Yang Guifei, whose real name is (AD 7 19-756), was a court musician and dancer in the Tang Dynasty, and her musical talent was rare for queens in previous dynasties. His ancestral home is Yongle, Zhou Pu (now Yongji, Shaanxi). On July 1 June 9, the seventh year of Kaiyuan,1was born in Shu County (now Chengdu, Sichuan). Yang Guifei's natural beauty and superior educational environment make her have a certain cultural accomplishment, graceful personality, proficient in temperament, good at singing and dancing, and good at playing the pipa. She is also known as the four beautiful women in ancient China with the stories of Shi, Wang Zhaojun and Di Xin. There are also TV dramas and movies of the same name. Yang Yuhuan (A.D. 7 19-756): A court musician and dancer in the Tang Dynasty, whose musical talent is really rare among the queens of past dynasties. His ancestral home is Yongle, Zhou Pu (now Yongji, Shaanxi). In June of the seventh year of Kaiyuan 1 Born in Shu County (now Chengdu, Sichuan), he was born in a famous family. His great grandfather, Wang Yang, was a minister of the Sui Dynasty and was killed by Li Shimin in the early Tang Dynasty. His father Yang Xuanyan is a manager in Shu, and his uncle Yang Xuanxuan is from Henan. Yang Yuhuan spent his childhood in Sichuan. Yang Yuhuan's natural beauty and superior educational environment make her have a certain cultural accomplishment, graceful personality, proficient in temperament, good at singing and dancing, and good at playing the pipa. In July of the 22nd year of Kaiyuan, Princess Xianyi, the daughter of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, held a wedding in Luoyang, and Yang Yuhuan was also invited to attend. Li Mao, the younger brother of Princess Xianyang, fell in love with Yang Yuhuan at first sight. At your request, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty wrote a letter that year, naming her as the longevity princess. After marriage, the two are extremely sweet. On the seventh day of December in the 25th year of Kaiyuan, Wu Huifei, the favorite of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, died of illness, and Xuanzong was unhappy. Under the recommendation of Gao Lishi, a trusted eunuch, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty turned his attention to Yang Yuhuan, a daughter-in-law similar to Wu Huifei. In October of the 28th year of Kaiyuan, Yang Yuhuan, who had been married to Li Mao for five years, left Shouwangfu and went to Lishan. At this time, she was only 22 years old, and Xuanzong was 56 years old. Xuanzong shilled her to become a monk in recognition of her mother, Dou Taihou, and gave her the name of "too true". In the fourth year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty made Wei's daughter a princess, and then she became a imperial concubine. Since Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty abolished the king and queen, there has been no queen, so Yang Guifei is equivalent to the queen. Since entering the palace, Yang Yuhuan followed the feudal imperial court system, but did not ask about the state affairs and did not intervene in the power struggle. With her charming, docile and extraordinary musical talent, she was favored by Xuanzong in all aspects. Although she was angered by Xuanzong because of jealousy and was sent out of the palace twice, it was still difficult for Xuanzong to give up her. Until the Anshi Rebellion.