The "10 most" women in history, let's learn something new!

Someone said: Behind every successful man stands a great woman. Emperor Taizong of Tang's great governance of the country was at its peak. In addition to relying on a large number of counselors and generals under him, it was also inseparable from the assistance of his virtuous and gentle wife, Empress Zhangsun.

Shangguan Wan'er--The First Female Prime Minister

Shangguan Wan'er was a very talented woman in history, and her life can be described as a rough and legendary one. Although he did not have the title of prime minister, he was the prime minister in reality, which was unique in Chinese history.

Diao Chan--The Earliest Female Spy

Diao Chan is one of the four great beauties in ancient China, and "Bi Yue" refers to her. Diao Chan is also one of the originators of female spies. She personally practiced the beauty trap and the chain of tricks.

Lü Zhi - the most vicious woman

Lü Zhi was the queen of Emperor Gaozu of Han, Liu Bang. She was considered a very successful female politician in history, but to this day when people mention her name, the first thing that comes to mind is her cruelty and opportunism.

Liu Rushi--the most fortunate woman in the world

Liu Rushi was a famous singing and talented woman active during the transition from Ming to Qing dynasties. She had a strong personality, was upright and intelligent, had great courage and was very famous.

Qiu Jin--The most heroic woman

At a time when the country and nation were facing life and death crisis, Qiu Jin, a female hero who was as brave as any man, left her family and children, disguised herself as a man, and sailed to Japan to pursue a different life and seek ways to revitalize the nation. Ultimately, she embarked on a path of no return. The title of "the most heroic woman" given to this heroine is indeed well-deserved.

Li Qingzhao--The most talented woman

It is impossible to verify the year in which Li Qingzhao died. Her most famous work is "Shuyu Ci", which basically belongs to the graceful school. Because her life experience was more difficult and tortuous than that of Yan Jidao, Qin Guan and others, and her efforts to specialize in art and her many talents in literature and art, her achievements in Ci surpassed them. Her later Ci also had the advantage of being bold and unrestrained. Her poem "Thinking of Xiang Yu" and the lines "When I moved south, I miss Wang Dao; when I came north, I have little news from Liu Hun" reflect her concern for the country and the people.

Xia Ji - the most charming woman

Xia Ji was a stunning beauty who captivated everyone. She possessed the beauty of Li Ji and Xi Gui, and the charm of Daji and Bao Si. She had also received clinical guidance from an extraordinary person and learned a set of methods of "absorbing essence and guiding qi" and "taking yang to replenish yin". As a result, even in her forties, her face was delicate and her skin was fine, and she still looked like a young girl.

Princess Wencheng - the most successful female diplomat

In Chinese history, there are many examples of princesses or daughters of royal families marrying kings of foreign countries as a form of peacekeeping. During the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang, Princess Wencheng married into Tibet, which was an example of a peacekeeping marriage.

Concubine Wan--The most charming woman

There were many favored concubines in history, but none of them could compare to Ming Xianzong's beloved concubine Wan Zhen'er in terms of bizarre circumstances. A 19-year-old woman of the great emperor firmly captured her husband's heart and enjoyed his lifelong favor. This really puzzled others. The only explanation was that Concubine Wan had unique and coquettish means. In this sense, Concubine Wan was undoubtedly the most charming woman.