Legendary Beauties Pack

The four great beauties of ancient China include Xi Shi, Diaochan, Wang Zhaojun, Yang Guifei andZhao Feiyang, and their beauty is as timeless as theirstories. - Ancient women of timeless beauty The four great beauties of ancient China include Xi Shi, Diaochan, Wang Zhaojun, Yang Guifei and Zhao Feiyang, and their beauty is as timeless as their stories. Xi Shi – Born in the Spring and Autumn Period. She was so extraordinarily beautiful that whenever she went to the stream to wash her silk yarn, the fish would forget how to swim and sink to the bottom upon seeing her reflection in the water. Wang Zhaojun – A native of Western Han Dynasty. Legend has it that, traveling through the desert on her way to be married to the Xiongnu king, she felt such sorrow that she played a woeful tune on her pipa. When the wild geese flying past heard the sorrowful tune, they forgot to flap their wings and plummeted to the ground. Diaochan – A fictional character who was first told in folk tales. Her complete image was only fully depicted by Luo Guangzhong in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Her beauty was so exquisite that even the moon felt embarrassed and hid behind the clouds. Yang Guifei – Her given name was Yuhuan and she was a favorite concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. One day, as she was lamenting her fate in the garden, the palace maid saw the flowers she touched closed and the leaves curled up, and from then on, people said that her beauty put even the flowers to shame. Zhao Feiyang – The wife of Emperor Cheng of Han. She was a well-known dancer in the Han Dynasty. It was said she was so slender and light that she could even dance in one’s palm.