Everyone, namely Ban Zhao, Ban Biao's daughter and Ban Gu's sister. She married Cao Shou and was very talented, so she was named "Cao Dajia". She was born in a famous Confucian family. Her father Ban Biao is a historian, her brother Ban Gu is a historian, her brother Ban Chao is a diplomat who is proficient in the biography of the ram, and Zugu Ban Jieyu is a writer and a concubine of Emperor Han Chengdi.
Under such circumstances, she naturally devoted herself to study, and the result was extensive knowledge and outstanding talent. Although she is a scholar, her family is very poor. She married Uncle Cao at the age of fourteen. More unfortunately, her husband was sickly and died young, but she didn't remarry, and she behaved in accordance with the etiquette and had a very good moral integrity, which made her famous.
Because of her erudition and reputation, after Ban Gu's death, she was instructed to continue writing Hanshu. Emperor Han and Emperor Di were also optimistic about her literary talent and abiding by women's morality, and even called her into the palace to teach the queen and concubines, honoring her as "everyone". When Empress Deng came to the DPRK, she was even more pampered and let her participate in politics.
Other ladies:
1, Chae Yeon
Wenxi, also known as mingji, and his father Cai Yong were great writers and calligraphers in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Wen Xi, who was exposed from an early age, is knowledgeable, literate, good at poetry and prose, fluent in melody and good at debate. Wenxi's fate is bumpy, and she has been married three times in her life. He first married the Wei family in Hedong, and his husband, Wei Zhongdao, was a famous scholar. The couple loved each other very much, but unfortunately, it didn't last long. In less than a year, he died of hemoptysis. Soon, the Huns invaded the south. During the war, Moon Hee and many abducted women were taken to the north.
2. Li Qingzhao
She was a poetess before and after the Southern Crossing in Song Dynasty, and also the greatest talented woman in the history of China literature. Qingzhao number. Yi 'an Jushi is from Jinan, Shandong. His father, Li, was a famous writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. Qingzhao showed great talent from an early age. At the age of eighteen, she married the famous Zhao Mingcheng. Ming Cheng has done a lot of research on Zhong Ding's bronzes, ancient Chinese characters and inscriptions, and his "Inscriptions" has been highly valued by later scholars of literature and history.