Concubine Yang was from the Tang Dynasty.

Concubine Yang (June 22, 719 - July 15, 756), nicknamed Taizhen. During the Tang Dynasty, she was a concubine, court musician, dancer, and one of the four beauties in ancient China. She was the daughter of Yang Xuanyan, the Duke of Qi, and the cousin of Prime Minister Yang Guozhong.

She has a mellow personality, gorgeous appearance, is good at singing and dancing, and is proficient in music. In the 28th year of Kaiyuan (740), she married Li Long, King of Longevity, and was ordered to become a female Taoist priest. Later Tang Xuanzong issued an edict for Yang Yuhuan to return to secular life, join the palace, and was officially canonized as a noble concubine.

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Concubine Yang was good at singing and dancing, and she was a court musician and dancer in the Tang Dynasty. One of the four beauties in ancient times. Although she has a plump figure, history books also record that she was a master of dancing and was also proficient in Hu Xuan dance. Her figure was swaying and she jumped like the wind, which was dazzling.

People in the Tang Dynasty regarded plumpness as beauty, and Concubine Yang was "condensed fat and rouge". Even the "fat" began to "condensate" and exude a "gorgeous" color like "rouge". This was all necessary. It must be "skillful".