princess Hezheng's Tribulation of the Tang Dynasty"
Watch her go from being a beautiful lady in the palace to being the backbone of troubled times.
Watch her use her strength to hold up the broken mountains and rivers.
Yan Zhenqing writes a true legend.
Purpose: The heroic women of the Tang Dynasty deserve great praise, special praise