Fu Fei is not a historical figure, but a beautiful image in ancient China mythology, a legend related to Luoshen. Because she is not a real historical figure, she left no famous words. However, we can extract some famous sayings and aphorisms about the pursuit of beauty and the ideal of love from the legends and literary works about Fu Fei.
In Cao Zhi's Ode to Luoshen, Fu Fei is portrayed as a beautiful and elegant fairy image. Although this article was not written by Fu Fei himself, it can represent ancient literati's beautiful imagination of Fu Fei's image and praise for perfect women.
The following is a description in Luo Shen Fu, which can be regarded as a praise for beauty and temperament: Yu Qing likes his ambition and pretends to write a poem. Between Si and Xu, the water of wavelet turns into Luo on the other side. On the bank of Luoshui, there is a beautiful woman, Fu Fei, riding a cloud, riding a fog, riding a neon, having a class, facing at a distance.
By depicting the image of Fu Fei, this article conveys a yearning and praise for beautiful, lofty and mysterious things. Although it is not Fu Fei's famous words, it embodies the ancient literati's pursuit of beauty and their portrayal of ideal women.
Generally speaking, Fu Fei, as a figure in myths and legends, did not leave any actual famous sayings, but her images and stories inspired countless literati to create works praising beauty, love and ideals. Although these works are not Fu Fei's own remarks, they reflect the yearning and reverence of ancient society for good quality.
In today's real life, we can still draw inspiration from the image of Fu Fei, and use her stories to motivate people to pursue beautiful things and to constantly improve their morality, talent and self-cultivation. Although Fu Fei is not a real historical figure, her influence and value have been passed down to this day through literary works and myths and legends, and become a symbol of a beautiful image in people's hearts.