Liu Jieyou, a frail Han woman, was originally a commoner princess. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pushed her onto the political stage in order to stabilize the country.
During the Taichu period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Jieyou was canonized as Princess Jieyou, relieving the country's worries, and embarked on the road to marry Wusun. As a princess, she experienced four dynasties and three marriages in a foreign land 8,900 miles away. She first married Junxu Mi, the grandson of Wusun Kunmo, as her right wife, and secondly married Junxumi's younger brother Weng Guimi. She had five children. She married Nimi, the son of a Hun princess, and gave birth to a son.
In the early years of the reign of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, she changed from a young girl with hair and pink hair to an old woman with chicken skin and gray hair. Finally, she returned to Chang'an with her two grandchildren and returned to her roots.
History is a tortuous road. Sometimes it requires an iron-blooded man to shed blood on the battlefield, and sometimes it requires a pink beauty to reverse the situation on another battlefield. The blood of heroes and the tears of beauties have been written through the ages.