The Biography of the Queen and the Guard of Wang Mang in the Late Han Dynasty

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, due to the Dog Blood Gate Incident (Lü Kuan case), Wang Mang's son Wang Yu sought the right to enter the capital for the Wei family of Han Ping Emperor Liu Kun's uncle, which angered his father Wang Mang. Wang Mang killed his son and took the opportunity to eliminate his relatives, the Wei family, and brought disaster to hundreds of people. The whole family of the Wei family was executed. Only the mother of the late Western Han Dynasty Emperor Liu Kun, the Empress Dowager Wei, and her cousin, Queen Wei of Zhongshan, were alive. Queen Wei was deposed as a commoner, exiled to Hepu, and disappeared in the clouds of history. Deputy Customs Envoy Ouyang Changqian: Little girl, can you be my confidante? Wei Wei (xiao): You are too beautiful and belong to public property. You should keep it for all the girls in the country. Wang Hong, son of Hongyang Marquis: I am your childhood sweetheart. Wait for me and I will definitely save you from returning to the Central Plains. Wei Wei: Waiting for you? I can't come back. Liu Chengdu: Queen, can you consummate your marriage tonight? Wei Wei: Who are you? Oh! You are the old Wang next door who considers thieves as his father! Xiahou Dun: As you wish, I have become a thief. Wei Wei: As you wish, I can only be a dog.