The wind blows in the fragrant curtains into the jade tower, and the strings of silk and bamboo orchestra soothe the sorrow of the night.
The Hu girl in the West Market sells her golden sleep, and the red damask land has no one to take it.
The enchantress of willows and flowers wander around, and the young people of Wuling are fighting for their heads.
Once you enter a prostitute's catkin body, you can break other people's hands.
The poem "Qinglou Wushuang" begins with these lines. There is a good place to have fun in Yangliuyi, Yongningfang, east of Chang'an City. The name is elegant and auspicious, and it is called Changming Tower. There is an old madam Shi Yanniang in the building. She is neither beautiful nor glamorous. She ranks at the top of the list of ugly prostitutes in the brothel. She has a perverse temperament, is a wanderer, is conceited, and is greedy for money.
It's a pity that Shi Yanniang, the ugly brothel prostitute, was not upset when she saw that she was ranked first. She continued to paint her eyebrows with a low eyebrow every day, put a layer of ocher powder on her face, smeared her lips with black ointment, put on a colorful peacock shirt woven with gold and silver threads, twisted her waist in a pretentious manner, and used the money she saved to open the Changming Tower at the feet of the emperor. Shi Yanniang became the proprietress of a brothel by herself and made a lot of money.
If a guest officer asked her why she was so unruly, Shi Yanniang replied with a charming smile, "If I put on this dress and this makeup, I don't want this face anymore."
The wind blows the curtains, and the turmoil in Chang'an City arises again. The Zen master died suddenly, Zhaoyi went crazy, and Helong rebelled... Cui Heng, the young minister of Dali Temple, was ordered to thoroughly investigate the case of Ganlu. This ugly and unparalleled woman actually touched his heart all the time, just like an old friend returning. After his heart was moved, he found that she only came for revenge, and finally returned with the dust...
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