The main idea of the story is that Zhou Youwang often plays jokes on him after receiving his praise, but the praise never smiles. Zhou Youwang ordered that whoever can win a beautiful smile will get a daughter. Many people tried, but none of them succeeded.
Suddenly one day, a priest named Guo Shifu came up with an idea. Zhou Youwang felt good after hearing this, so he sent someone to light the beacon tower. All the princes led their troops to rescue them in a hurry, but when they learned that the city was safe, the princes led their troops back. I smiled happily when I saw this situation. So he gave Uncle Guo 1,200 gold.
Zhou Youwang's move lost the trust of the governors. Later, the empress dowager colluded with the dog Dijon to attack Haojing, and Zhou Youwang lit a bonfire again. However, Zhuangke no longer believed in Zhou Youwang and didn't come to rescue him, so Haojing was broken. Zhou Youwang was killed and committed suicide after Haojiang was breached.
This is also a famous "bonfire warlord" in history. In history, later there was a Tang Huangming who won a beautiful smile. In order to make Yang Guifei smile, she sent litchi thousands of miles away. There is also a poem that has been passed down through the ages: "Chang 'an looks back and embroiders in piles, and the top of the mountain opens a thousand times." "No one knew that fresh litchi fruit had been sent from the south as soon as the smoke curled up and everyone was smiling." In order to let Yang eat litchi in the south of Lingnan, Tang killed several horses, and spent a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources to transport fresh litchi from the southernmost point of geography to Beijing, just to present the freshest litchi on the beauty's table, and finally win the beauty's favor and make him laugh.
So the smile of a beautiful woman is priceless. This was written by Bai Juyi, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty, in Song of Eternal Sorrow: As long as she turned her head and smiled, there would be a hundred spells being cast, and all the paints in the six palaces would go up in smoke; It was also written by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, in "Three Poems of Rice White": The moon is bright and the cold night is heavy, and the beauty smiles a thousand dollars. Since ancient times, heroes have been sad and heroic.
Now, there are more wealthy businessmen laughing for Bomei people and spending a lot of money on more valuable luxury goods, clothes, bags, cosmetics or luxury cars.