1. Han Qi
He has a gentle appearance, as clear as jade; and an awe-inspiring demeanor, as clear as water.
——"Eight Phases Picture" of the Song Dynasty
In the history of the Song Dynasty, Han Qi was called "exquisite in character", but in Su Shi's writing, he was "young and beautiful in hair". Wang Anshi also wrote in his diary, "Qi has no other merits, except her beautiful face and ears." This is a beauty that even her sworn enemy admits!
Introduction:
Han Qi, named Zhigui and nicknamed Gansou, was born in Anyang, Xiangzhou (now Anyang City, Henan Province). Politician and poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. Han Qi was a Jinshi in the fifth year of Tiansheng reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty (1027), and served successively as general supervisor, Kaifeng Prefecture official, and Yousi admonisher. He was ordered to help the hungry people in Sichuan. After the Song-Xia war broke out, he and Fan Zhongyan led the army to defend Xixia. They were quite famous in the army and were known as "Han Fan". Later, he presided over the "Qingli New Deal" with Fan Zhongyan, Fu Bi and others, and became the prime minister in the last years of Renzong. During the reign of Emperor Yingzong of the Song Dynasty, he participated in mediating the conflicts between the emperor and the empress and established the position of heir. After Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty came to the throne, he resolutely resigned from the position, sentenced Yongxing Army, Xiangzhou and other places, and opposed the "Xining Reform". He served as the official Yongxing Jiedushi, the Situ and the minister, and was granted the title of Wei Guogong. In the eighth year of Xining (1075), Han Qi passed away at the age of sixty-eight. Shenzong wrote a stele for him titled "The Hero of the Two Dynasties Gu Ming and Determining Policies", posthumously awarded him the title of Shangshu Ling, gave him the posthumous title of "Zhongxian", and allowed him to enjoy the Yingzong temple. During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, he was granted the title of King of Wei County.
2. He Yan
Yan Xiao was raised in the Wei Palace. When he was seven or eight years old, he became enlightened and had a beautiful appearance.
——"Taipingyu" "A Favorite Biography of He Yan"
He Yan's mother, Yin, was favored by Cao Cao. Cao Cao loved the house and the crow, and he also liked He Yan very much. More importantly, He Yan himself was very good-looking! The story of "Fu Fan He Lang" also comes from He Yan. He Yan was extremely beautiful when he was seven years old. At this tender age, his face was delicate and white, as if covered with a layer of white powder. Emperor Wei Ming was confused and rewarded He Yan with hot noodles for a night. Unexpectedly, He Yan, who was sweating profusely, became even whiter after wiping the sweat from his face.
Introduction:
He Yan, also known as Uncle Ping. A native of Wan County, Nanyang County (now Nanyang City, Henan Province). During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a minister and metaphysician of Cao and Wei, and the grandson of He Jin, the general of the Eastern Han Dynasty (also known as the grandson of He Jin's younger brother, He Miao). He Yan's father died young, and Cao Cao, Sikong, took his mother Yin as his concubine, so he was adopted and became Cao Cao's favorite. When he was young, he was famous for his talents. He liked the learning of Lao and Zhuang and married Princess Jinxiang, the daughter of Cao Cao. When Emperor Wen of Wei was in power, he was not granted any official position. Emperor Wei Ming believed that He Yan was vain and unrealistic, so he only gave him the position of redundant official. When the general Cao Shuang was in power, He Yan had affairs with him. He was able to appoint officials to serve as ministers, ministers of the Ministry of civil affairs, elect officials, and create marquisships. After the Gaoping Ling Incident, he and General Cao Shuang were killed by Taifu Sima Yi, and the three tribes were wiped out. He Yan has eleven volumes of collected works, and he collaborated with Zheng Chong and others to compose "Analects of Confucius". Zhong Rong's "Poems" said that "Ping Shu Honghu's chapter is well known." He Yan's poems were included in the middle grade. Yuan Hong named He Yan and others as Zhengshi celebrities in "The Biography of Famous Scholars". He advocated metaphysics with Xia Houxuan, Wang Bi and others, and started a trend of discussing affairs, and became one of the founders of metaphysics in the Wei and Jin Dynasties.
3. Lu Hong
His appearance is like jade and his majesty is extraordinary. When Guangwu ascended the stage, he saw Wei Zhi and said with a smile: "There are many beauties in the south."
——"Wu Di Ji"
Introduction:
Lu Hong, an official of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zi Chun, a native of Wuxian County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), was the son of Chang. She was a surname of the clan, dedicated to learning, intelligent, virtuous, and beautiful. Emperor Guangwu sighed: "There are many beauties in the south." He wanted to marry Princess Ningping, but she couldn't accept it. Lu Hong, who served as prefect of Yingchuan and Shangshuling, liked to wear cloth single clothes. Emperor Guangwu liked it when he saw it, and often ordered Kuaiji County to present Yue cloth.
4. Yushan: Ji Kang:
Dragon, Zhang, and Phoenix, natural nature. The rock is as independent as a solitary pine, and its drunkenness is like a jade mountain that is about to collapse.
Ji Kang is seven feet eight inches tall and has a very handsome appearance. Those who saw it sighed and said: "Xiao Xiao is solemn, refreshing and clear." Or it is said: "Serious like the wind under the pine, high and slowly leading."
——"Shishuo Xinyu"
Ji Kang (224-263 AD, 223-262 AD), courtesy name Shuye, was a thinker, musician, and writer in the Cao and Wei Dynasties during the Three Kingdoms period. Ji Kang was smart since he was a child. He was seven feet eight inches tall and had outstanding appearance and appearance. He was well-read and studied various arts, especially the theories of Lao and Zhuang. In his early years, he married the great-granddaughter of Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty, the owner of Changle Pavilion. He became an official doctor and was awarded the title of Zhongsan doctor. He was known as "Ji Zhongsan" in the world. After Sima came to power, he lived in seclusion and refused to serve. In the fourth year of Jingyuan (AD 263), he was framed by Sili Xiaowei Zhong Hui and executed by the powerful general Sima Zhao at the age of 40.
Ji Kang, Ruan Ji and others actively advocated the new trend of metaphysics, advocating "going beyond the teachings of famous names and letting nature take over" and "evaluating the noble and the low while understanding the emotions of things". They became the spiritual leaders of the "Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest", and they were famous Listed as one of the "Celebrities of the Bamboo Forest". His deeds and experiences had a huge impact on the ethos and value orientation of later generations.
5. Yushan: Pei Kai
Taking off the crown, wearing rough clothes, and messing up the hair are all fine. Seeing Uncle Pei, it's like the jade mountain rising up, the light shining on people.
——"Shishuoxinyu"
Introduction:
Pei Kai (237-291), also known as Shuze. A native of Wenxi, Hedong (now Wenxi County, Shanxi). A minister and celebrity during the Cao Wei and Western Jin Dynasties of the Three Kingdoms, the grandson of Pei Mao, the minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the son of Pei Hui, the governor of Jizhou in the Cao Wei Dynasty, and the cousin of Pei Xiu, Sikong of the Western Jin Dynasty.
Pei Kai was born in the famous "Hedong Pei family". He became famous at a young age and was good at talking about "Laozi" and "The Book of Changes". He was first recommended to Sima Zhao by Zhong Hui and appointed as Prime Minister. When he was Dingkelang, he formulated the "Law of Jin" together with Jia Chong and other officials. He successively held the posts of official official, regular attendant of Sanqi, and middle-ranking attendant. Although he was married to his relative Yang Jun, he always despised Yang Jun. After Yang Jun came to power, he used his idle position to avoid trouble. After Yang Jun was killed, Pei Kai was implicated and taken into custody, but was saved from disaster by his attendant Fu Zhi. On the recommendation of Taibao Guan and Sima Liang, the king of Runan, he was granted the title of Marquis of Linhai, and then moved to the middle marquis of the Northern Army. He did not dare to take office because he was afraid of Sima Wei, the king of Chu. Worried about the chaos of the current situation, he requested to go out, but before he took office, he encountered Sima Wei's false order to kill Wei Guan and others. Pei Kai rushed to his father-in-law Wang Hun's house on his bicycle, and moved eight times overnight before he was exempted. After Sima Wei was executed, he was appointed Zhongshu Ling and served as a servant of Zhongzhong. He worked with Zhang Hua, Wang Rong and other officials to hold secret positions.
Pei Kai requested to abdicate due to illness in his later years, but was not allowed to do so. He died in the first year of Yuankang (291) at the age of fifty-five, and was given the posthumous title "Yuan". In "The Biography of Famous Scholars", Yuan Hong named Pei Kai and others as "famous celebrities in China and North Korea".
6. Willow in the Spring Moon: Wang Gong
“She is so beautiful that many people love her, or her eyes may say, ‘The water is like a willow in the spring moon’.”
< p>Introduction:Wang Gong (?-398), also known as Xiaobo and nicknamed Aning, was born in Jinyang, Taiyuan (now Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province). Minister and relative of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the grandson of Situ Zuo Changshi Wang Meng, the son of Guanglu doctor Wang Yun, and the brother of Queen Xiaowuding Wang Fahui.
Wang Gong rarely had a good reputation, he was extremely honest, and he had the ambition of being a prime minister. He started as Zuo Lang and moved to Libu Lang. During the Taiyuan period, he successively served as Danyang Yin and Zhongshu Ling, leading Prince Zhan's affairs, and won the trust of Emperor Xiaowu. In the fifteenth year of Taiyuan, he served as a former general and governor of Qingyan Prefecture. He raised an army to attack Wang Guobao and Sima Yuanxian to fight against the power of the clan Sima Daozi. In the second year of Long'an, he was finally defeated and killed due to Liu Lao's rebellion.
After Huan Xuan came to power, he posthumously awarded Wang Gong the title of Shizhong and Taibao, with the posthumous title Zhongjian. He authored five volumes of collected works (according to Sui Shu·Jing Ji Zhi), which are now lost.
7. Zhang Xu:
Zhang Xu's character is thoughtful, sparse and elegant, and his words are charming and charming, making the viewer forget their fatigue. Lord Yongming saw the willow tree in front of Linghe Hall, which was tender and cute. He admired it and said: "This Yang Lieju is cute, just like Zhang Xu, a young man."
——"Talking about Sou"
< p>This has the same language as that beautiful lady from the south. . .Introduction:
Zhang Xu, courtesy name Siman, was a native of Wu County, Wu County (now Suzhou). Zu Maodu, the prefect of Kuaiji. The father acted, and the prince gave up his role. Xu Shao was well-known, simple and simple, and had few desires. His uncle Jing said to people: "This son is the place where today's happiness is wide." King Jianping protects the army as chief secretary, Youjunfa Cao Xing joins the army, Sikong chief secretary, Fujun and Nanzhonglang serve as meritorious officials, and Shangshu Cangbulang. They all ordered the historian to inquire about rice matters in counties and counties. He looked directly at the situation with a solemn gaze and did not care about it. In addition to the literature of King Baling, the prince washes horses, Bei Zhonglang joins the army, the prince Zhongshe is a person, the county is Zhongzheng, the charioteer is engaged in Zhonglang, Zhongshu Lang, Zhouzhizhong, and Huangmenlang.
8. Du Hongzhi
Wang Youjun saw Du Hongli and sighed: "My skin is like gelatin, and my eyes are like paint, this man is like a fairy."
Introduction :
Du Hongzhi, male, was from the Jin Dynasty, also known as the Immortal. During the Jin Dynasty, Wang Xizhi, a general of the right army, once met Du Hongzhi. He saw that his face was like solidified white fat and his eyes were like stained black paint. He praised him and said that he was like a god. At that time, some people praised Wang Meng, the chief minister of Situ Zuo, for his beautiful appearance. Cai Gong said: "It is a pity that you have never seen Du Hongzhi." Some people looked at Du Hongzhi and said: "It is a joy to praise the fresh and clear orders and the style of great virtue."
9. Li Hui
If it is covered with smoke, it is like a pair of pearls and jade.
Introduction:
Li Hui (date of birth and death unknown), named Jingwen, was a native of Bairen County, Zhaojun (now Longyao County, Hebei Province). A minister from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Northern Qi Dynasty, he was the younger brother of Li Hun, the chief agricultural officer. He has a dignified appearance and a bright expression. He started as the chief secretary of King Qi (Xiao Baoyu), and successively served as Situ (Gao Yong), Zhonglang, Prime Minister (Gao Cheng) Sima, Tongzhi Sanqi Changshi, and Gaoyang Prefect. He once went to Nanliang as an envoy and was praised by Emperor Wu of Liang. During the Northern Qi Dynasty, he moved to Situ Zuo, a long history. He died in office and was awarded the title of governor of Nanqingzhou, with the posthumous title of Jing.
10. Wang Yan
With his high and pure appearance, he is like a beautiful tree in the Yaolin forest.
Introduction:
Wang Yan (256-311), courtesy name Yifu, was born in Linyi County, Langye County (now Linyi City, Shandong Province). In the late Western Jin Dynasty, he was an important minister and leader of metaphysics talks. He was the grandson of Wang Xiong, the governor of Youzhou in Cao Wei, the son of Pingbei general Wang Yi, and the cousin of Situ Wangrong.
Wang Yan was born in the Langya Wang family. He has a clear and handsome appearance, a calm and elegant demeanor, and a deep love of Lao and Zhuang's teachings, and is quite famous. After entering the official career, he successively held the positions of Huangmen Shilang, Zhong Lingjun, Shangshu Ling, Shangshu Pushe and so on. In the first year of Guangxi (307), he was promoted to Sikong. The following year, he was appointed Situ again. Wang Yan was in a high position, but he did not care about the country. In order to protect himself, he also appointed his younger brother Wang Cheng and his younger brother Wang Dun to serve as governors of Jingzhou and Qingzhou respectively, which was despised by people at the time. When Wang Mi attacked Luoyang, Wang Yan led his army to resist. Later, he was transferred to the post of Taiwei and Shangshu Ling, and also headed the Taifu Army Division. In the fifth year of Yongjia (311), King Sima Yue of the East China Sea passed away. Wang Yan returned to the East China Sea with his coffin, but was captured by Shi Le from Jie on the way. When Wang Yan was talking to Shi Le, he still shied away from his responsibility and urged him to proclaim himself emperor. Shi Le was furious and buried him alive together with his old ministers of the Western Jin Dynasty. He was fifty-six years old at the time.