"Don't say that women are not heroes. Every night the dragon spring chimes on the wall." This is the famous saying of Ms. Qiu Jin, a great female revolutionary in the late Qing Dynasty. The lines reveal the heroic ambition of this heroine who is not inferior to men.
As the time tunnel flows, through the wind and smoke of history, we come to the majestic and vigorous Han Dynasty. Here there is also a graceful and versatile woman. She is Feng Liao, who is famous in the Western Regions and has been honored as an envoy as a woman. Later generations said that "a three-inch tongue can defeat a million soldiers." Many historians also praised Feng Liao, comparing him to Su Wu and Zhang Qian, and believed that his achievements were not inferior to those of men like Su and Zhang, or even better. From a little-known little maid to being awarded a title by the Han Emperor, she gradually became my country's first female diplomat in the turbulent political whirlpool. While achieving fame, she also gained a sincere love. This dazzling life of cheating is enviable. Who is Feng Liao? Why do you have such a magnificent life? Speaking of this, I have to mention another woman - Princess Jieyou. By chance, these two equally outstanding and tenacious women fought side by side for the same mission of befriending Wusun and helping the Han. With their weak shoulders, they shouldered the burden of the friendly alliance between the Han and Wusun. With their extraordinary courage and wisdom, and the special power of women, they revolutionized the political arena of the Western Regions, developed the economy, opened trade routes, and stopped wars. They left countless beautiful legends in the mysterious and far-reaching Western Regions, and left a rich mark in the thick history centered on heroic men.
Purpose: To express respect for Feng Liao, the only female diplomat in ancient Chinese history who was solemnly recorded in the annals of history.