Concubine Yanshi

Yanshi-related explanations yān zhī (pronounced the same as "rouge") During the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu called their monarch's wives and concubines the Yan family. See, I am a concubine, am I easy to bully? On behalf of the noble imperial sisters and relatives outside the Great Wall? Maintaining diplomacy for the cheap emperor father? Stabilize the rule of the Dali Dynasty? Okay, no problem! But please pay the price! Look at me, a little royal concubine, taking this wealth of flowers to be a dowry for my family, Zhishanyan! When she got married, she wore an extremely noble red phoenix robe and a golden crown, looking at her future husband who greeted her at the end of the red carpet - the old King Shanshan! On her second marriage, she put on Shanshan Kingdom's most glorious and expensive golden jade clothes, and glared angrily at the man who wanted to marry her - the sinister and cold prince of Shanshan! The third marriage was just a simple red dress. He tied up her long hair and inserted a jade hairpin made by himself. They stood side by side and joined hands, sharing the cold wave, wind and thunder, and thunder; sharing the mist, mist, mist, and rainbow!