Was Su Daji really a femme fatale as written in history?

There was no conclusive evidence in history to prove that Daji really existed. According to traditional Chinese historical records, Daji was a legendary figure from the end of the Shang Dynasty to the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty. She was described as a beautiful and intelligent woman and was accused of plotting the tyranny and tyranny of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty. However, these historical records have not been widely accepted because modern historians believe that these records may be misunderstood and exaggerated. In addition, there were many different versions and explanations of the legendary story of Daji, which might have originated from the cultures and legends of different ancient regions. Therefore, although Daji may have been a real character, her specific identity and historical status were still controversial.

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The term "femme fatale" originated from a passage in the ancient Chinese novel "Dream of the Red Chamber". The original text was as follows: ``` Lin Daiyu saw that Sister Feng had gained some momentum these days, but she was not as good as her. She became even more cowardly and only spent her days at home. Who knew that there was a Baoyu by Grandmother Jia's side. Although he was not her biological son, he was the old lady's most beloved grandson. Today, he was very different from before. Today was Baoyu's birthday. The old lady gave Baoyu a crown of twelve golden hairpins and seven golden hoops. Lin Daiyu didn't know what this meant, but she was so scared that she was covered in sweat. ``` A femme fatale referred to the misfortune and disaster caused by a woman's beauty. It described Lin Daiyu as weak because of her beauty and caused unnecessary trouble around Grandmother Jia.

In ancient Chinese history, femme fatale referred to those women who brought disaster to the country because of their beauty. Because the existence of these women often led to political, social, and cultural chaos and turmoil, they were considered to be the "scourge" of history. In different historical periods and different cultural backgrounds, the names and importance of femme fatale were different. However, one of the most famous femme fatale in history was Wu Zetian. As the female emperor of the Tang Dynasty, she not only had outstanding political and military skills, but also was famous for her wisdom, decisiveness and charm. During her reign, the Tang Dynasty experienced many political, economic, and social changes, but it also led to the decline of the Tang Dynasty. In addition to Wu Zetian, there were many other women in ancient Chinese history, such as Li Qingzhao, Yang Yuhuan, Zhao Feiyan, and many others. Their beauty, charisma and personalities have all become historical witnesses and have had a profound impact on China's politics, culture and society.

There was no such person as Daji in history. According to historical records, Daji was a legendary figure from the end of the Shang Dynasty to the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty. She was described as a beautiful and intelligent goddess who had the magical ability to control the fate of mankind. However, these descriptions in the history books did not receive conclusive evidence and were not recognized by historians. Therefore, we can conclude that Daji does not exist in history.

I can recommend two novels about femme fatale to you. The first book was " I am a femme fatale ", an ancient romance novel. The protagonist, Yun Jia, transmigrated into a fake emperor who disguised herself as a man and even contracted a trashy system that helped her find a partner. However, the trash system told her that the target she wanted to attack was the Regent who wanted to murder her and usurp her throne. Then, there were all kinds of happy and silly scenes. The second book was " The Concubine of Evil Favor Is a Beauty ", which was an ancient romance novel about fighting in the palace. The protagonist was a femme fatale abandoned by her father, but she had a beauty that could topple a country. After being a loyal minister, she became a famous concubine in the palace. I hope these two novels will be a feast for your eyes. It's great that you like one of them.