The secret to help Duong Quy Phi “flowers give way to the moon and shame”
ChinaDuong Quy Phi, one of the four great ancient beauties, often bathes in hot mineral springs, not smeared on her face.
Duong Quy Phi (719-756) named Duong Ngoc Hoan, was crowned a noble concubine by Emperor Duong Huyen Tong in 745. Theo CCTV, she is good at singing and dancing, walling in sound law, is a rare talent among tens of thousands of concubines and court maidens through the Chinese feudal dynasty. Duong Quy Phi is beautiful, in addition to being blessed, but also because she has her own beauty method.
Painting of Yang Guifei by Japanese artist Nagasawa Rosetsu (1754 – 1799). Photo: sohu
Beautiful women did not wear heavy makeup like many concubines in those days, but only lightly decorated, respecting natural beauty. During life, make-up often contains lead and mercury, long-term use is prone to chronic poisoning, leaving black spots on the face, aging quickly. Before becoming a concubine, she used to be a Taoist, so she stayed away from flashy decorations, thus avoiding the danger of poisoning.
He often bathed in the hot mineral springs, patting his skin, especially his face. Hoa Thanh Tri is a hot mineral spring for the king, located in Huaqing Palace – the amusement park of the king and his concubines, is now a tourist destination in Shaanxi province. At that time, the empress thought that bathing in hot springs had the effect of eliminating evil spirits and avoiding infection. According to modern scientific studies, hot mineral bath is a combination of three therapeutic methods: hydrotherapy, heat therapy and mineral therapy, helps to relax, improves blood circulation…
While bathing, Duong Quy Phi also often put several types of bark and leaves into the water, giving an acupressure massage. He also beautifies with a mixture containing almonds. Some legends say that Duong Quy Phi also has medicine to help full breasts. During the Tang Dynasty, women preferred curvaceous and rounded beauty, and Duong Quy Phi’s beauty was described by court ladies as so beautiful that “flowers are also embarrassed”.
Her beauty entered many timeless literary works, including a bundle of poetry Peaceful bar by “Fairy Poetry” Ly Bach. In the first article, the author uses the image of peonies to compare the beauty of a noble consort, with a poetic idea: “Looking at the clouds, I miss her beautiful clothes, when I see flowers, I miss her beautiful face”. Besides poetry and music, dozens of cinematic works about Duong Quy Phi were born, making his image very popular in Asia, such as Korea, Japan and Southeast Asian countries.
Actor Chu Khiet reappeared in the film “Yang Guifei” in 1992. Video: Sina
The love story of Duong Quy Phi and Duong Huyen Tong is associated with many stories about the heyday of the Tang Dynasty at its peak. However, Emperor Tang’s ignorance and love for noble concubines is considered by many to be the cause of his downfall. In 756, because of An Loc Son’s betrayal, Duong Huyen Tong sent Duong Quy Phi to flee the capital. Duong Quy Phi’s death is still a mystery.
According to the book Duong Thu. New and Tang Shu’s exWhen Duong Huyen Tong’s generals forced the king to grant Duong Quy Phi’s death, they were willing to help and save the Tang Dynasty. Reluctantly, Duong Huyen Tong had to let people tie his neck to his wife. Some legends say that Duong Quy Phi was killed by enemies during his flight or taken by boat to live in another country.
Nghinh Xuan (based on CCTV, Sohu)
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