Chinese Four Given Names People Prostitute: Li Xiangjun

Chen Yuanyuan, courtesy name Wanfen, originally surnamed Xing Mingyuan's mother died early, and adopted her adoptive mother's surname Chen. Yuanyuan was good at singing and dancing, and when she was the best in color, she was called one of the "Eight Beauties of the South of the Yangtze River".

Li Shishi, born in the Northern Song Dynasty, lost both her parents at the age of four. She was left to be raised by Granny Li, a former comedian, and eventually trained to become a renowned courtesan in Bianjing. She secretly fell in love with the renowned musician Zhou Bangyan. Emperor Huizong Zhao Jiqiao, disguised as a wealthy businessman, visited the brothel to witness the beauty in person. Infatuated with the emperor, Shishi fell in love with him. However, she also secretly met with Jia Yi and Zhou Bangyan, becoming a laughing stock. When the Jin army invaded, Huizong was captured. In order to save the emperor, Li donated all the rewards she had received over the years as military rations. She also loved her husband and remained loyal to him. She became a Taoist priest. The commander of the Jin army, admiring her beauty, ordered her arrest. Li Shishi was found by the traitor Zhang Bangchang.

"The Four Courtesans: Su Xiaoxiao" is a 1990 Hong Kong drama starring Zhao Jie and Lam Ya-shi. The film tells the story of Su Xiaoxiao, a renowned courtesan who rises from poverty to become one of the most sought-after courtesans of her time, leveraging her beauty and talent. However, her life is filled with challenges and dangers, as she faces not only jealousy and rivalry but also her own inner conflicts and struggles. Through Su Xiaoxiao's experiences, the film reveals the injustices and oppression of the time, while also revealing the complexity and multifaceted nature of human nature. This film is more than just an erotic film; it is a work of profound reflection and social significance.