Su Dongpo said Su Xiaomei's poems with a big forehead.

Su Dongpo said that Su Xiaomei's poem with a big forehead took three or five steps before going out of the hall, and his forehead went to the painting hall first.

One day, when Su Shi saw that Su Xiaomei's forehead was flushed, he teased her with a pair of couplets. The couplet reads: "Before you appear in court, go to the painting hall on your forehead." This couplet means that Su Xiaomei's forehead is prominent. Before entering the door, his forehead touched nave's painting, describing Su Xiaomei's big forehead.

Introduction:

It is said that Su Xiaomei is Su Shi's younger sister, and unofficial history recorded her name as zhěn, a talented woman with a long reputation at that time. There is even a folk story about "Three Difficulties in Su Xiaomei's Qin Pass".

Su Shi loved books and relatives all his life, and most of his letters were written by later generations. Most of the existing calligraphy of Su Shi was sent to his brother Su Zhe. There is no mention of this "sister" in the letter, and there is no mention of this "sister" in Dongpo's poems handed down from ancient times.