Among the warlords of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao's strength was average, but he relied on the loyalty of his subordinates and the assistance of strategists to occupy the city and become a prince of one side.
Cao Cao Gui was a prince with many wives and concubines, and one of his wives gave birth to Cao Cao Cao Zhang (the seventh son of Jian'an) Cao Chong (the prodigy who was called the elephant in the primary school) the fourth son, although Lady Bian was born and met when Cao Cao was not born, but the husband and wife had a good relationship for many years Cao Cao was very fond of her.
Every time Cao Cao returned from a victorious battle and seized a lot of jade jewelry, lady Bian let Lady Bian choose first, and Lady Bian said every time that she would send the best ones to Lady Ding in her hometown (the eldest son Cao Ang's adoptive mother Cao Ang died in the Battle of Wancheng), and the medium one took a few pieces herself, and all the remaining treasures were divided equally among the concubines, and Cao Cao was very emotional.
A woman of humble singing and female origin, who can respect and not be greedy and share a noble personality, cannot be admired by Cao Cao, who is as noble as a king.