There are many heroic men in China, but there are also many heroines who have left a mark of their own in the wars of history. From Hua Mulan, who joined the army in place of her father, to Mu Guiying, who regained the title of commander at the age of fifty-three, the stories of ancient Chinese heroines have been passed down from generation to generation, inspiring generations of Chinese people. The iron bones and soft intestines merged into one in their bodies. They are a monument in Chinese history.
Hua Mulan has a poem: "Mulan Poem"
The chirping repeats, and Mulan is weaved in every household. I didn't hear the sound of the machine, but I heard the woman sighing. Hua Mulan asked her daughter what she was thinking about and what she was remembering. The woman has nothing to think about, and the woman has nothing to remember. Last night I saw the military post (tiě), the Khan (kèhán) ordered the troops, and there were twelve volumes of military books, each with his name on it. My grandfather has no eldest son, and Mulan has no elder brother. She is willing to saddle a horse for the market, and from now on, she will fight for my grandfather.
Fan Lihua, an ancient Chinese heroine, is well-known for her story of how she and Xue Dingshan put down the chaos in the northwest, and how she fought and rebelled on the battlefield. She has a profound influence on later generations. Her legendary story has been expressed in various forms of literary and artistic works, especially in movies, TV series, musicals and dramas. It is a typical image of a heroine in ancient China.
Wang Zhaojun was born in Baoping Village, Zigui County, Nanjun (now Zhaojun Village, Zigui County, Yichang, Hubei Province) around 52 BC. In the third year of Yong'an (AD 260), Emperor Jing divided Zigui into the northern boundary of Xingshan County, and Xiangxi was the boundary of the town. King Qiang of Qin was from this town, so he was the county of Yun Zhaojun. His father, Wang Rang, had a daughter in his old age and regarded her as the apple of his eye, and her brothers and sister-in-law also doted on her. Wang Zhaojun was born with beauty and extraordinary intelligence. He was good at playing music, chess, calligraphy and painting. "My eyebrows are unparalleled and can make flowers shy in the forest." Zhaojun's unique talents and appearance spread throughout Nanjun along the Xiangxi River and reached the capital. In 36 BC, Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty announced to the world that he was recruiting girls from all over the world. Wang Zhaojun is Nanjun’s first choice. Emperor Yuan issued an edict, ordering him to choose an auspicious day to enter Beijing. His father, Wang Ranyun, said: "My daughter is still young and it is difficult to obey orders." Unfortunately, it is difficult to disobey the sacred orders.