When it comes to Jiang Ziya, there are few Chinese people who don't know. This hero who founded the Zhou Dynasty had a fief in Shandong. In the State of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period, many people were descendants of him, including the famous Great Beauty and the first female poet in Chinese history: Zhuang Jiang.
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Zhuang Jiang, whose original surname was Jiang, was a princess of the State of Qi and a famous beauty recorded in the Book of Poetry.
How beautiful is Zhuang Jiang? The ancients described it this way: "Hands like soft hands, skin like gelatin, collars like cockroaches, teeth like rhinoceros, moth eyebrows, smiles and smiles, and beautiful eyes." ”
In today's terms: this woman's skin is white and tender, her neck is slender and graceful, her forehead is full, her eyebrows are slender, her eyes are large and energetic, her style is self-styled, her teeth are neat, and her smile is moving. That's not enough, even the figure is tall.
In modern times, this is the proper beauty pageant champion, plastic surgery template. No wonder some people say that for thousands of years in Chinese history, as soon as the literati and inkers wrote about beautiful women, they could not escape the shadow of Zhuang Jiang.
In fact, before Zhuang Jiang, myths, legends and historical stories also recorded some beautiful women, such as the concubines and sisters who charmed the king, and the heroine of the "Beacon Theatre Princes", who all had a fox spirit face and were pushed as representatives of the red face and the water. Zhuang Jiang is different, she is not only beautiful, but also noble, kind, and more rarely, quite talented, leaving several famous poems.
Zhu Xi, a scholar of science, once examined that at least 5 poems in the Book of Poetry were written by Zhuang Jiang, but some people doubted this. Although later generations disagreed on the number of Zhuang Jiang's poems, her talent and status as the "first female poet" were unanimously recognized.
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Such a perfect princess surnamed Jiang grew up and married the Duke of Weizhuang, who was the right door, and her name was changed to Zhuang Jiang.
The marriage of nobles, the wedding is naturally grand and grand, and it is said that it was a sensation.
After marriage, because of Zhuang Jiang's beauty and talent, the couple also spent a sweet and sweet newlywed life, and everything seemed perfect. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, and soon Wei Zhuanggong changed his mind.
"Since the ancient emperors have a lot of affection", Wei Zhuang Gong is no exception, after a period of freshness, he is a little tired of Zhuang Jiang.
Coupled with the fact that Zhuang Jiang was not pregnant for several years after marriage, in the eyes of Wei Zhuanggong, who attached great importance to his heirs, this was simply an unforgivable sin.
Not long after, Duke Wei Zhuang married several concubines in succession, and the concubines gave birth to several children to Duke Wei Zhuang one after another. From this point of view, the inability to give birth to a child is not the pot of Wei Zhuanggong, it is all the fault of Zhuang Jiang alone. From then on, Duke Wei Zhuang became more and more cold to Zhuang Jiang, and often sneered and carried out domestic cold violence.
Zhuang Jiang also tried to improve her relationship with Wei Zhuanggong, but there was no effect, she could only put her own grievances in the poems, wrote poems such as "Bai Zhou", "Green Clothes", "Sun and Moon", and wrote about the lonely and sad life of a woman who was not favored by her husband in the deep palace.
Although Zhuang Jiang could not give birth to children herself, she was a kind and generous housewife and loved the children born in the concubine room very much. Among them, there was a concubine named Dai Concubine, who was quite close to Zhuang Jiang, and Zhuang Jiang even regarded her child Ji Ji as his own.
Bleak evening view:
After the death of Duke Zhuang of Wei, Ji Quan took the throne, that is, Duke Heng of Wei. Sixteen years later, Duke Wei Heng was killed by his half-brother Zhou Hu, and shortly after Zhou Hu ascended to the throne, the chancellor Shi Bei (石碏) killed him and pushed another son of Duke Wei Zhuang to ascend to the throne.
Zhuang Jiang personally experienced this court murder case, and watched the children who grew up around him fall in a pool of blood one by one, feeling helpless and miserable.
In the cold and deep palace, she was like a withered flower, spending her old age desolately.