Nagamen, the name of Han Palace. Empress Chen of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty lived here after she fell out of favor. It is said that the daughter of Empress Chen's mother-in-law, Princess Tao, hired Sima Xiangru to write a poignant and moving "Ode to Changmen" for Empress Chen. In classical poetry since the Han Dynasty, the title "Nagato's Resentment" is often used to express the sorrow of a concubine who has fallen out of favor.
There is an allusion about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Empress Chen, who hide their beauty in a golden house. Later, Empress Chen fell out of favor and lived alone. At that time, Wei Zifu was very favored. Empress Chen paid Sima Xiangru a lot of money to write "Ode to Changmen". It is said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was moved by this and wanted to see Empress Chen, but Wei Zifu Zifu used a trick to make the prince sick, so Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not go.
Queen Chen must have been completely disheartened
There is a similar song "Lou Dong Fu", which was written by Jiang Caiping, the concubine of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. At that time, Li Longji only favored Yang Yuhuan. , Concubine Mei fell out of favor and lived alone, imitating Empress Chen. Li Longji gave back a handful of pearls, and Concubine Mei wrote "A handful of pearls"