Chapter 76 Who knows Kou Baimen?

The sister of the Kou family, Zong Fangfei, has been a fan of flowers for eighteen years. Today Qin Huai is afraid that he will be worthy, in case his red tears get on his clothes. Cong Can's fans miss Jun's kindness, but who would know of Kou Baimen as a heroine? The heart of the loess-covered coffin is not dead, and a strand of fragrant pill is the soul of fragrance. These are the two poems "Kou Baimen" written by Qian Qianyi, the leader of Donglin, who was known as the "Worship in the Literary World" in the late Ming Dynasty. They commemorate a romantic and unrestrained "brothel chivalrous woman" who is unrestrained and unrestrained.

Kou Baimen's name is Mei, and its style name is Baimen. It is one of the "Qinhuai Eight Beauties" in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.She is quiet, beautiful and romantic, good at calligraphy and painting, singing and dancing, and she is simple but not tactful. In the late spring of the 15th year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Guobi, the famous hero of the state, came to Kou's house on Chaoku Street to have fun with the support of his guards.After several spring nights, Zhu Guobi's polite, gentle and friendly appearance left a good impression on Kou Baimen.A few months later, on an autumn night that year, 17-year-old Kou Baimen boarded the sedan chair with heavy makeup.Married to Zhu Guobi.

In the Ming Dynasty, women from Le nationality in Jinling had to take place at night if they wanted to quit their nationality and become good or get married.In order to show his majesty and grandeur, Zhu Guobi sent 5,000 soldiers holding red lights to start from Wuding Bridge and stand erect along the way to Zhu's Mansion in Neiqiao. But the glory bought by these money can't change Zhu Guobi's heartless and playful nature. A few months after Zhu Guobi married Kou Baimen, he left Kou Baimen aside and went out to find flowers and ask Liu.What's even worse is that Zhu Guobi is not only heartless, but also a soft bone. As soon as the Qing army went south in 1645, Zhu Guobi surrendered to the Qing Dynasty.

Soon, Zhu Guobi took his whole family to Beijing and was placed under house arrest by the Qing court.At this time, Zhu Guobi actually wanted to sell all the singers and maidservants including Lian Kou Baimen. Baimen said to Zhu Guobi: "If you sell me, you will only get a few hundred gold. If you can let me go back to the south, I can earn you ten thousand gold within a month." Zhu Guobi thought for a while and agreed. Therefore, Kou Baimen returned to Jinling with "short-clothed horses", and with the help of his old sisters, he raised 20,000 taels of silver to redeem Zhu Guobi.Zhu Guobi wanted to reunite with Kou Baimen, but Kou Baimen refused.She said: "Back then you redeemed me with money, and now I redeem you with money. The grievances and grievances between us can be settled."

From then on, Kou Baimen built gardens and pavilions, played with literati every day, and often sang or cried when the wine was hot, lamenting that beauties were too late to be admired and that people were not good.At that time, people called her a heroine. Later, she married again, her husband was a certain Xiaolian from Yangzhou, but this time the marriage was not successful. In the end, she returned to Jinling, where she was still exiled in the Le Ji, and died of illness.