Main entry: Officials should be regarded as holding Jinwu, and wives should be treated as Yinlihua. The phrase "officials should be treated as Jinwu, and wives should be treated as Yinlihua" comes from "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Queen's Chronicle": Guangwu Shi Xinye, after hearing it, it is beautiful and my heart is happy. Later, when he arrived in Chang'an, he saw that Zhijinwu's chariots and horses were flourishing, so he sighed: "If you are an official, you should be Zhijinwu, and if you marry, you should be Yinlihua." Show, saw the grand scene of Zhijinwu leading his army, and had always admired the beauty of Yin Lihua, a young lady from the Xinye Yin family who was born in a famous family, so he said with emotion: To be an official, you have to be as grand as Zhijinwu As an official, if you want to marry a wife, you must marry a beautiful wife like the lady from the Yin family.

Liu Xiu's exclamation has become a famous saying throughout the ages, triggering the cries of many "heroes in troubled times".

Zhu Wen, the founding emperor of the Later Liang Dynasty who ended the 290-year rule of the Tang Dynasty and created the pattern of the Five Dynasties, heard that Zhang Hui, the daughter of the governor of Songzhou, was beautiful when he was not yet prosperous, so he said "Lihua". sigh". The latter two eventually got married, and Zhang Hui helped Zhu Wen destroy Tang Jianliang, achieving a great cause and becoming a good story in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.

Wu Sangui, the great tycoon in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, was also one of them. Wu Sangui's family is a descendant of the Wu family in Yanling. At that time, people liked to call him "General Yanling". Wu Sangui was quite elegant and elegant in his youth, and he paid a lot of attention to "beauties", but he never got the one he wanted. When I was reading history books, when I saw the sentence "The official should be the ruler of Jinwu, and the wife should be Yin Lihua", I couldn't help but sigh: "I have fulfilled my wish, it is enough!" According to "Nvhong Yuzhi": Where Yin Lihua went They were all covered with Taihua's fine felt, so the skin on the soles of her feet was as delicate and smooth as the palms of her hands.