There are many heroes in China, but there are also many heroines who have left their colorful brushstrokes in history. From Mulan, who joined the army on behalf of her father, to Mu, who returned to the command seat at the age of 53, the stories of ancient heroines in China have been passed down from generation to generation, inspiring China people from generation to generation. Clashing iron bones, inch by inch soft-hearted, in one of them. They are a monument in the history of China.

Mulan has a poem: Mulan Poetry.

Chatting, Mulan is knitting at home. I can't hear the loom, but I hear the woman sigh. Mulan asked her what she thought and what she remembered. Women have nothing to think about, and women have nothing to remember. Last night, I saw the military posts (tiū), Khan (kèhán) and twelve volumes of the art of war, all with the names of the Lord. Grandpa has no eldest son, Mulan has no big brother, and she is willing to be a pommel horse for the city, so she has signed for him ever since.

Fan Lihua was a heroine in ancient China. The story of her fighting for common ground with Xue Dingshan in the northwest frontier was widely known, which had a far-reaching impact on later generations. Its legendary stories are represented by various forms of literary works, especially movies, TV dramas and musical dramas. This is a typical image of ancient female heroes in China.

Wang Zhaojun was born in Baoping Village around 52 BC (now Zhaojun Village, Zigui County, Yichang City, Hubei Province). In the third year of Yong 'an (AD 260), Jingdi was enfeoffed to Xingshan County in the north of Zigui, with Xiangxi as the city boundary and Qiang as the local people, so Yunzhaojun was the county. His father, the king and his eldest daughter are regarded as the apple of his eye, and his brother and sister-in-law also love him very much. Wang Zhaojun is beautiful and has unusual intelligence. He is proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and meticulous. "Emei is peerless and can make the flowers in the forest blush." Zhaojun's peerless talent spread all over Nanjun and Beijing along the Xiangxi River. In 36 BC, Emperor Hanyuan showed the world that all women in the world should choose. Wang Zhaojun is the first choice of Nanjun. Yuan Di wrote to order him to enter Beijing some other day. Her father, King Mao, said, "My daughter is too young to obey her orders." But it's hard to disobey the sacred command.