Four Famous Courtesans: Chen Yuanyuan

Author: Zhu Xiang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book combines the turbulent and chaotic historical background. "Scarlet Letter" drifts among three opposing political groups, hoping for a peaceful and true love life. However, until her death, she never finds the eternal "hero of chaos" in her heart who could protect her. No, it's not wrong for women, and no, it's not wrong. I believe that by reading this book, you will definitely pierce through the elusive and complex fog of history, and make logical and reasonable judgments on those historical figures and the actors who performed that history!
At the beginning of the Ming and Qing dynasties, gunpowder was everywhere. The weak and incompetent Chongzhen, the opportunistic Tian Hongyu, the inconsistent Wu Sangui, the arrogant Li Zicheng, the vulgar and arrogant Liu Zongmin, the cunning Niu Xingchao, the upright and innocent Li Yan, and the autocratic and lustful Dorgon—these men, with their unpredictable and vivid personalities, wrote this history with their thoughts and actions, whether good or bad, without hesitation. They performed a play with their expressions and movements, either skillful or clumsy, without restraint—a thought-provoking history, a play that makes you ponder.
Perhaps these male actors felt that the world without women was too lacking in excitement, so they forcefully brought a female role onto their stage. Suddenly, the stage was filled with brilliance, and the men became lively. Some even began to feel flustered. She instantly became the focus and excitement of this world. Because of her, these men seized the opportunity, changing their behavior and their fate, rewriting the history of China, and the Chinese nation lived the days of "men keeping their queues." To know the details, please refer to this book carefully.