In ancient China, it was normal for women to change their minds.

Everyone must think that ancient feudal ideas are deeply rooted, and sexual life must be very feudal. In fact, this is not the case. In the environment of ancient times, it was very normal for women to change their minds in ancient China, and it was also common for women to cheat. Let’s take a look at it together.

The Change of Heart that Shocked the Tang Dynasty

The protagonist here is Princess Gaoyang, the daughter of Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin. Gaoyang did not like her husband, a military man, and soon fell in love with Xuanzang's disciple Bian Ji. Their love was extremely passionate. The husband was willing to guard the door for them, and Gao Yang returned the favor by giving them two beauties, meaning that we should each have our own fun and not care about each other!

This affair was eventually discovered, and Emperor Taizong of Tang was furious. He issued an edict to sentence Bian Ji to death by beheading. After Bian Ji's death, the extremely sad Gao Yang once said: "Bian Ji is my pride, Fang Yiai is my shame." Perhaps because he loved the man so much, Gao Yang later openly took three monks as his lovers. The three monks instigated Gao Yang to revolt in the palace, and they were eventually executed.

The public change of heart during the Northern and Southern Dynasties

The protagonist of this story is still a princess, Princess Shanyin, the younger sister of Liu Ziye, the former deposed emperor of the Song Dynasty in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. After marrying his prince consort, she said to the emperor: We are both the flesh and blood of the late emperor. You have tens of thousands of beauties in the harem, but I only have one prince consort. This is so unfair.

In view of this, the foolish Liu Ziye gave her the treatment of a princess and "wholesale" her thirty handsome young men as his male favorites at one time, so that she could change her mind with a legitimate reason. Unfortunately, she was still not satisfied, and she demanded the Emperor to give her the Minister of Personnel, Chu Yuan. Chu Yuan was forced to serve the princess for ten days, but he could not bear it any longer, so he threatened to get away.

A generational change of heart

The women are beautiful, but the author marries them to the hideous dwarf Wu Dalang, and marries the young Pan Qiaoyun, who has been widowed for many years, to a "bingguansuo" with physical problems. Therefore, the cheating of "the second Pan" is the most worthy of pity and sympathy. Of course, this is what is said in classical literature.