Go out like a tiger and go home like a dog. What are the famous henpecked and tigress in China history?

Although in ancient China, women had no rights, even in a patriarchal era, there were still many henpecked and tigress in history. For example, Chen Nian, Qi Jiguang and Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty are all famous henpecked wives, and their wives are a bit like tigers.

Chen Nian's wife is strict with her husband. Even if a guest comes to his house, his wife will always stare at him to see what he is doing. Once, because of various rules, she couldn't sit at a banquet with her husband, but she really wanted to be with her husband. She broke a bowl in the other room and cried badly. The famous Lion Roar is used to describe the story between her and her husband. She is Liu Yuee.

When we heard Qi Jiguang, our first reaction was that he was an anti-Japanese hero. In fact, he was also a henpecked wife. Once, he wanted to be a tough guy in front of soldiers, but he didn't outsmart himself. Instead, he confirmed his image of henpecked wife, which made many soldiers laugh and cry. And his wife is more like a tigress, but their relationship is still very good.

Although some people became emperors, they were still afraid of their wives. For example, Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, was a hen-pecked wife. And his wife, Queen Dugu, is also relatively strong, but her strength is also reasonable. She wanted Emperor Wendi of Sui to govern the country better and not to go astray. Empress Dugu has been defending monogamy all her life, which is very rare and incomprehensible in the ancient concept of three wives and four concubines, but Emperor Wendi chose to respect his wife.

In today's society where men and women are equal, many people are afraid of their wives, and many people have strong wives. But in fact, these husbands are sometimes not really afraid of their wives, but show their love for their wives and are willing to be bullied by their wives.