What did Wang Zhaojun do after he married the Huns?

Wang Zhaojun, named Ni, is also from Nanjun. During the Han and Yuan Dynasties, he was chosen as a "good family". At that time, Xie Han was called to Korea, and the Emperor gave it to five women. Wang Zhaojun entered the palace for several years, but he didn't see the royal family, and he complained bitterly. He asked the court to order him to do it. The emperor told Xie Han to leave the meeting and called five women to perform. Zhaojun's "rich and beautiful ornaments, Ming Han Palace, Gu Jingpei back, swaying left and right." Seeing that he was frightened, the emperor wanted to keep it, but it was hard to break his word, so he married the Xiongnu. ("Were" volume eighty-nine. Biography of Southern Xiongnu).

Wang Zhaojun was born in Baoping Village, Zigui County, Nanjun County in 52 BC, which is now Zhaojun Village, Xingshan County, Hubei Province. In the third year of Yong 'an (AD 260), Sun Xiu, Emperor Jingdi, divided the northern boundary of Zigui into Xingshan County, 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 talents spread all over Nanjun and Beijing along 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. In the mid-spring of 36 BC, Wang Zhaojun left his parents and villagers in tears, boarded the carved dragon and phoenix official ship Shunxiangxi, entered the Yangtze River, Hanshui River and crossed the Qinling Mountains, which lasted for three months, and arrived in the capital Chang 'an in the early summer of the same year, waiting for the imperial edict. After Wang Zhaojun entered the palace, he refused to bribe the painter because of his beauty, so Mao made some flaws in her portrait. Zhaojun was banished to the cold palace for three years and had no chance to see him. In 33 BC, Uhaanyehe, the leader of the Northern Xiongnu, came to the Han Dynasty on his own initiative, surrendered to the Han Dynasty and asked for a kiss to form a friendship. Emperor Han Yuan summoned the concubines in the harem as much as possible, and Wang Zhaojun stepped forward and responded generously. Yuan Di heard that there was such a beautiful person in the harem who wanted to keep it, but it was hard to break his word. He gave her twenty-eight thousand brocade, sixteen thousand catties of cotton wool, jade and other valuables, and personally delivered them to Chang 'an for more than ten miles. Surrounded by teams of chariots and horses, Wang Zhaojun shoulders the heavy responsibility of getting close to Han, Hungary and China. It took more than a year to leave Chang 'an, Tongguan, the Yellow River and Yanmen. Arriving in Mobei in the early summer of the following year, he was warmly welcomed by the Huns and was named "Hu Ning E Shi".

After Zhaojun left the fortress, the Han and Hungarian ethnic groups were United and harmonious, and the country was prosperous and the people were safe. "Border towns are closed, cattle and horses are wild, dogs in the third world bark without warning, and Li Shu forgets to fight", showing a thriving scene of peace. In 3 1 BC, Uhaanyehe died, leaving a son named Yituzhi. Later, the Huns chased the son of heaven. At that time, Wang Zhaojun put the overall situation first and endured great grievances. According to the Xiongnu custom of "the father dies and the wife is the stepmother", he married Huhanye's eldest son, but he was tired of carving Tao Mogao and gave birth to two more daughters. The first daughter's name must be the second, and the second daughter's name should also be the second. In 20 BC, Khan died after replanting, and Zhaojun was widowed. A year later, Wang Zhaojun, a 33-year-old peerless beauty, died and was buried in the southern suburbs of Hohhot, next to the tomb of Daqingshan and the Yellow River. Later, people called it "Qingling Mausoleum".

Wang Zhaojun's historical achievement is not only her long trip to the Great Northern Wilderness with her relatives, but also the extraordinary contribution she and her children, grandchildren and in-laws have made to the harmony, goodwill and unity of Hu Hanmin people since she left the Great Wall. According to statistics, there are more than 700 poems reflecting Wang Zhaojun in past dynasties, and there are nearly 40 kinds of novels and folk stories related to them. There are more than 500 famous writers who wrote the deeds of Zhaojun, including Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Li Shangyin, Cai Yong, Wang Anshi, Ye Luchu and Cai. In ancient times, there are modern Guo Moruo, Cao Yu, Tian Han and Jane.

For more than 1,900 years, Wang Zhaojun, a mountain woman who grew up in Bashan and Chushui, has stirred the heartstrings of scholars in previous dynasties and stirred the literary world in China. This is the aura of the intersection of Bachu culture in the south and Huaxia culture in the north, which reflects the dazzling brilliance of Zhaojun's creation ontology and is also the darling of the co-creation of North and South cultures.

Vice Chairman Dong, one of the founders of the New China, wrote a four-character poem for Wang Zhaojun, which summarized Zhaojun in history and praised his thoughts, knowledge and actions. The poem reads: "Zhao Jun has been here for a long time, and Hu Han is close to his home. Poets have their own opinions, and it is always in vain to dance and write ink. " From then on, Wang Zhaojun appeared in front of people with tears and gloomy faces, expressing the desire of the people of all ethnic groups in the country to unite as one.