As soon as Sister Feng appeared on the stage, she was the only one speaking in the room. She first praised Lin Daiyu for being "beautiful" and then complimented Jia Mu; then she wiped her tears for Daiyu's loss of her mother when she was young, in order to please Jia Mu; when Jia Mu scolded her for saying such sad words to provoke When she was young, she "hurriedly turned her sorrow into joy" and blamed herself for "forgetting that our ancestors deserved to be beaten, and deserved to be beaten"! Then, as the young mistress of the house, she arranged for Daiyu and gave orders to the mothers-in-law... At this point, readers first heard his voice, then saw his shape, then knew his name, and then saw his various performances. Wang Xifeng who appears in front of readers is naturally no longer an abstract name, but a living person. Sister Feng's appearance is so stained, and the following article is so vivid on paper!
In Chinese classical works, it is not easy to find character models written with such intense intensity. Sister Feng is not Duke Zheng Zhuang in "Zuo Zhuan", Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty in "Historical Records", nor Pan Jinlian in "Jin Ping Mei" or Aunt Qiu in "Liao Zhai". In comparison, what people can think of may be Cao Cao in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", right? Feudal families that are about to collapse and feudal dynasties that are about to collapse have completely different laws, and their leaders will also have similar personalities and roles. In the writing of the author of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it is Cao Cao who does not allow "a few people to call themselves kings and a few people to call themselves emperors", and it is Cao Cao who supports the end of the Han Dynasty's rule. It was Cao Cao who hollowed out the actual rule of the Han Dynasty and left only an empty shell. It was also Cao Cao who accelerated the end of the rule of the Han Dynasty. Sister Feng's work in Jia Mansion seems to be quite similar to a certain extent. The readers of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" hate Cao Cao, scolded Cao Cao, and missed Cao Cao after Cao Cao died. The readers of "Dream of Red Mansions" hated Sister Feng, scolded Sister Feng, and missed Sister Feng. The author portrays a smart, beautiful, capable and vicious "Feng Lazi", which not only makes her fully authentic as a typical character of that era, but also gives her a great magic power to attract readers, which proves the social significance of this character. ignore.
Wang Xifeng's intelligence is true, he is indeed smart, but he is cruelly smart, a smart person who is hated and feared by everyone even though he is all-rounded. Damn smart.
Wang Zhaojun
The story of Wang Zhaojun
Wang Zhaojun, whose name is Qiang, was born in Sister Gui, Nanjun County, Western Han Dynasty (now Sister Gui, Hubei Province). Together with Xi Shi, Yang Guifei and Diao Chan, they are the four beauties in ancient China. During the reign of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, she entered the palace as a maid.
The relationship between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu: During the reign of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu nobles competed for power, and their power gradually declined. The five Chanyus separated and attacked each other endlessly. Among them, Huhanxie Chanyu was defeated by his brother Zhizhi Chanyu. Hu Hanxie was determined to make peace with the Han Dynasty and met Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty in person.
When the countries in the Western Regions heard that the Xiongnu had reconciled with the Han Dynasty, they also rushed to deal with the Han Dynasty. After Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty died, his son Liu Shi came to the throne and became Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty. The Zhizhi Chanyu of the Xiongnu invaded various countries in the Western Region and killed the envoys sent by the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty sent troops to attack Kangju and killed the Chanyu Zhizhi. Zhizhi Chanyu died, and Huhanxie Chanyu's status became stable. In 33 BC, Huhanxie Shanyu came to Chang'an again and asked for a marriage. Emperor Yuan promised.
Resolutely go out of the fortress: The Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu had to choose a princess or the daughter of the clan to get married. This time, Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty decided to choose a maid for him. He ordered people to go to the harem to spread the message: "Whoever wants to go to the Huns will be treated as a princess." The maids in the harem were all selected from among the people. As soon as they entered When they entered the palace, they were like birds in a cage, and they all longed to be released from the palace one day. But when I heard that I wanted to leave my country and go to the Xiongnu, I was not happy. There was a palace maid named Wang Qiang, also named Zhaojun, who was beautiful and knowledgeable. Volunteer to go to the Huns to make peace. Emperor Yuan chose a day for Huhanxie Chanyu and Wang Zhaojun to get married in Chang'an.
When Hu Hanxie Chanyu and Wang Zhaojun thanked Emperor Han Yuan for their kindness, Emperor Han Yuan saw that Zhaojun was beautiful and generous, which made the Han Palace enchanted.
Remorse unknown to the person in the painting: Legend has it that Emperor Han Yuan returned to the inner palace and became more and more upset the more he thought about it. He then asked someone to take out the portrait of Zhaojun from the portraits of the palace ladies and look at it. Although the appearance is somewhat similar, it is not as cute as Zhaojun himself. It turns out that after the maids entered the palace, they generally did not see the emperor. Instead, a painter painted a portrait and sent it to the emperor for selection. There was a painter named Mao Yanshou. When he was painting portraits of the palace ladies, the palace ladies would give him some gifts, and he would make the paintings more beautiful. Wang Zhaojun was unwilling to give gifts, so Mao Yanshou did not paint Wang Zhaojun's beauty realistically. Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty was furious and killed Mao Yanshou.
He Fan saved the country: Wang Zhaojun left Chang'an under the escort of Han Dynasty and Huns officials. She rode a horse, braved the biting cold wind, all the way to the Xiongnu, and became Huhanxie Chanyu's clan. Named "Ning Hulan", hoping that she could bring peace and tranquility to the Xiongnu, Zhaojun stayed away from his hometown and settled in the Xiongnu for a long time. She advised Hu Hanxie Chanyu not to start a war, and also passed on the culture of the Central Plains to the Xiongnu. After this, the Huns and the Han Dynasty lived in harmony and maintained peace for more than sixty years. What is commendable is that after Huhanxie Chanyu died, she "followed Hu customs" (※ adopted the step marriage system) and married the eldest son of Huhanxie Chanyu's Dalan family, although this was inconsistent with the ethical concepts of the Central Plains. Although she resisted, she considered the overall situation and cherished the friendship between the Han and the Huns. Wang Zhaojun gave birth to a boy and two girls in the Xiongnu. The year and place of Zhaojun's death are not recorded in history books. This is the famous story of "Zhaojun leaving the fortress" in history. In Chinese classical literature, the first mention of Zhaojun's tomb was "Tongdian" written by Du You of the Tang Dynasty.