In order to save love rat, which talented women wrote poems that were sung as lyrics after thousands of years?

She wrote a poem "Ode to a Bald Head" to save her husband, which was sung as a lyric by later generations because of its elegant meaning. This talented woman is Zhuo Wenjun, a very famous woman with both talent and color in ancient times. Because of her talent, even a poem she wrote to her husband has been passed down to this day and is still being sung.

Zhuo Wenjun was born in a rich family, and he was proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. Zhuo Wenjun was born in a very good family. Although there are no powerful people in the family, her father is very strong because of the money at home. He is not a dignitary. So at that time, under good family conditions, Zhuo Wenjun became a talented woman. Later, when it was time to get married, Zhuo Wenjun married a scholar. Unfortunately, Zhuo Wenjun's husband died soon, so Zhuo Wenjun became a widow and had to find another husband.

Many people visited relatives and friends because of Zhuo Wenjun's outstanding talent, but in the end Zhuo Wenjun chose his favorite Sima Xiangru. Even though Zhuo Wenjun is getting married for the second time, many people still want to marry her. However, Zhuo Wenjun has long been attracted by the gifted scholar Sima Xiangru, but Sima Xiangru's family is poor, and Zhuo Wenjun's father doesn't agree. In pursuit of love, Zhuo Wenjun chose to elope and live a poor life with Sima Xiangru.

But later, Sima Xiangru was appreciated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but he wanted to give up his oath to take a concubine, so Zhuo Wenjun wrote "Poems of Whitehead". Knowing that Zhuo Wenjun's life was miserable, his father chose to help silently, so Sima Xiangru was able to go to Beijing to catch the exam as he wished. The gifted scholar was appreciated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and became an official, but at this time, Sima Xiangru also forgot that he had vowed to marry a concubine with Zhuo Wenjun. In order to retain her husband, Zhuo Wenjun, he wrote "The Ballad of the White Head", and Sima Xiangru regretted it very much when he saw this poem. Finally, Sima Xiangru gave up the idea of concubinage and married Zhuo Wenjun.