Zhen Fu, a beautiful woman in the Three Kingdoms period, has a mysterious identity. What kind of woman is she?

Zhen Fu's ancestors were all officials, and she was born in an official family. She comes from a noble family in Hebei and has considerable savings. Unfortunately, her father died when she was 3 years old. But her mother is a very capable person, good at managing money, and usually stores a lot of food. In the famine years, she exchanged food for gold, silver and jewels in the hands of the people. In this way, her mother ran the family business alone and raised eight brothers and sisters.

At this time, Zhen Fu was 10 years old. She was very worried when she saw her mother collecting money in this way. She said something like this:

"This world is chaotic and buy more treasures. Ordinary people are innocent and Huaibi is guilty. I'm hungry on both sides, so I'd better give Gu Zhen to my relatives and neighbors, Guangyi. "

In other words, with so many treasures hidden in troubled times, it is easy to be targeted. It's better to give kindness to neighbors, give them food and change their good reputation. Therefore, the whole family agrees with him, which shows that Zhen Fu is very knowledgeable.

At the same time, Zhen Fu doesn't like girls doing needlework. On the contrary, he likes reading. He believes that only by understanding books can we make sense, and only by learning from the success or failure of previous lives can we warn ourselves.

With the growth of age, Zhen Fu has become more and more beautiful. In today's words, Zhen Fu is a typical white man, rich and beautiful, educated and knowledgeable. It is no exaggeration to say Versailles.

At that time, Yuan Shao, who was separated from Hebei, heard of his good reputation, decided on this marriage for his son Yuan and held a grand wedding.

Yuan Shao was quickly defeated by Cao Cao, and Jizhou became Cao Cao's territory again. It is said that both Cao Zhi and his son wanted Zhen Fu, but Cao Pi beat them to it, so Cao Cao had to agree to this marriage.

At first, Cao Pi liked Zhen Fu very much. She gave birth to a son and a daughter. This son is the later Wei Mingdi Cao Rui.

But after Xelloss proclaimed himself emperor, he began to indulge himself, surrounded by many beautiful women and alienated Zhen Fu. Zhen Fu began to complain, which angered xelloss and alienated her even more. Later, these women around xelloss slandered Zhen Fu, which led to the killing of xelloss and Zhen Fu. And when he was buried, he covered his face with his hair and stuffed rice bran in his mouth.