Han Shou (Han Shou), also spelled Dezhen, was a descendant of Han Xin, the founding father of the Western Han Dynasty, and his great-grandfather Han Ji was a Situ of Cao Wei.
Han Shou's wife was jia wu, and she was the daughter of Jia Chong, the chancellor of the Western Jin Dynasty.
Strictly speaking, Han Shou's wife did not marry home, but stole it.
Jia Chong had two daughters, the eldest daughter Jia Nanfeng married the crown prince Sima Zheng, and after Sima Zheng ascended the throne, Jia Nanfeng became an empress, and later caused chaos in the palace, leading to the rebellion of the Eight Kings.
When Jia Chong's younger daughter Jia Wu was in the middle of the boudoir, she heard that there was a man named Han Shou under her father, who looked like a gentleman and a talented person, and secretly admired him.
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Han Shou was handsome and was an official like Jia Chong's secretary.
Every time his subordinates went to Jia Chong's house to party and drink, Jia Wu would spy on Han Shou at the window and secretly love this big handsome man.
Every time Han Shou left, Jia Wu would be ghosted and write love poems to pour out his love feelings.
One day, Jia Wu's maid came to Han Shou's house and conveyed miss Jia Wu's admiration to Han Shou, and also praised miss for looking like a flower and looking feminine and charming.
Han Shou was thrilled, so he sent a maid to pass on the wind and news, and agreed to meet with the young lady at an agreed time.
One night, the single dog Han Shou climbed over the wall and entered the boudoir of the elderly leftover woman Jia Wu, and the two fell in love at first sight... A thousand words are hidden here.
Jia Wu had an affair with Han Shou, and the family had been in the dark.
After stealing the forbidden fruit, Jia Wu began to deliberately dress herself, nothing to steal the music herself, and the old father Jia Chong felt that the behavior of the younger daughter was extremely abnormal.
One day, Jia Chong and his subordinates were gathering, and suddenly smelled that Han Shou had a very familiar fragrance on his body.
This spice is a tribute to crooked nuts, and the spice powder is sprinkled on the body, and the fragrance will not dissipate for a year.
Emperor Wu of Jin gave spices to Jia Chong and Chen Qian, but the others did not.
Why would this little official Han Shou have such a strange smell on his body?
Jia Chong wanted to come and go, suddenly realized, "doubtful life and female communication", in order to prevent the scandal from happening again, Jia Chong also rebuilt the wall of the palace, increased the encryption, and declared to the outside world that it was for anti-theft.
However, Han Shou's ability to climb over the wall was very good, and he still climbed over the high wall to continue to communicate with Jia Wu.
The housekeeper said to Jia Chong: "There is nothing suspicious in other places, only the northeast corner still has traces of people crossing over." ”
Jia Was angry and corrupt, so he tortured Miss's maid, and the maid had to confess and tell the truth about Miss Jia Wu and Han Shou's adulterous affair.
Jia Chong warned his family to keep secrets and keep their mouths tight, otherwise they would disappear from the earth forever.
Jia Chong confessed to planting, so he married his youngest daughter Jia Wu to Han Shou.
There is no wall in the world that does not leak wind, Han Shou's one-night wind flow still came out, and posterity described the man's wind flow as "Han Shou stealing incense".
In history, "Han Shou stealing incense" and "stealing jade, Opening thrushes, and Shen Yue thin waist" are regarded as four affairs.
Ouyang Xiu, a great writer of the Song Dynasty, once wrote "WangjiangNan" to talk about this affair:
Gangnam butterfly, oblique sun a pair.
Like He Lang Quan Fu powder, the heart is like Han Shou loves to steal incense, talent and light madness.
After a light rain, thin wings are greasy and smokey.
Only to accompany the bees to the courtyard, and then with the flying feathers over the east wall, long is to be busy with flowers.