Guan Guan Jujiu, in the river island. A graceful lady, a gentleman is fond of quarrels.
A song "Guan Ju" has been sung from ancient times to the present, and the love between King Wen of Zhou and Tai Si has become an eternal masterpiece.
The Heavenly Prison is under me, and my destiny is gathered. King Wen first set up the throne, a match made in heaven.
A song called "Da Ming" records their beautiful marriage. King Wen built a boat and beam for Tai Si. From then on, there was a love story of "a match made in heaven".
Si Qi is pregnant, the mother of King Wen, Si Mei Zhou Jiang, the wife of the imperial family. The eldest sister, Huiyin, is Bai Sinan.
The poem "Si Qi" highly praises the three mothers of the Zhou family. The three mothers laid the foundation of the Zhou Dynasty for 800 years. Taisi was especially the most virtuous and was revered as the mother of Wen. They have won the admiration of the world for their noble moral character, and have earned the nickname "madam". Their names will go down in history, and they will educate generations to come.
Legend has it that Taisi, the daughter of the king of Shen Kingdom, is as beautiful as an immortal and has virtues worthy of heaven and earth. If she gets her, she can prosper the country.
Taisi and Ji Chang fell in love at first sight, but the country of Youshen suffered a calamity of national subjugation.
How can a daughter of a subjugated country turn her fate around when she ends up on the other side of the world?
Prince Xian of Shang Dynasty was devoted to her and made all kinds of calculations. Who can win her heart?
How much love has disappeared in the conspiracy and calculation, how much love has failed to fly across the vicissitudes of life, how much love has been drowned in the passing years?
Who can be as strong as a rock and keep their original promise until death?
Who can hold hands with the one you love for a lifetime, live a happy life, not let your time be wasted, and live up to your whole life?
The love between Taisi and King Wen of Zhou became a legend, and Taisi also became a role model for women of all generations. Empress Wu Zetian also respected her and praised her for being good at managing political affairs. She was given the posthumous title of Empress Wending and her mausoleum was named Deling.