Cao Cao's strange concept of marriage and love in the Three Kingdoms period: it is not enough to marry a prostitute, why do you need a wife?

Because Cao Cao is lewd and bohemian, otherwise he could not have done that to be emperor. Cunning and sinister. At that time, there were many heroes in the Three Kingdoms. It can be said that heroes were born in troubled times and heroes were born in current events. These lean men are different from ordinary people whether they lead troops to fight or get married and have children. Just like a generation of famous Cao Cao, he held the emperor in his arms and let the princes finally overthrow the emperor of the Han Dynasty and stand on their own feet as kings.

Cao Cao has been in politics all his life, and his private life is really not much better. However, he is also an outstanding politician, strategist and writer. His literary talent was a hero at that time, but he married many women in his life. Her wife is either a prostitute or someone else's wife, just like Mrs. Bian. He used to be a prostitute, and Cao Cao's original match was Ding Hou, but Cao Cao may dislike her, abandon his dross wife and drive him back to his mother's house to write.

At that time, Cao Cao was still the governor of Dongjun, because he had to go back to his hometown to avoid disaster all his life. Cao Cao was a prodigal son during his illness in his hometown. Among them, Cao Cao, then 25, took a fancy to Mrs. Bian, then became Cao Cao's concubine with Cao Cao. Because Mrs. Bian learned many tricks in the brothel, she framed Cao Cao's wife and became a wife herself.

She also lived up to expectations and gave birth to four children for Cao Cao, the most famous of which were Cao Pi and Cao Zhi. I am very surprised that their mother should be a prostitute. But Cao Cao felt that it was not enough to marry a prostitute, but also to get other people's wives. Cao Cao may be confused in some life styles, and everything with a little beauty is in his pocket.