What is the next sentence of "No matter how beautiful da ji is, she is a princess after all"? How to explain this sentence?

"No matter how beautiful da ji is, she is a princess after all." The next sentence is "No matter how bad Zhou Wang is, it is king after all."

It means: No matter how dissolute Zhou Wang is, he is the Lord and "king" of all nations after all. No matter how beautiful da ji is, she is just a concubine. After all, it depends on the "king". In other words, no matter how beautiful a woman is, she is only a vassal of a man. In today's era, if women want to be beautiful all the time, they must have internal cultivation besides their own temperament.

Moreover, women must not rely on men as their own survival rule. Women should also have their own struggles, their own goals and their own careers. Therefore, today's da ji is not just a princess.

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Da ji, surnamed Su, was the last monarch and queen of Shang Dynasty in China. According to historical records, da ji was the daughter of Su Fengchen. She is a peerless beauty, beautiful, good at singing and dancing, beautiful for a hundred years. She is called a generation of temptress. When he conquered the Su tribe, he was brought into the palace by drunkenness and lewdness and was honored as your wife. He was killed by Zhou Wuwang.

Now when people talk about da ji, they immediately associate it with "Fox Fairy", but it is actually only the literary creation of the mythical novel "The List of Gods". In the novel, da ji is described as a kind and beautiful woman. However, on the way to the palace, she was killed and possessed by a Kyubi no Youko fox, which led to those heinous acts.

In folk myths and legends, da ji is the Peach Blossom Star and Jiang Ziya is the Black Star (the first photo). Among the wolf stars: peach blossom stars refer to women, who are in charge of love and marriage. If you are a monarch, you will ruin the country and ruin the foundation for a hundred years, and you will be enemies with the Queen's Palace, Chen and Taiyin; Killing stars refers to men, and men are in charge of war. If they were generals, they would certainly destroy the country and rejuvenate the country for hundreds of years, making them enemies with Hunan prose and Jiangxing martial arts.

Book of the Later Han Dynasty Volume 70 Biography of Kong Rong: "Cao Cao attacked Yecheng, Yuan's wife and children saw many invasions, while Cao Zi stole Yuan's wife Zhen Shi. Rong is talking about Cao Cao's book, saying that' King Wu cut Zhou, and da ji sealed the Duke of Zhou'. If you don't understand, just ask what the classics are. Right: Take it for granted.

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