According to "Changshu County Chronicles", during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial court ordered ministers to select women from various provinces to enter the palace. Unmarried women in the county "had to do all their affairs and were not humane." In Songjiang and other places, there were even "some who looked like bamboo shoots with their buns hanging down, and some whose husbands had smelly breasts." The whole country was surrounded by soldiers, and General Mei Kui arrived at the city from Beiguan. The defenders fired cannons to open the gate, but the people mistakenly thought that an internal official had arrived unexpectedly. A certain rich man was so frightened that he even took the tin worker Quan as his son-in-law. Later generations called him "the man's wife".
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