In ancient Chinese history, there were many talented figures. One of the figures known as the "literary giants" is a talented man during the Liao Dynasty - Xiao Xuan.
Xiao Sui's real name was Murong Shi, and later changed her name to Xiao Sui, she was a Khitan and was born in the second year of Qianheng (981) of Liaojingzong. Her father is Liao Muzong Yelu Longxu, and her mother is Gao Taotao, a Han woman. Xiao Sui has been smart and clever since he was a child, likes poetry and songs, and is pampered in the family.
In 1023 AD, Xiao Xuan was canonized as empress and became an important political force in the Liao State. Not only did she play an important role in politics, but she was also a prominent poet and writer, and her work was loved by a wide range of readers.
Xiao Sui's works are mainly poems, including "Song History" and "Climbing the Tower and Looking at the Sea", which have infected countless readers with their bold and passionate language and deep emotions. Her literary achievements were also recognized by famous scholars at the time, such as Liu Xizai and others called her "the crown of female lyricists".
In addition to poetry, Xiao Sui is also good at prose writing, and "Yanjing Miscellaneous" is one of her masterpieces. This book depicts the life style and social customs of the capital at that time, and has important reference value for the study of the history of the Liao Dynasty.
Xiao Xuan's artistic achievements are not only reflected in her literary creation, but also in the art of painting. Legend has it that she once painted a portrait herself, which was vivid and impressive.
However, despite being a great artist, Xiao Xuan's life was not always smooth and smooth. She experienced many setbacks in the years following her husband's death, but she remained true to her beliefs and expressed her love and hope for life through her words.
Xiao Sui was an important figure in ancient Chinese culture, and she influenced generations of people with her talent and passion. As a part of China's history and culture, her story deserves to be explored and passed on.