In ancient times, the status of women was relatively low. From birth, they have to learn how to be a good wife and mother, so it is difficult for them to complete their careers. Moreover, women in ancient times seem to have gradually become accustomed to this model, and they have no grand mind and no attempt to make contributions. Ban Zhao is the first female historian in the history of China. As a woman, her erudition and generosity won the favor of men, and she became a beloved princess at a young age, which made many women very jealous.

1. Ban Zhao, who was born in a noble family, can become the first female historian in history, which is inseparable from the training she received when she was young. Ban Zhao was born in a scholarly family. In this family, her parents and brothers gave her a deep education, so she read a lot of books since she was a child and learned a lot about being a man. It was because she read so many books that she laid a deep foundation for her later study of history. At that time, Ban Zhao not only read a lot, but also admired Confucianism and had his own appreciation of music.

Second, the perfect woman Ban Zhao is a nearly perfect woman in the eyes of many men. First of all, she has read a lot of books and learned a lot of truth. She is much better than those illiterate rural women and has great dignity for men. Secondly, Ban Zhao is more reasonable, for some? A gift? Learning is also particularly respected. Because Ban Zhao is familiar with history books, she has developed a very quiet and indisputable temperament. She can abandon some fame and fortune, which is very worry-free for men.

Third, attracting envy of such an excellent woman as Ban Zhao will naturally attract the envy of many women. And Ban Zhao entered the palace and soon became Ban Jieyu. She is the favorite princess of Emperor Han Cheng, and this status makes many women in the harem jealous of her, because she is the most blessed by the king, and she and Wang Jun also have a common topic, but Ban Zhao did not escape the fate of giving up at first. In the end, Emperor Han gradually snubbed Ban Zhao because of the appearance of two sisters Zhao Yanfei, and Ban Zhao, who was snubbed, also wrote a lamentation to express his resentment.