The poems describing ugly women include:
The ugly women come to imitate the beauty. Returning home shocked the neighbors. Shouling lost its roots. Killing the people of Handan with laughter - "Ancient Style Thirty-Five" Author: Li Bai of Tang Dynasty
Ugly appearance with ancient makeup and short arms are not good luck. ——"A Five-Character Rhyme about the Policeman and the Fangweng and the Tea Mountain" Author: Liu Kezhuang of the Song Dynasty ?
Ugly appearance is not charming, sitting firmly is not subversive. ——Author of "Foot Woman": Wang Yan of Song Dynasty?
Ugly women compete for hairpin flowers. The more flowers they reflect, the uglier they become. ——"Xiao Chen Shi Yi Zi Ang" Author: Tang Sikong Tu
The four ugly women in ancient China:
The first is the ancient Mongu. According to legend, Monwu is the first of the four ugly women because she resembles a yaksha and is extremely ugly. And Mon Wu's virtue was a role model for women at that time. The poet Qu Yuan once gave a very high evaluation to Monwu: "I am jealous of the fragrance of Jiaye, and I feel good about myself because of my beauty." Momu's wisdom is also extraordinary. Our ancestor Huangdi also admired her excellent inner qualities and married Momu as his wife. As expected, Mu Wu lived up to Huang Di's high expectations. In addition to moralizing other women, she also assisted Huang Di in defeating Emperor Yan and killing Chi You. ?
The second is Zhong Lichun during the Warring States Period. She is from Wuyan County, Qi State. How ugly is she? According to the book, her forehead and eyes are sunken, with an imbalance of upper and lower proportions. Her belly is enlarged, her nostrils are turned up, and she has an Adam's apple on her neck that is larger than a man's. Her head is huge, with few hairs, and her skin is as dark as paint. . Although Zhong Lichun has a surprising appearance, she has great ambitions. King Xuan of Qi, who was in power at that time, was politically corrupt, the country was dim, and had a bad temper. He liked to listen to flattery. Anyone who said bad things about him would be met with disaster. But in order to save the people, Zhong Lichun risked beheading and rushed to the capital. When King Xuan of Qi saw Zhong Lichun, he thought it was a monster coming. At that time, Zhong Lichun stated the misdeeds of King Qi Xuan one by one, and pointed out that if he did not rein in the precipice, the city would be destroyed and the country would be destroyed. King Xuan of Qi was greatly moved and regarded Zhong Lichun as his own precious mirror. This king, surrounded by so many beauties, actually made Zhong Lichun his queen. ?
The third is Meng Guang during the Eastern Han Dynasty. According to the history secretary: Meng Guang was dark, fat and vulgar in appearance. She is so strong that she can easily lift the stone locks used by generals and warriors to practice kung fu. She is regarded as an uncontrollable barbarian. In addition, she was extremely ugly, so her family was prepared not to get married. But there was still a matchmaker to bridge the gap between Meng Guang and an ugly man. Meng Guang said: "I will only marry Liang Hong, and I will not marry anyone else!" Liang Hong was a famous scholar at that time, with excellent articles, elegant and dignified. A handsome man, it is said that many beauties at that time suffered from single-mindedness because of him. Therefore, Meng Guang's words to the matchmaker were temporarily passed down as a joke among the Chinese people. But Liang Hong took a fancy to Meng Guang's character and resolutely married Meng Guang. Later, Liang Hong went to Wudi to work as a servant in desperation, and Meng Guang went with him without any complaints. Every time Liang Hong came home from work, Meng Guang would lift the tableware to eyebrow level and hand it to Liang Hong respectfully. The two loved each other and grew old together. The later generation's saying of "raising the case and raising eyebrows" came from Meng Guang. ?
The fourth is Ruan Nu. Although Ruan's daughter was very ugly and almost had to stay alone in an empty house for the rest of her life, she was able to seize the opportunity to speak a word that made Xu Yun speechless, made him look at her with admiration, and won her husband's favor and respect. He was able to support Xu Yun and his children in the troubled times of Wei and Jin Dynasties, which shows that he was smart, sensible and knowledgeable. Although Xu Yun was talented, he almost faced danger for his life because he reused one of his cronies as an official. When the family was in panic, it was Ruan's daughter who remained calm and warned her husband how to deal with the king. When the Xu family was crying, Ruan's daughter comforted her family: Xu Yun would be fine, and prepared millet porridge to wait for her husband's return. Xu Yun was implicated by his friends when Sima was in power and died as a result. Sima Shi was suspicious and seriously ill, Zhong Hui had a vicious eye, and Ruan used extraordinary wisdom to warn his sons how to behave, and finally saved the two sons from disaster.