Who were the four handsome boys in ancient China?

Pan An, soldiers Lan Ling, Song Yu, Wei Jie.

1, Pan An

Pan An (247-300), born in Zhongmou, Henan Province, was a famous writer and politician in the Western Jin Dynasty.

Graceful and unknown talent, he is frivolous and tends to be secular and friendly. He used Shi Chong and others to flatter Jia Mi, and every time he came out, he fell behind and worshipped. Together with Shi Chong, Lu Ji, Liu Kun and Zuo Si, they became "twenty-four friends of Krabi", headed by Pan An. Pan An is known as "the most beautiful man in ancient times".

2. Warrior Lan Ling

Gao Changgong, Warrior Lan Ling (54 1-573), whose real name is Gao Su and surname is Gao Xiaoxiu, was born in Guo County, Bohai Sea (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province). General of Northern Qi Imperial Clan, grandson of Gao Huan, emperor of SHEN WOO, fourth son of Gao Cheng, emperor of Wen Xiang, one of the four handsome boys in ancient China.

In the fourth year of Wuping (573), he died at the age of 33 because he said that "a state matter is a family matter". He was posthumously awarded false Huang Yue, a surname, Tai Gong Wei and posthumous title Zhongwu.

3. Song Yu

Song Yu, Zi Ziyuan (about 298 BC-about 222 BC), a native of the Warring States (now Yicheng, Xiangyang, Hubei), was born after Qu Yuan, a disciple of Qu Yuan, and once served as Xiangqing, the king of Chu.

Escape from Chu because of father-son contradiction? At the end of the Warring States period, he loved Ci Fu all his life. He knows music and is good at writing articles. He is another great writer of Ci and Fu after Qu Yuan, and is as famous as Le Tang and Jing Ke.

4. Wei Jie

Wei Jie (286-365438+June 20, 2002) was born in Anyi, Hedong (now Xiaxian North, Shaanxi Province), the great-grandson of Wei Ji, Minister of Cao Wei, and the grandson of Wei Guan of Taibao. Metaphysics scholar and official in Jin Dynasty, one of the four handsome men in ancient China.

Wei Jie was a famous talker and metaphysician in Wei and Jin Dynasties after Yan He and Wang Bi, and was a courtier of the Prince. Yongjia moved to the south in the fourth year (3 10). In the sixth year of Yongjia (3 12), Wei Jie died of illness at the age of 27. He was buried in Nanchang and moved to Jiangning.

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According to Shi Shuo Xin Yu, every time Pan An went out to play, a large number of young girls chased him. Groups of girls chasing Pan An presented him with flowers and fruits. Every time Pan An goes home, he can return home with a full load, which is the origin of the allusion "throwing fruit to earn money".

Although there are so many beautiful women chasing him all day, Pan An is unmoved. When it comes to treating his wife, Pan An is definitely a good husband. Pan An's wife comes from a noble family and has a higher status than Pan Anjia. They don't fit.

Because Pan An is both a handsome man and a gifted scholar, Pan An's wife is willing to marry him. Pan An has a crush on his wife. Not only did he not go out to have sex when his wife was alive, but he also did not forget her after her death. A year after his wife died, he wrote three mourning poems.

In the history of China literature, these three mourning poems are of pioneering significance. Because women's status was very low at that time, there were almost no works commemorating their wives before Pan An's mourning poems. Pan An's articles are also well written, and he likes to write mourning articles. He can be said to be a melancholy and handsome writer.

Needless to say, Pan An's appearance is a good husband with single-minded feelings, but his life path is not as enviable as his appearance, but rather tragic. His political path is still very bumpy, and he was not reused in his early years. Later, he took refuge in the Jia's Group headed by Jia Nanfeng and his nephew Jia Mi. At that time, it was the time when Jia and his gang had the final say.

Jia Nanfeng wanted to abolish the Prince, but Pan An was unfortunately involved in this conspiracy. Once the prince was drunk, Pan An was arranged to write an article offering sacrifices to the gods for the prince to copy. The prince was so drunk that he wrote a letter according to the gourd painting gourd ladle.

After Pan An got the article written by the Prince, he sketched a few strokes, which became an article of rebellion, resulting in the abolition of the Prince and the execution of the Prince's biological mother. Although not the mastermind, Pan An obviously played a role in fueling the flames. Although the machinations succeed, Pan An will not come to a good end. After the Eight Kings Rebellion, Sima Lun, the king of Zhao, successfully seized power. He immediately arrested Pan An and sentenced him to genocide.

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