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In Yuezhou, there was a prefect, Wang Zhong, who had only one daughter, named Haoyue, also called Zhaojun. She had the appearance of a fish sinking like a duck and a wild goose, and the moon was shy of the flowers. Zhaojun was seventeen years old, and he was still waiting to be named in his boudoir. During the Mid-Autumn Festival in August of that year, the emperor of the Han Dynasty dreamed of a beautiful woman. The beauty told the emperor in his dream that a slave lived in Yuezhou, her name was Wang Qiang, and her nickname was Zhaojun. She was seventeen years old and not yet suitable for marriage. The king of Han then sent Mao Yanshou to Yuezhou to look for the beauty of his dreams. Mao Yanshou and his team came to Yuezhou. Wang Zhong, the prefect of Yuezhou, heard that he was looking for his daughter and did not want her to enter the palace, so he hid and refused to report. Forced by Mao Yanshou's power, Wang Zhong had to sacrifice his daughter Zhaojun. Mao Yanshou asked Wang Zhong to prepare five hundred gold paintings and present them to the emperor. Wang Zhaojun painted the painting himself and gave it to Mao Yanshou. Mao Yanshou felt angry because he didn't get the oil and water, so he put a mole under the painting. When the King of Han saw the painting, he chose Concubine Lu instead of Zhaojun, and even liked it. But Wang Zhaojun was thrown into the cold palace because of Mao Yanshou's obstruction.

This book is a classic Qing Dynasty vernacular novel about world affairs. The full name is "The Legend of Zhaojun and Fan Shuangfeng", also known as "The Legend of Zhaojun". It was written during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a tragic love story between the King of Han, Zhaojun (Wang Qiang) and Sai Zhaojun. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. Queen Qiang, the prefect of Yuezhou, named Zhaojun, was both talented and beautiful. She dreamed of entering the palace on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival. The King of Han also dreamed of Zhaojun at this time. When he woke up, he ordered Prime Minister Mao Yanshou to go to Yuezhou to visit Zhaojun. Mao was greedy for money and attempted to ask for bribes, so he secretly put a "wounded husband's teardrop mole" on Zhaojun's portrait to make him suspicious of the Han king. As a result, Lu Yuan's daughter, who bribed tens of thousands of yuan, was chosen to choose the West Palace. The treacherous prime minister and Concubine Lu slandered Zhaojun and put him in the cold palace. Zhaojun often used the pipa to express her grievances, and Queen Lin clarified her grievances. She was able to meet the King of Han and punish the traitors, and Zhaojun became the favorite concubine of the West Palace. However, the treacherous Prime Minister Mao Yanshou fled to the country and instigated the Chanyu to launch a large-scale army in the Central Plains, in order to ask Zhaojun to be the "Lan clan" (Queen of the Chanyu). The king of Han was defeated and had no choice but to order Zhaojun and Fan. Sixteen years later, Zhaojun jumped into the river and returned to the Central Plains with his body. The King of Han still missed Zhaojun, and he invited Zhaojun's sister to compete with Zhaojun to continue their romantic relationship. When Shan Yu's resurrected troops invaded, the King of Han conquered them personally. Sai Zhaojun used the martial arts taught by Jiugu Fairy to defeat the Fan soldiers, which not only saved the Han Dynasty, but also avenged Zhaojun's grudge. The plot of the work is rich and the scene descriptions are extremely vivid. The novel begins with Zhaojun's dream and ends with Zhaojun's appearance. It is a romance novel that suits the taste of the public. The stories in the book are vivid and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. The work was once listed as a banned novel. The events and characters written are as if they were there and the images are alive. The writing is simple and interesting, with endless aftertaste, making it hard to put down after reading it.

This book is a classic Qing Dynasty vernacular novel about world affairs. The full name is "The Legend of Zhaojun and Fan Shuangfeng", also known as "The Legend of Zhaojun". It was written during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a tragic love story between the King of Han and Zhaojun (Wang Qiang) and Sai Zhaojun. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. Queen Qiang, the prefect of Yuezhou, named Zhaojun, was both talented and beautiful. She dreamed of entering the palace on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival. The King of Han also dreamed of Zhaojun at this time. When he woke up, he ordered Prime Minister Mao Yanshou to go to Yuezhou to visit Zhaojun. Mao was greedy for money and attempted to ask for bribes, so he secretly put a "wounded husband's teardrop mole" on Zhaojun's portrait to make him suspicious of the Han king. As a result, Lu Yuan's daughter, who bribed tens of thousands of yuan, was chosen to choose the West Palace. The treacherous prime minister and Concubine Lu slandered Zhaojun and put him in the cold palace. Zhaojun often used the pipa to express her grievances, and Queen Lin clarified her grievances. She was able to meet the King of Han and punish the traitors, and Zhaojun became the favorite concubine of the West Palace. However, the treacherous Prime Minister Mao Yanshou fled to the country and instigated the Chanyu to launch a large-scale army in the Central Plains, in order to ask Zhaojun to be the "Lan clan" (Queen of the Chanyu). The king of Han was defeated and had no choice but to order Zhaojun and Fan. Sixteen years later, Zhaojun jumped into the river and returned to the Central Plains with his body. The King of Han still missed Zhaojun, and he invited Zhaojun's sister to compete with Zhaojun to continue their romantic relationship. When Shan Yu's resurrected troops invaded, the King of Han conquered them personally. Sai Zhaojun used the martial arts taught by Jiugu Fairy to defeat the Fan soldiers, which not only saved the Han Dynasty, but also avenged Zhaojun's grudge. The plot of the work is rich and the scene descriptions are extremely vivid. The novel begins with Zhaojun's dream and ends with Zhaojun's appearance. It is a romance novel that suits the taste of the public. The stories in the book are vivid and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. The work was once listed as a banned novel. The events and characters written are as if they were there and the images are alive. The writing is simple and interesting, with endless aftertaste, making it hard to put down after reading it.

This book is a classic Qing Dynasty vernacular novel about world affairs. The full name is "The Legend of Zhaojun and Fan Shuangfeng", also known as "The Legend of Zhaojun". It was written during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a tragic love story between the King of Han, Zhaojun (Wang Qiang) and Sai Zhaojun. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. Queen Qiang, the prefect of Yuezhou, named Zhaojun, was both talented and beautiful. She dreamed of entering the palace on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival. The King of Han also dreamed of Zhaojun at this time. When he woke up, he ordered Prime Minister Mao Yanshou to go to Yuezhou to visit Zhaojun. Mao was greedy for money and attempted to ask for bribes, so he secretly put a "wounded husband's teardrop mole" on Zhaojun's portrait to make him suspicious of the Han king. As a result, Lu Yuan's daughter, who bribed tens of thousands of yuan, was chosen to choose the West Palace. The treacherous prime minister and Concubine Lu slandered Zhaojun and put him in the cold palace. Zhaojun often used the pipa to express her grievances, and Queen Lin clarified her grievances. She was able to meet the King of Han and punish the traitors, and Zhaojun became the favorite concubine of the West Palace. However, the treacherous Prime Minister Mao Yanshou fled to the country and instigated the Chanyu to launch a large-scale army in the Central Plains, in order to ask Zhaojun to be the "Lan clan" (Queen of the Chanyu). The king of Han was defeated and had no choice but to order Zhaojun and Fan. Eighteen years later, Zhaojun jumped into the river and returned to the Central Plains with his body. The King of Han still missed Zhaojun, and he invited Zhaojun's sister to compete with Zhaojun to continue their romantic relationship. When Shan Yu's resurrected troops invaded, the King of Han conquered them personally. Sai Zhaojun used the martial arts taught by Jiugu Fairy to defeat the Fan soldiers, which not only saved the Han Dynasty, but also avenged Zhaojun's grudge. The plot of the work is rich and the scene descriptions are extremely vivid. The novel begins with Zhaojun's dream and ends with Zhaojun's appearance. It is a romance novel that suits the taste of the public. The stories in the book are vivid and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. The work was once listed as a banned novel. The events and characters written are as if they were there and the images are alive. The writing is simple and interesting, with endless aftertaste, making it hard to put down after reading it.

This book is a classic Qing Dynasty vernacular novel about world affairs. The full name is "The Legend of Zhaojun and Fan Shuangfeng", also known as "The Legend of Zhaojun". It was written during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a tragic love story between the King of Han, Zhaojun (Wang Qiang) and Sai Zhaojun. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. Queen Qiang, the prefect of Yuezhou, named Zhaojun, was both talented and beautiful. She dreamed of entering the palace on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival. The King of Han also dreamed of Zhaojun at this time. When he woke up, he ordered Prime Minister Mao Yanshou to go to Yuezhou to visit Zhaojun. Mao was greedy for money and attempted to ask for bribes, so he secretly put a "wounded husband's teardrop mole" on Zhaojun's portrait to make him suspicious of the Han king. As a result, Lu Yuan's daughter, who bribed tens of thousands of yuan, was chosen to choose the West Palace. The treacherous prime minister and Concubine Lu slandered Zhaojun and put him in the cold palace. Zhaojun often used the pipa to express her grievances, and Queen Lin clarified her grievances. She was able to meet the King of Han and punish the traitors, and Zhaojun became the favorite concubine of the West Palace. However, the treacherous Prime Minister Mao Yanshou fled to the country and instigated the Chanyu to launch a large-scale army in the Central Plains, in order to ask Zhaojun to be the "Lan clan" (Queen of the Chanyu). The king of Han was defeated and had no choice but to order Zhaojun and Fan. Seventeen years later, Zhaojun jumped into the river and returned to the Central Plains with his body. The King of Han still missed Zhaojun, and he invited Zhaojun's sister to compete with Zhaojun to continue their romantic relationship. When Shan Yu's resurrected troops invaded, the King of Han conquered them personally. Sai Zhaojun used the martial arts taught by Jiugu Fairy to defeat the Fan soldiers, which not only saved the Han Dynasty, but also avenged Zhaojun's grudge. The plot of the work is rich and the scene descriptions are extremely vivid. The novel begins with Zhaojun's dream and ends with Zhaojun's appearance. It is a romance novel that suits the taste of the public. The stories in the book are vivid and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. The work was once listed as a banned novel. The events and characters written are as if they were there and the images are alive. The writing is simple and interesting, with endless aftertaste, making it hard to put down after reading it.

Among the banned novels in ancient times, those that were truly obscene should be in the minority and are still banned today. Most of the works contain the essence of ancient literary heritage, have certain value in thought and art, and are worthy of our study. It is precisely because of the special status and value of ancient forbidden novels that we have compiled and selected this set of "China's Top Ten Forbidden Novels Library". Some of the novels in the book reflect the progressive ideas of the time, some show important historical events, some expose the evils of feudal society, and some can be used for reference in terms of artistic techniques, and all of them are available for readers to learn and discuss. Therefore, this set of books not only gives readers a sense of mystery of "reading forbidden books behind closed doors on snowy nights" in the past, but also allows readers to appreciate the full picture of some excellent ancient novels that have been hidden by history.