The Lady Heard the Phoenix in Front of the Pass

The woman who stood on the hillside, pointed at the 70,000-strong army and said to her brother, "I'm not fighting with you, I'm here to help you." The woman who put down her sword in front of her mother's grave and said, "You don't have to be a man, your daughter can be successful." The woman who before she died said to her husband, "Bury me where I can see Guancheng." The woman who, a thousand years later, had a pass named after her. She is the only princess in Chinese history to be buried with military honors. There are only a few words left in the history books: Princess Pingyang, the daughter of Li Yuan, married Chai Shao, raised troops to help her father settle Guanzhong, suppress Weize Pass, and was buried with military honors after her death. Her name is not written in the history books. Her story has not been told in detail for thousands of years.