In the history of China for thousands of years, due to frequent wars, countless military commanders were born, but due to the underground status of ancient women, most of these military commanders were men. However, even though women were severely imprisoned, Empress Wu Zetian was still born, so it is naturally impossible to stop the appearance of female generals. In fact, there are many heroines in history, and their deeds are still admirable.

Fourth place: Qin Liangyu.

"Why does the general want to be a husband?" This poem by Emperor Chongzhen is an affirmation of Qin Liangyu's achievements. As the wife of Ambassador Cheng in the late Ming Dynasty, Qin Liangyu did not stay at home to educate her children like ordinary people, but fought with her husband on the battlefield.

After Ma Qiancheng's murder, his son was young, and Qin Liangyu stepped forward decisively to take over the post of chieftain, officially starting a vigorous and legendary career. She led her "White Guards" to fight for Daming everywhere. First, she put down the chaos in Chongming, Sichuan, and killed him. Later, he fought with Zhang to the death, which made Zhang dare not invade at will and was highly valued by Emperor Chongzhen. He also took part in many battles against the Qing army until the Ming Dynasty perished in the fifth year of Shunzhi and Qin Liangyu died.

Third place: Liang Hongyu.

Liang Hongyu is the wife of Han Shizhong, a famous anti-gold star in the Southern Song Dynasty. Although she came from a humble background, she studied martial arts with her father and brother since childhood. By coincidence, she was appreciated by Han Shizhong, so they came together. After the establishment of the Southern Song Dynasty, Song Gaozong fled hastily under the pressure of the Nomads from the Army, but was rebelled by Miao Fu. Thanks to the imperial edict of Liang Hongyu, Zhao Gou was able to regain the imperial power.

In the War of Resistance Against Gold, she followed Han Shizhong to the battlefield many times, which made great contributions to the War of Resistance Against Gold. Zhao Gou of Song Gaozong commented that she was "smart and resourceful, and knew nothing about her past history", but unfortunately, she died young, leaving eternal regret.

Second place: Princess Zhao of Pingyang

There are many Pingyang princesses in history, the most famous of which is the sister of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty and the famous wife of Wei Qing, while the bravest are Princess Zhao of Pingyang, the daughter of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan and the sister of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin. Princess Pingyang asked her husband, Chai Shao, to join Tang Gaozu at the beginning of the Tang Gaozu Uprising, while she recruited soldiers in Guanlong area to form an army.

Taking advantage of the chaos in the world at the end of Sui Dynasty, Princess Pingyang quickly pulled up a group of people. Under her leadership, this group of rabble gradually emerged, not only the number increased greatly, but also the combat effectiveness gradually improved, becoming a strong force among many uprising troops. After Tang Gaozu crossed the Yellow River, Princess Pingyang led an army to meet him and attacked Chang 'an with Li Shimin, which made great contributions to the establishment of the Tang Dynasty.

After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Li Yuan named her Princess Pingyang and sent her to the base camp in Shanxi to guard the important Weize Pass. Princess Pingyang led tens of thousands of "female soldiers" to hold this place tightly. Later generations renamed Wei Zeguan "Niangziguan" to commemorate her. After Princess Pingyang died, Li Yuan was given the title of "Zhao" and held an unprecedented military ceremony, making her the only woman in history who was buried with military ceremony.

First place: Good woman.

Fu Hao is the wife of Shang Zhouwang Wu Ding, the first female general in China history. She not only led troops to suppress slave resistance many times, but also personally led troops to attack neighboring countries and tribes, which opened up territory for the Shang Dynasty and was deeply loved by King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty.

In the middle and late last century, Fu Hao's tomb was discovered in Yin Ruins in Anyang, Henan Province, and a large number of precious cultural relics were unearthed, which gave people a better understanding of this heroine thousands of years ago. Among them, the dragon brass cymbals and the tiger brass cymbals should be good weapons for women, with a total weight of 18 kg (36 kg), which shows that their martial arts are superior.