Qin Liangyu Revitalized the Ming Dynasty!

Many readers use "very fat body" to describe Qin Liangyu's body shape. In fact, it is a complete misreading of the original text. First, in the context of the Ming Dynasty, "fat" refers to tall, strong, and plump physiques. It refers to the healthy military generals who have been trained in riding and shooting for many years. It is by no means fat or big-shouldered in the modern context. Secondly, combined with the actual measurement data of her battle robe and armor, she is about 170cm tall, which is already tall for women in the Ming Dynasty. She has broad shoulders and a well-proportioned waist. She has a well-proportioned physique that can support armor and wield weapons. She is by no means an exaggerated "strong man's body type". Thirdly, "History of the Ming Dynasty" also records that she was "elegant in appearance", which shows that her posture and temperament were dignified and calm, and she was by no means a rude and tough woman. Using "body shape" to narrow or even stigmatize this female general neither understands the ancient language context nor ignores her core value as a military general.

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