Are Cao Zhi and Zhen Mi really related?

The daughter of Zhen Mi Zhen Yi, married to Yuan Xi, the son of Yuan Shao. After Cao Jun broke through Jizhou City, the prince Cao Pi broke into Yuan Shao's house to raid his house, found a woman unkempt, dragged close to wipe her face and saw that she was a big beauty, deeply loved by Cao Pi, and later Cao Cao married Cao Pi and became his wife. In 220 AD, Cao Pi was proclaimed emperor, and because he favored Empress Guo, he sent an envoy to give Zhen to die in June of the following year.

However, Cao Rui, the emperor of Wei Ming, who later ascended the throne, was born to Zhen. It is said that the god of Luoshui in Cao Zijian's "Luo Shen Fu" is this sister-in-law Zhen, which shows that Cao Pi likes her very much.

According to another historical record, after Cao Cao saw Zhen Mi, he stared at her and exclaimed, "Is it true that my son-in-law is also? But this admiration has a question mark, which means, is it really my son's daughter-in-law? But I was thinking sourly, it should have been my daughter-in-law!

But Cao Cao is a big hero, and he can figure out that Zhen Mi is not bad as his daughter-in-law, so he asked 18-year-old Cao Pi to marry 23-year-old Zhen Mi.

It can be seen that Cao Cao also likes her very much.

When Zhen Mi married into the Cao family, Cao Zhi was still a twelve or thirteen-year-old child, Cao Pi and his younger brother Cao Zhi did not get along, and often quarreled. This move was appreciated by Cao Cao's wife, Empress Wuxuan, who praised her, "This is a true filial woman." And Cao Zhi was smart and precocious, and he even became attached to Zhen Mi, getting along day and night, accompanying this amorous and beautiful sister-in-law, and spending time in the wind and the moon.

It can be said that Zhen Mi enlightened Cao Zhi's hazy sexual consciousness, and in Cao Zhi's eyes, this sister-in-law is not only beautiful, but also a goddess in his mind. Zhen Mi also likes this uncle who is ten years younger than herself, but it is more because of the natural motherhood in the woman.

It is said that Luo Shen Fu is to express this kind of love.

What is the relationship between Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi: Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi are uncles and sisters-in-law, Zhen Mi is the wife of Cao Pi, Emperor Wen of Wei, and Cao Zhi's sister-in-law.

Cao Zhi, the word Zijian, a native of Peiguo County (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province), is the third son born to Cao Cao and Empress Wuxuan Bian.

Cao Zhi was a famous writer in the Three Kingdoms period, as one of the representatives of Jian'an literature and the master of the collection, he was respected as a model of articles during the two Jin and Northern Dynasties.

His representative works include "Luo Shen Fu", "White Horse Chapter", "Seven Mourning Poems" and so on. Later generations called him, Cao Cao, and Cao Pi together as the "Three Caos" because of his literary attainments. His poems are known for their strong pen power and beautiful words, and there are 30 volumes of collections, which have been lost, and now the "Cao Zi Jian Ji" is compiled by the Song people.

Cao Zhi's prose also has the characteristics of "affection and resentment, body and literary quality", coupled with the richness and variety of its variety, so that he has made outstanding achievements in this regard. Xie Lingyun, a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, has the evaluation that "there is only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian monopolizes eight buckets".

Literary critic Zhong Rong also praised Cao Zhi for "having a high backbone, colorful words, feelings and elegant grievances, and the body is literary quality, overflowing with the present and the ancient, and outstanding." And in the "Poems", he was listed as the poet with the highest quality. Wang Shizhen talked about the poets who can be called "immortals" in the 2,000 years since the Han and Wei dynasties, Cao Zhi, Li Bai, and Su Shi.

Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi are uncles and sisters-in-law.

Looking through the real historical past, Cao Zhi and Zhen Mi are indeed uncles and sisters-in-law, but in folklore, Cao Zhi, who loves Zhen Mi, has become a tragic genius who can't be loved.

Legend has it that after Zhen Mi's death, Cao Zhi returned to his fiefdom after meeting Cao Pi, passing through the bank of Luoshui, and remembered the deceased Zhen Mi at that time.

According to the history books, Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu" was originally called "Feeling Zhen Fu", and the word "Juan" is also the word "Zhen", so some people say that Cao Zhi wrote "Feeling Zhen Fu" on the bank of Luoshui, and when this rumor was heard by Cao Pi, Cao Pi was furious.

So, is there really an indecent love between Cao Zhi and his sister-in-law Zhen Mi?

If you go back to the Three Kingdoms period, Zhen Mi was 21 years old when she married into the Cao family, and she was at least 9 years older than her brother-in-law Cao Zhi.

According to the history books, Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu" was originally called "Feeling Zhen Fu", and the word "Juan" is also the word "Zhen", so some people say that Cao Zhi wrote "Feeling Zhen Fu" on the bank of Luoshui, and when this rumor was heard by Cao Pi, Cao Pi was furious.

So, is there really an indecent love between Cao Zhi and his sister-in-law Zhen Mi?

If you go back to the Three Kingdoms period, Zhen Mi was 21 years old when she married into the Cao family, she was at least 9 years older than her brother-in-law Cao Zhi, Zhen Mi was in the prime of life, beautiful and moving, and Cao Zhi was just the age of the young Huaichun, maybe Cao Zhi was a little precocious at that time, and it was not impossible for him to have a longing for the beautiful sister-in-law Zhen Mi.

Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi are actually unlikely to have a personal relationship.

Zhen Mi can also be regarded as a strange woman in the Three Kingdoms period. She has had two husbands in her life, the first husband is Yuan Shao's second son Yuan Xi. After the collapse of Houzhou, Cao Cao captured Yecheng, and Cao Cao's son Cao Pi took a fancy to the beautiful Zhen Mi, so he accepted him as his wife, that is, the later Empress Wenzhao Zhen.

In the early years, Cao Pi still loved Zhen Mi very much. But gradually, Cao Pi began to be indifferent to Zhen Mi, so that in the end, when Zhen Mi was buried in the shed, he was also punished with being covered with hair and stuffing his mouth with chaff.

The various turns before and after not only surprised everyone, but also increased everyone's curiosity about this matter. As a result, there is a saying that the reason why Zhen Congji Zemi fell out of favor was because Zhen Mi's crush on Cao Zhi was discovered by Cao Pi, so he was disgusted by Cao Pi to death.