China’s thousands of years of civilization has given birth to countless talented people and beauties. When it comes to how many beauties there are, the ones who are coquettish, talented, tragic, and women who are incomparable to men, etc., today the editor will give Let’s introduce some talented women in ancient times who valued both beauty and talent. Talent is a relatively broad term. In the past, it was customary to call women who were successful in literature talented women. Now it doesn’t just refer to literature, anyone who has outstanding performance in the industry can be called a talented woman. Their talents, ability and political integrity have made many future generations yearn for and admire them! These beauties really reveal one sentence - who said women are inferior to men! 1. Xie Daoyun, a female poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A native of Yangxia, Chenjun (now Taikang, Henan). The daughter of Anxi general Xie Yi, the niece of the famous politician Xie An, and the wife of Wang Ningzhi. He is smart and talented, and his poems are quite famous. 2. Li Qingzhao, a female poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. No. Yi'an Jushi, a native of Zhangqiu, Qizhou (now part of Shandong). His father, Li Gefei, was a famous scholar at that time, and his husband, Zhao Mingcheng, was an epigraphic expert. In his early days, he lived a prosperous life, and together with Mingcheng, he devoted himself to the collection and arrangement of calligraphy, painting and inscriptions. Jin soldiers invaded the Central Plains and lived in the south. Mingcheng died of illness and was left alone. The lyrics written in the early stage mostly describe his leisurely life, and in the later stage, he laments his life experience and has a sentimental mood. Some also reveal his longing for the Central Plains. In terms of form, he makes good use of line drawing techniques, creates his own channels, and uses clear and beautiful language. 3. Liu Rushi’s original surname was Yang, and her given name was Ai. She changed her surname to Liu, and her last name was Yin. Later, she changed her name to Shi, and her given name was Rushi. She was also known as Hedongjun, and also named Miwujun. She was a native of Shengze Town. When she was young, she was sold to the home of Xu Fo, a famous prostitute in Guijiayuan, Shengze. As an adopted daughter. Educated by Xu, Liu's poems are good at seven words in close style, subtitles and step rhymes, and he has Yu Shinan and Zhu Suiliang's calligraphy skills in calligraphy. When he was a little older, he lived in a brothel. In Songjiang, with her peerless talent and appearance, she interacted with members of the Fushe, Jishe, and Donglin parties. She often wore Confucian men's clothing, talked about the current situation with various literati, and sang poems. 4. Liu Lingxian was a female poet of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. The year of birth and death is unknown. Liu Xiaochuo's sister, Xu Qiu's wife. A native of Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu). Most of her poems deal with grievances between friends, the most famous of which are two "Poems in Reply to Foreign Affairs", which were written in return for her husband Xu Qiu. The poem describes the scenery to express the feeling of lovesickness, which is quite real and vivid. For example, "The setting sun refreshes the makeup, and the curtains are opened to the spring trees. Orioles sing and dance among the leaves, and butterflies play among the flowers. Tuning the piano is supposed to be joyful, but the heart is filled with sorrow." (Part 1); "The moon is in the sky at night as a goddess, and the morning glow is like Luo Fei. "You can also look at the color in the mirror, and it seems that you know it is wrong" (Part 2); the psychological state of women is very expressive. "Listen to the Poetry of Hundred Tongues" "The wind blows the air of peaches and plums, and the sound of spring birds passes by. 5. Cai Wenji, a female poet in the late Han Dynasty. A native of Chenliuyu (now south of Qixian County, Henan Province). The daughter of Cai Yong. Erudite, talented in debate, and proficient in music. First married. Hedong Wei Zhongdao died and returned to his mother's family. During the chaos at the end of the Han Dynasty, he was captured by Dong Zhuo's tribe and returned to the southern Xiongnu. He wrote "Poetry of Sorrow and Indignation" in five characters and one poem in Sao style. It is said that he also wrote the poem "Eighteen Beats of Hujia". 6. Ban Zhao was a female poet in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Her name was Hui Ban. Born in Fufeng Anling (now Xianyang, Shaanxi Province), her birth and death dates are unknown. She married Cao Shishu in her early years. Her elder brother, Ban Gu, died before the completion of "Han Shu" and "Tian Wen Zhi". She was a talented scholar and was ordered by the Emperor to continue her studies. She often visited the palace and served as a teacher for the queen and concubines. She was known as the "Master of Cao" and was often ordered to write poems for Empress Dowager Deng. Ban Zhao and Wen Zhengshi. The famous scholar Ma Rong wrote 16 poems and essays from him. 7. Bao Linghui, a female poet of the Southern Dynasty, was born in Donghai (now Tancheng, Shandong). Zhao's sister. Bao Zhao once replied to Emperor Wu: "The talent of my sister is not as great as that of Taichong Er since Aqian Zuofen." "Zhong Rong's "Shipin" said that she was from the Southern Qi Dynasty, but from Bao Zhao's "Request for Leave" about the death of the only sister, it seems that she died during the reign of Emperor Xiaowu of the Song Dynasty. The author of "Xiang" "Collection of Famous Fus" has been lost. His poems can be found in "New Odes of Yutai". The poems of Bao Linghui are included in Qian Zhonglian's "Collected Notes on Bao Shenjun". 8. Zuo Fen was born in Linzi (now Zibo City, Shandong Province) and was born in Zuo Si. My sister was a writer in the Western Jin Dynasty. She was a scholar, good at writing, and had a literary reputation. Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty heard about it and accepted her. In the eighth year of Taishi (272), she became a noble concubine. Seeing the ceremony, he was weak and sick, and often lived in a small room. Whenever there was a rare treasure, the emperor would order it to be praised, so he received many gifts. Today, there are more than 20 poems, poems, odes, praises, and edicts, most of which were in response to the imperial order. The original four volumes of "Zuo Jiubian Collection" have been lost. 9. Zhu Shuzhen was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) and was born in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is said that he died in an official family due to dissatisfaction with his marriage. He was good at painting, and his poems were often sentimental and sentimental. Annotated edition by Zheng Yuanzu of the Song Dynasty. 10. Xue Tao's father, Xue Yun, was a small official in Kyoto. He lived in Chengdu after the Anshi Rebellion. My father once recited two poems with the title "Ode to Wutong": "In addition to an ancient tung tree in the courtyard, its trunk reaches into the clouds"; The couplet seems to predict her life's destiny. Serving wine, composing poems, playing and singing to entertain guests, they are called "poetic performers".
Source: Life Sixteen Seventeen Issue 12, 2016