Kang Youwei was one of the six gentlemen in the early Reform Movement of 1898 and the only one who survived. From a historical point of view, Kang Youwei is a hypocrite, regardless of national pride. Early on, I said I would end polygamy, but in the end, I married six wives, really nine Niu Yi hairs.

Kang Youwei once called himself "the sage of the South China Sea" because he was famous for his trendy and open thoughts. Later, although the Reform Movement of 1898 led by him failed, many people even shed blood, and some even gave their precious lives, which is also an indispensable milestone in the long river of modern history. Although he looks like a gentleman, some of his actions are contrary to his own remarks.

He used to be the "monogamy" he strongly advocated. Speaking of this system, this move at that time was a great manifestation of ideological progress, because it was not only a typical representative of gender equality, but also an important means to maintain family harmony. But he talked about "a family only needs one wife", which is just a simple boast. He has married six wives in his life, which really makes people feel that Kang Youwei is a "hypocrite" whose words and actions are completely different.

After the failure of the political reform, Kang Youwei went to get married and have children. At that time, his concubine was also pregnant. I have to say that he is really tough, but at this moment, he met a Japanese woman. In early Japan, the 16-year-old girl who took care of him was called Kazuko Ishioka. Maybe it's really Kang Youwei who is so charming. Ishioka Kazuko soon fell in love with him and finally returned to China with Kang Youwei.