In the story, it is a beautiful woman in Yue State. In order to complete his imperial hegemony, Gou Jian, the king of Yue, gave it to Wu State as a "honey trap". After Xi Shi came to the State of Wu, he fell in love with the King of Wu, who ignored the state affairs all day and was fascinated by Yu Meiren Township, and finally let Gou Jian destroy the country.
However, as a famous beauty in the Spring and Autumn Period and the favorite concubine of Fu Cha, the prince of Wu, there is no trace in the history books, even the surname, which is too strange. In any case, stone is also the chief culprit that indirectly led to the demise of Wu. How can you not mention it at all? Besides, apart from historical records, there is no such beauty in Zuozhuan and Guoyu. Therefore, it can be inferred that Shi, like the story of Diexin, is just a symbol about beauty fabricated by later generations.
Secondly, "scholar" does not refer to a person's name, but a general term for beautiful women, which can often be seen in works in the pre-Qin period. Looking through all the records in ancient books, all the documents with the appearance of "Xi's family" did not record the "honey trap", and it was not until Yuejueshu that the "honey trap" was touched little by little. Yuejueshu is a book devoted to hearsay, which has little reference value. Therefore, Shi is probably just a fictional character and has never existed in real history.