Cai Wenji married Wei Zhongdao when she was 16 years old. The Wei family was a prominent family in Hedong at that time, and Wei Zhongdao was an outstanding university student. The couple loved each other very much. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. In less than a year, Wei Zhongdao died of hemoptysis. Cai Wenji had never given birth to a son or daughter, and the Wei family thought that she had jinxed her husband to death. At that time, Cai Wenji, who was proud and arrogant, ignored her father's opposition and resolutely returned to her mother's house. Later, her father died in prison, and Wenji was taken away by the Xiongnu. She was only twenty-three years old that year and was taken in as the princess by King Zuoxian. She lived in the southern Xiongnu for twelve years and had two sons. During this time, she also learned to play the "Hu Jia" and some foreign languages.
In the 13th year of Jian 'an (Year 208), Cao Cao was grateful for his good friend Cai Yong's friendship. When he learned that Wenji was stranded in the Southern Xiongnu, he immediately sent Zhou Jin as an envoy with 1,000 taels of gold and a pair of white walls to redeem her. She was thirty-five years old that year. Under Cao Cao's arrangement, she married Lieutenant Tian Dong Si. That year, the famous Battle of Red Cliff broke out.”
Cai Wenji married Dong Si, and their life was not very harmonious at first. Cai Wenji had suffered from the sadness of separation and often fell into a trance. Dong Si was in his prime. He was a talented person who was well-versed in history and music. He thought highly of himself. Naturally, he felt somewhat inadequate towards Cai Wenji. However, under the instructions of the Prime Minister, he had no choice but to accept her. In the second year of their marriage, Dong Si committed a crime and deserved to die. She did not care about the grudge and jumped to Cao Cao's Prime Minister's residence to plead for mercy. Cao Cao remembered his friendship with Cai Yong and Cai Wenji's tragic life. If Dong Si was executed, Wenji would not be able to survive, so he forgave Dong Si.
From then on, Dong Si was grateful for his wife's kindness and reevaluated Cai Wenji. The couple also saw through the world and went up the Luo River to live in the beautiful and lush foothills. Many years later, Cao Cao would pass by this place to hunt and would even visit. Cai Wenji and Dong Sisheng had a son and a daughter. The daughter married Sima Yi's son, Sima Shi.
Cai Wenji's life was full of ups and downs. Ding Wei described her marriage in Cai Bo Wei's Ode to Women:
I am the daughter of a great family, and I am the natural daughter of God.
After listening to the clear instructions of the court, he was able to understand and understand.
In the auspicious month of the third spring, the season will return to the sky;
He wore a light dress of cinnabar and a beautiful mother-of-pearl of gold and jade.
Envy the glory of the people who follow, and mourn the frost;
How can we grow old together? I hope we can enjoy the rest of our lives.
The first thing Ye Tian wanted to do after entering the Three Kingdoms was to change Cai Yan's fate. This talented woman shouldn't be tortured by suffering. It's called the night. He felt pity for her, so he put in enough love and sincerity into this kiss.
One hit, a kiss for ten thousand years.
Just like Cupid's violent love for matchmaking. Lu Kuang's arrow pierced through Cai Yan and Ye Tian's hearts. Because they were infinitely close, because the arrow pierced through, their hearts were connected, and their flesh and blood were connected.
To be happy with your happiness, to be sad with your sadness, to be happy with your happiness, this is my entire faith in this life!
"Yan 'er, let's go." After some time, Ye Tian gently helped Cai Yan up, and seeing the shy look on her face, he was delighted: The first beauty was successfully captured by him.
Fortunately, the servant girl Xiao He came forward to explain that this was Miss's savior and also her future son-in-law.
Heroes loved beautiful women, and beautiful women loved heroes. Thus, the guards understood.
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