Which female poets were there in Qing Dynasty? More famous, urgent, thank you!

Qing dynasty is called the dynasty where poetry flourished, and it is also the closest dynasty to us. Therefore, the number of poems preserved is very large, including official editions of the imperial court and private collections. Poems of the Dynasty compiled by Shen Deqian, a poet in the Qianlong Dynasty, contains the works of poets who died 25 years ago (1760), including a volume of poems dedicated to female poets, with a total of more than 100. Let's first select some representative poems to let readers know about the female literary creation in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Most of these female poets come from Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the south of the Yangtze River, perhaps because of the strong style of writing in that area since ancient times.

On the Phoenix Platform, I remember playing the flute;

Inch by inch, Wei Yun, be gentle. Whether there is extinction, it is difficult to disappear, and it is breaking the soul: looking at the mountains and rivers, people go far away. From now on, the sour will be clear, just like tonight.

Qing Yao, you shouldn't ask for heaven. It's boring to look at it clearly. Who do you think is more? Who's hurt? Who wants to be happy, steal vegetarian powder and write a description? Who cares about life and death?

This word is ups and downs, touching, comparable to Yi 'an's Autumn Love. It was written by Shuang Qing, a famous poetess in Qing Dynasty. She is often left out by her husband, abused by her mother-in-law, and has nowhere to complain. Because of her pen, she used words to express her sadness. There are single, double and three words, which come from feelings.