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meaning "glamorous". Thus,
Chinese people often refer to her as Wu Mei or Wu
Meiniang (武媚娘) when they
write about her youth, as Wu Hou (武后) when
referring to...
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China (simplified Chinese: 武媚娘传奇;
traditional Chinese: 武媚娘傳奇; pinyin: Wǔ
Mèiniáng chuánqí) is a 2014
Chinese television series based on
events in the 7th...
- Lady Wu: The
First Empress, also
known as The
Great Empress or
Empress Wu
Meiniang, is a 2003
Chinese television series based on the
biography of Wu Zetian...
- Wu
Meiniang was
neglected for 12 years.
Emperor Taizong eventually felled sick, and told his
young son Li Zhi to
secretly kill her. Wu
Meiniang found...
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subsequently aired by
television stations in
other countries. One night, Wu
Meiniang was
bestowed favor upon by
Emperor Taizong for the
first time
since she...
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murdering the
infant Princess Andingsi, the
daughter of the
Emperor and Wu
Meiniang.
There are also
several rare
incidents in the
imperial palace.
Helan Xin'er...
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daughter was
foretold to be
important in the ****ure. His daughter, Wu
Meiniang entered the
palace at the age of
fourteen to
serve as a
concubine to Emperor...
- to
report the day's events. He
married his cousin,
Bilian (known as Hu
Meiniang in some versions).
After his death, as an
incarnation of Wenquxing, he...
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characters and how
others view them. For example, Zhao
Xiaojia the
husband of
Meiniang, the novel’s main
female character, is
ostracized and
looked down upon...
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during the
Republican era, who drew
inspiration from the
earlier play
Meiniang by Tian Han.
Originally an anti-government play, it was
adapted to take...
