Qi Le takes stock of the ten outstanding women in history. They are not necessarily worse than men.

Li Qingzhao

Li Qingzhao, a female poet in the Song Dynasty, is a representative of the Wanyue Ci School and is known as "the most talented woman throughout the ages."

Li Qingzhao has a profound family background. His father Li was a student of Su Shi, and his mother was the granddaughter of the Number One Scholar.

Since poems, lyrics, and prose are all good, especially lyrics, she has found a unique path. She said: "Few people know."

In the lyrics, he writes more about his leisurely life in the early days and laments about his later life experiences, with sentimental emotions.

Known as the "Queen of Ci Country", "Ci dominates the south of the Yangtze River and covers the north".

Zhou Ying

The richest man in the late Qing Dynasty, a native of Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province. When he was young, he married Wu Pin, the young master of the Wu family. Later, the Wu family declined and went through many hardships to establish the Wu family's business empire in Shaanxi.

At that time, she was the only businesswoman who could make her business as rich as the enemy.

She is talented, resourceful, honest and trustworthy, and soon became the Wu family's brand, with stores all over the country.

When the country was in crisis, she generously donated money to support the country many times. She went to the country during the national crisis and built water conservancy and education in the local area, which won the hearts of the people.

When Guanzhong was hit by the disaster, she even opened warehouses many times to help the poor.

Her good deeds have been recorded in history and are celebrated to this day.

Mulan

During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the north invaded the south, and the Northern Wei Dynasty recruited men. Mulan's father is old and sick, and her brother is too young to fight.

So Mulan joined the army in place of her father and went to the border to fight. In order to hide her identity and resist the enemy, she persisted in things that are painful for many men.

After more than ten years, Mulan won a great victory and the emperor allowed her to serve in the court. Mulan refused because she had to take care of her parents.

Her bravery and simplicity have been praised by millions of people for generations.

In 1998, Disney adapted the story of Mulan into an animated film, which was welcomed all over the world.

|Zhuo Wenjun

Zhuo Wenjun, a native of the Han Dynasty, was one of the four most talented women in ancient China. Talented, famous, and proficient in music, she still sings the line "I will never leave you" in "Baitou Yin" to this day.

Zhuo Wenjun fell in love with Sima Xiangru and pursued his love boldly. He forced his father to admit the marriage while selling wine, and Sima Xiangru moved on. Instead of resignedly accepting the situation, she composed a poem and refused to save her husband.

Set a spiritual example of women’s pursuit of freedom and liberation.

Xie Daoyun

Xie Daoyun, a female poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was the niece of Prime Minister Xie An and the wife of Wang Ningzhi, the second son of the famous calligrapher Wang Xizhi.

Yu Jiaxi: "Daoyun is a woman with a forest atmosphere, which shows that she is a famous woman."

"There are no catkins because of the wind" This sentence has made Xie Daoyun still famous.

She is a talented woman, proficient in metaphysics, and can debate with men.

She, together with Ban Zhao, Cai Yan and others of the Han Dynasty, became representatives of talented women in ancient China. "Xu Xu's talent" became a commonly used term in later generations to praise talented women.

|Liang Hongyu

Liang Hongyu, a famous anti-gold heroine in the Song Dynasty, learned martial arts from her father and brother since she was a child.

At the celebration banquet to pacify Fangla, she met Han Shizhong and became his concubine. It turned out that after Bai died, she became Han Shizhong's wife.

She followed her husband and made great contributions in countering the rebellion, and was named Mrs. Anguo and Mrs. Protector. Even in the Battle of Huangtiandang, he held a fork drum and commanded the battle together with Han Shizhong, blocking the invading 8 Jin Army from the south bank of the Yangtze River for 48 days.

Later, he led the troops alone and defeated the 8th Jin Army many times. He died on the anti-jin front line and was buried with Han Shizhong in Lingyan Mountain, Suzhou.

Huang Daopo

Huang Daopo was from Songjiang. A famous cotton spinner and technological reformer in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty.

Huang Daopo was born in poverty, was oppressed by a feudal family, and lived in Yazhou. He made Taoism his home, worked and lived among the Li sisters, and learned to use cotton-making tools and weaving

Princess Wen was knowledgeable and versatile, and brought advanced technology and culture to Tubo, promoting the The development of Tubo's economy and culture consolidated the Tang Dynasty's border defense.

Princess Wencheng is deeply loved by the Tibetan people. She appears in folk dramas, murals and legends.

She is considered an incarnation of Green Tara in Buddhism.

|Wang Zhaojun

Wang Zhaojun, a native of Hubei, was a palace maid during the Yuan Dynasty of the Western Han Dynasty. He, Diuxin, Shi, and Li are known as the four beauties in ancient China.

Unexpectedly, in the first year of Ning Dynasty, the Xiongnu Chan Yuhu came to North Korea and asked to marry a Han. Emperor Yuan gave Zhaojun to Huhanxie Chanyu.

Shan was very happy and wrote a letter saying that he was willing to guard the border forever.

Wang Zhaojun maintained the stability of Sino-Hungarian relations for half a century and taught the culture of the Central Plains to the Huns. From then on, Han and Hungary were united and harmonious, and the country was peaceful and the people were safe. She and her children, grandchildren and in-laws have made great contributions to the harmony, amity and unity of the Hu-Han people.

Zhao Jie, a poet of the Yuan Dynasty, believed that Wang Zhaojun's contribution was no less than that of Huo Qubing, a famous scholar of the Han Dynasty.

Wu Zetian

Wu Zetian was born in Mingchang, Shanxi. He became emperor at the age of 67 and reigned for 15 years.

Wu Zetian was the only female emperor in Chinese history and an outstanding female politician in the feudal era.

She attacked the conservative aristocracy, promoted economic development, stabilized the border situation, and promoted cultural development.

Inherit Zhenguan, enlighten Yuan, and govern a dynasty to become a world power.