Pan Jinlian is a fictional character in Water Margin, which is further deepened in Jin Ping Mei. For hundreds of years, she has been nailed to the historical shame column, which is a typical example of coquettish, lewd and vicious. Pan Jinlian was the fifth concubine of Ximen Qing, who died at the hands of Song Wu.

In China's traditional moral concept, few people sympathize with her experience, that is Pan Jinlian. After that, she lived in literary works on the stage of drama and became a model of bad women after dinner.

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About Pan Jinlian's life experience, there is no description in Water Margin, and he is not from Song Dynasty at all, but from Amin Dynasty. Pan Jinlian, originally a lovely girl of a large family in Qinghe County, Hebei Province (rumored to be the girl of Zhou Zhijia), lives in a village called Huangjinzhuang, and her names are very hard-driving.

Pan Jinlian's maiden name is Pan and her nickname is Jinlian. At the age of twenty, she was quite beautiful and famous in Shili Baxiang. When Pan Jinlian was a child, he liked Wuzhi (that is, Wu Dalang) in the neighboring village. Her father often helps him. After Wu Dalang was admitted to Jinshi, her father decided to betroth his daughter to him. The two married in harmony and love, and had four children before and after.

According to textual research, Dalang Wuzhi is a native of Wujiana Village, Qinghe County, Shandong Province. He admired martial arts from an early age and was gifted. When I was young, I was a scholar and became a magistrate in Yanggu, Shandong Province.

Although Wu Dalang was born in a poor family when he was a child, he never "made a living by selling baked wheat cakes". But to study hard and succeed in school. According to the calf bone of Wuzhi discovered in 1996, the height of Wuzhi should be above 1.8 meters, which is definitely not a "three-inch fixed bone bark", let alone a "five-short figure".

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