(Additional answer) If you don’t want beautiful women, how about a bunch of ugly women?
1. My mother - the wife of the Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of ancient China. Wang Ziyuan of the Han Dynasty said in "Four Sons' Theory of Morality": "My mother is a Japanese puppet, and those who praise her well cannot hide her ugliness." But she was a virtuous person, and Huangdi married her. As expected, Aunt Mu lived up to the Yellow Emperor's love and implemented moral education for the women. Although the concubine was ugly, Huang Di trusted her deeply and gave her the responsibility of managing the harem. The Yellow Emperor granted her the official position of "Fang Xiangshi" and used her appearance to ward off evil spirits. Legend has it that because of the help of his concubine, the Yellow Emperor defeated the Yan Emperor and killed Chi You.
2. Zhong Lizhun (Zhong Wuyan, also known as Zhong Wuyan) - the queen of King Xuan of Qi during the Warring States Period. People often use "seemingly saltless" to describe ugly women, which refers to this person. King Xuan of Qi, who was in power at that time, was politically corrupt, the country was dark, and his character was violent. Although Zhong Lichun was ugly, she was well-read in poetry and books and had lofty ambitions. In order to save the country, she risked her life to remonstrate, and finally impressed King Xuan of Qi. In order to show that he had changed his past, he made Zhong Lichun the queen.
3. Meng Guang - the wife of Liang Hong, a famous scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty. People often use "raising the case to raise eyebrows together" between husband and wife to praise the equality, harmony and respect between husband and wife. This idiom tells the story of Meng Guang, the wife of Liang Hong, a wise man in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It comes from "The Book of the Later Han·Biography of Liang Hong", which also leads to another idiom: "Respect each other as guests". The appearance of this virtuous woman is "incomparably crude", "fat, ugly and black", and she can "lift a stone mortar with all her strength". Liang Hong, a famous scholar at that time, took a fancy to Meng Guang's character and resolutely married Meng Guang. With his capable and virtuous wife, Liang Hong was able to devote himself to studying knowledge and wrote more than ten books behind closed doors. The couple lived a poor and harmonious life, leaving behind the ever-lasting legend of "a good case can be made to raise eyebrows".
4. Huang A Chou (also known as Huang Yueying, Huang Yueqiu, etc., there are different opinions) - the wife of Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. This man was ugly, black and small, with yellow hair, insignificant and vulgar, but he was good at poems and essays, erudite and knowledgeable, took care of his husband and raised his children, and was diligent in running the household. The great cause of "eight formations". According to legend, the "Wooden Ox and Flowing Horse" and "Liannu" designed by Zhuge Liang were both taught by his wife, and the "Wolong Pill" and "Xingjun San" invented by Zhuge Liang to avoid miasma when he pacified Nanzhong were also created by Huang A Chou.
There were many ugly women in ancient times who were virtuous, beautiful and talented. As long as you search carefully, you will find many women with legendary stories. You can "travel" freely as long as you don't completely subvert their beautiful image in the hearts of us people! hehe!
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Western Han Dynasty:
Wang Kuan (Wang Meiren)—the queen of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, the biological mother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the sister of Tian Fu;
Wei Zifu— —The queen of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the sister of General Wei Qing, and the biological mother of Prince Liu Zhi. (Prince Liu Ju rebelled during the Wu Gu Rebellion, but was defeated and committed suicide. Wei Zifu committed suicide because he was involved and could not understand himself.)
Sui Dynasty:
Empress Xiao ——The daughter of Xiao Kui, Emperor Ming of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, was born in Jiangling, the capital of Houliang Kingdom, on February 19, the 20th year of Tianbao, and the queen of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. Yuan Tiangang, a famous divination expert at that time, was amazed by her appearance. He carefully calculated her birth date and finally came to an eight-character conclusion: "My mother is worthy of the world, and my destiny is full of peach blossoms."
History There are countless beauties who have charmed kings and conquered kingdoms, but there are only a few women who can change dynasties like Empress Xiao and always stay by the king's side. Since she became the princess of Jin at the age of 13, she has been forced to change her identity continuously. She has been the empress of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty, the concubine of Yu Wenhuaji, the concubine of Dou Jiande, the princess of two generations of Turkic kings, and finally became the concubine of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. Zhaorong in the harem of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, had an experience that no one could match.
Tang Dynasty:
The name of Empress Changsun has not been recorded in history. According to the "Guanyin Sutra Letters and Notes", her small characters are "Guanyin Maid". She was born in Chang'an in the first year of Renshou. In the ninth year of Daye (13 years old), she married Li Shimin, the second son of Li Yuan, Duke of Tang Dynasty. After Li Shimin was promoted to the crown prince, she was established as queen. In June of the tenth year of Zhenguan (636), Queen Changsun passed away in the Lizheng Hall at the age of 36. In November of the same year, he was buried in Zhaoling. Her initial posthumous title was Wen De. In August of the first year of the Yuan Dynasty, her title was changed to Wen Deshun Sheng Queen. She was diligent, filial and benevolent by nature, and had a good knowledge of history. She could be described as "the most talented woman in the Tang Dynasty", and she also had an eternal legend of "the deep love between emperors and empresses".
Song and Liao Dynasties:
The wise queen of Liao Jingzong - Xiao Chuo, whose nickname is Yanyan, and her Khitan name is Yayake. His original surname was Bali, but he was given the surname Xiao by Yelu Abaoji. The queen of Liao Jingzong Yelu Xian, the empress of the Liao Dynasty, a famous politician, with overwhelming power in the Liao Dynasty and outstanding political achievements. In folk opera, she is called Queen Mother Xiao.
Ming Dynasty:
Empress Ma - the empress of the palace of Emperor Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty, "has wisdom and a good book of history". During the years when Zhu Yuanzhang was calming down the world and establishing his empire, Empress Ma and him were in trouble and trouble. Therefore, after Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he always respected and appreciated Empress Ma very much, and often listened and adopted her suggestions carefully. Zhu Yuanzhang often compared the virtues of Empress Ma with Empress Changsun, and they were indeed comparable one after another. "History of the Ming Dynasty" praised Empress Ma as "a mother with great kindness to the world".
Qing Dynasty:
Empress Xiaozhuang Wen of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty - Bumu Butai, the Empress Dowager of Xiaozhuang. Borjigit was the daughter of Beilezhai Sang of the Horqin tribe in Mongolia. He was a very important and popular figure in the history of the Qing Dynasty. Empress Xiaozhuangwen experienced the three dynasties of the early Qing Dynasty in her life, which was a critical historical period from chaos to rule. She fully assisted the emperor and made significant contributions to mediating internal conflicts and struggles in the Qing palace, stabilizing social order in the early Qing Dynasty, and promoting the unification of the country. Later generations called her the "Mother of the Qing Dynasty". He died on December 25, the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi's reign (January 27, 1688). He died at the age of 75.
Empress Dowager Cixi - Empress Xiaoqinxian (Yehenala-Xingzhen), commonly known as Empress Dowager Cixi, Manchu. In the first year of Xianfeng (1851), she was drafted into the palace and given the title of Lan Guiren, and was later named a concubine. In March 1856, Zai Chun, the eldest son of the emperor, became the Tongzhi Emperor and ordered the Jin Dynasty to confer the title of Concubine Yi. Not long after, the imperial concubine Feng Yi was promoted to the Jin Dynasty. In July 1861, Emperor Tongzhi Zaichun ascended the throne, and he and Empress Xiaozhenxian (Empress Dowager Ci'an) were honored as empress dowagers. Cixi was erudite and talented, good at calligraphy and painting. Her calligraphy was good at running script and regular script, and her paintings of flowers were handed down from generation to generation.
The Empress Dowager Cixi ruled China for 47 years. It was in her hands that an ancient empire with a history of 5,000 years of civilization fell into a tragic fate of being at the mercy of others and a semi-colony of the great powers. ; It was in her hands that three consecutive emperors succeeded to the throne as children and never exercised the power to govern; just three years after her death, the Revolution of 1911 was fired, and the long-lasting revolution in China ended. After more than two thousand years of centralized monarchy, China has no emperor since then.
......There are so many that you can even open a self-selected supermarket! Just make up your own mind.
(There are also many in modern times, such as the three Song sisters, Jiang Qing, Ye Qun, etc...)