Is there really a Yushu princess in history?

Let me tell you this, there is no historical evidence to prove that there is a princess Yushu, but there is indeed a tribe called "Tu'an" that should be located in the south-central part of Hebei Province, China, which in no way matches the location in the TV series, so the plot in this is fictional, and there are thousands of tribes in ancient China, and there is no way to investigate the specifics.

Princess Yushu, the heroine of the movie "Myth", a Korean princess far from her hometown, wants to marry Qin Shi Huang, but in the end she falls in love with General Meng Yi, and interprets a beautiful and frank romantic myth through the ages.

Yushu is a tragic beauty, her beauty is as noble as her identity, but at the same time she is also delicate and involuntarily let Hanfu, so she is destined to be a tragic life. She can't find happiness by herself, she can't control her fate, she longs for the true love of the old boy like countless women, but she can only desire it in her heart, such a peerless beauty has to succumb to the arrangement of fate so that she can't get true love, what an irony, how not to make people feel sorry for it, it seems to be in response to the old saying that a red face has a thin life since ancient times. Imagine.

There is no such person in history, it was created by screenwriters. And there is no such prototype either. Meng Yi and Yushu seem to be fictional.

General Meng Yimeng does have someone, and Princess Yushu doesn't know.

This is unknown, because at that time the Qin Dynasty had not yet opened a road to the Western Regions.

There is no princess Yushu in history.

Princess Yushu, the heroine of the movie (TV series) "Mythology", a North Korean (Tu'anguo) princess far from her hometown, wants to marry Qin Shi Huang, but finally falls in love with General Meng Yi. It is a beautiful romantic myth through the ages. Yushu is a tragic beauty, her beauty is as noble as her identity, but at the same time she is also delicate and involuntary, so she is destined to be a tragic life.

Satisfactory answer: tears, falling strings level 22010-02-08 There is no such princess Yushu in history, and the screenwriter made it up for the plot! It was they who replaced the story of Liji and Jing Ke with this mythical short film, which is not available in history! But Meng Yi was a famous general of the Qin Dynasty, which is true.

And Lu Su's prototype is Lu Xiao. Historical records record: Lu Gong had four children:

The eldest son Lu Ze, the second son Lu Shizhi, the eldest daughter Lu Pheasant, and the second daughter Lu Xiao. Lu Xiao is the wife of Wuyang Hou Fan Xu. When Empress Lü was in power, Lü Xiao was named Marquis of Linguang.

She was the first woman in Chinese history to be entitled. After the death of Empress Lü, he was beaten to death by a stick in the struggle to eliminate the Lü family.